Florida Permit Practice Test (2026)

Free Florida permit practice questions, each answer cited to the official Florida handbook. No sign-up, no ads.

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2. What must you do at this sign?

1. Slow down and go if the way is clear
2. Stop only if other traffic is near
3. Bring your vehicle to a complete halt
4. Slow down and be ready to stop

Answer

C. Come to a complete stop, then go when it is safe.

From the handbook: The Official Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 55

3. A traffic light turns red as you approach. What must you do?

1. Stop at the stop line and stay stopped until green
2. Slow down and go if the way is clear
3. Stop only if cross traffic is coming
4. Stop at the line and go when the way is clear

Answer

A. Come to a complete stop at the stop line and wait for green.

From the handbook: The Official Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 59

What's on the test

• Permit and license rules: You can get a learner's license at age 15 and a driver license at 16.
• Traffic signs: Red means stop, do not enter, wrong way or yield.
• Signals and markings: At a red light, stop at the stop line and stay stopped until green.
• Right-of-way: At an all-way stop, vehicles go in the order they arrived.
• Turns and lanes: Signal at least 100 feet before you turn.
• Speed: Standard limits: 20 MPH in school zones, 30 MPH in business and residential areas, 55 MPH on streets and highways, and 70 MPH on limited access highways.
• Passing: Signal before you move left to pass.
• Parking: Park on the right side of the road, parallel to the curb, with right wheels within 12 inches of it.
• Sharing the road: A bicycle is a vehicle in Florida.
• Alcohol and drugs: A breath or blood alcohol level of .08 or above means your license is suspended at arrest.
• Safe driving: Wear your lap belt on your hips and the shoulder belt across your chest.
• Emergencies and weather: After a crash, stop and call 911, turn on hazard lights, get help for anyone hurt, and exchange information.
• Florida rules to know: Florida requires at least $10,000 in Personal Injury Protection and $10,000 in Property Damage Liability.

Signs worth knowing

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  Stop sign
  You must come to a full stop here.
• 
  Yield sign
  You must let other traffic and pedestrians go first.
• 
  Do Not Enter sign
  You may not drive into this road or ramp because traffic comes toward you.
• 
  Wrong Way sign
  You are going the wrong way on a road where traffic comes toward you.
• 
  One Way sign
  Traffic on this road moves only in the direction of the arrow.
• 
  No Left Turn sign
  You may not turn left here.
• 
  No Right Turn sign
  You may not turn right here.
• 
  No U-turn sign
  You may not turn around to go back the way you came.
• 
  Do Not Pass sign
  You may not pass other vehicles on this stretch of road.
• 
  Pass With Care sign
  Passing is allowed here, but only if you do it carefully.

Five things to remember

• Under 18, hold the learner's license for 12 months with no moving violation convictions. A parent or adult must certify 50 hours of driving, 10 of them at night. (Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 16)
• At a STOP sign, bring your vehicle to a complete halt. Stop before the stop line, or before the crosswalk if there is no stop line. (Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 55)
• A yellow light means the light is changing to red, so stop if you can safely. A green light means go, but only if the intersection is clear. (Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 59)
• At a two-way stop, a turning vehicle yields to the vehicle going straight. After you stop, also yield to pedestrians and bicyclists. (Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 70)
• Turn right into the right lane of the road you enter. Never make a last-minute turn: if you miss it, go on to the next intersection. (Florida Driver License Handbook, PDF p. 78)

Frequently asked questions

Turnlane is not affiliated with any state agency. Questions are written from the The Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023; the official test may differ. Always check the current handbook.