Minnesota Permit Test (MN Driver's Manual) — All Questions
4 questions
An eight-sided (octagonal) red sign directs you to:
- a.Stop completely✓
- b.Yield
- c.Merge
- d.Slow to 20 mph
The octagon shape is used only for STOP signs. Stop fully at the marked line or crosswalk, then go when it is safe. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, traffic signs)
A yellow diamond sign with a curved arrow warns that:
- a.The road is closed
- b.There is a curve or turn ahead✓
- c.No passing is allowed
- d.A rest area is ahead
A yellow diamond with a curved arrow warns of a curve or turn ahead; slow down and be ready to steer through it safely. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, warning signs)
What does a steady green light mean?
- a.Stop if you can
- b.Yield to all cross traffic
- c.Go if the intersection is clear and it is safe✓
- d.The signal is broken
A steady green means you may go if the way is clear; you must still yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, traffic signals)
A broken (dashed) white line on the roadway means:
- a.No lane changes allowed
- b.The edge of the road
- c.Opposing traffic ahead
- d.You may change lanes when it is safe✓
A broken white line separates lanes traveling the same direction and shows that lane changes are permitted when safe. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, pavement markings)