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Every question in the Florida bank as a flashcard, not only the 60 road sign cards. Read the question, flip for the answer and a short explanation from the Official Florida Driver License Handbook, then sort it into Still learning or Know it.

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First 50 of 500 questions and answers

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  1. Can a Florida driver receive a speeding citation for traveling only 3 mph above the posted limit?

    Answer: Yes, any amount over the limit may result in a citation

    Handbook, p. 68
  2. Can driving too slowly violate Florida law?

    Answer: Yes, if it blocks or delays traffic moving at normal, safe speeds

    Handbook, p. 68
  3. According to Florida's handbook, which speed is safest when driving?

    Answer: The speed that keeps complete control and helps avoid collisions

    Handbook, p. 68
  4. What happens when a Florida driver under 21 has a BAL of .02 or higher?

    Answer: The driving privilege is automatically suspended for six months

    Handbook, p. 26
  5. For how long does a Florida DUI conviction remain on a driver’s record?

    Answer: 75 years

    Handbook, p. 35
  6. Several vehicles stop at a Florida intersection, arriving at different times. Which vehicle proceeds through first?

    Answer: The vehicle that arrived first

    Handbook, p. 62
  7. Before entering a Florida street from a private driveway, to whom must the driver yield?

    Answer: Vehicles on the main road, plus pedestrians and bicyclists on the sidewalk or in bike lanes

    Handbook, p. 62
  8. What is an open intersection in Florida?

    Answer: An intersection without traffic control signs or signals

    Handbook, p. 62
  9. When entering a Florida roundabout, whom must the entering driver yield to?

    Answer: Traffic already in the roundabout

    Handbook, p. 63
  10. In a Florida multi-lane roundabout, what must drivers do before entering or exiting?

    Answer: Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalks

    Handbook, p. 63
  11. A school bus stops with its red signal on a two-way Florida road. What must vehicles in both directions do?

    Answer: Stop in both directions until the signal is withdrawn and children are clear

    Handbook, p. 89
  12. What is the minimum Florida fine for passing a stopped school bus on the side where children enter or exit?

    Answer: $465

    Handbook, p. 27
  13. On a multi-lane Florida roadway, what must you do when approaching a stationary authorized vehicle displaying warning lights?

    Answer: Vacate the lane closest to it, or slow 20 MPH below the posted limit if moving over is unsafe

    Handbook, p. 65
  14. What should a Florida driver do when an emergency vehicle approaches using sirens or flashing lights?

    Answer: Pull to the closest edge of the roadway and stop until it passes

    Handbook, p. 84
  15. Outside a city or town, a truck or vehicle towing another vehicle must not follow another truck or vehicle in tow within what distance?

    Answer: 300 feet

    Handbook, p. 62
  16. What minimum following distance does the Florida handbook recommend in favorable weather and traffic?

    Answer: Four seconds

    Handbook, p. 61
  17. How should a Florida driver change following distance when roads are wet from rain?

    Answer: Increase it because wet roads lengthen stopping distance

    Handbook, p. 72
  18. What happens during hydroplaning?

    Answer: The tires lose contact with the road on a thin layer of water

    Handbook, p. 72
  19. What should drivers do when directed through a Florida construction or maintenance work area?

    Answer: Reduce speed and use caution as directed by signs, flaggers, or officers

    Handbook, p. 54
  20. What clues do a Florida traffic sign's shape, color, symbols, and words provide?

    Answer: The type of information the sign gives

    Handbook, p. 46
  21. At a STOP sign with no stop line or crosswalk, where should you halt?

    Answer: Before the intersection where you can see approaching traffic

    Handbook, p. 47
  22. What action does a Florida YIELD sign require?

    Answer: Slow down and give vehicles crossing your path the right-of-way

    Handbook, p. 47
  23. What do Florida warning signs normally look like, and what do they communicate?

    Answer: Yellow diamonds that alert drivers to conditions ahead

    Handbook, p. 49
  24. What is the purpose of Florida regulatory signs?

    Answer: They control traffic by setting limits or giving commands

    Handbook, p. 47
  25. What does a steady yellow traffic light mean in Florida?

    Answer: The light is changing to red, so stop if you can safely do so

    Handbook, p. 51
  26. What does a single solid yellow line mark on a divided highway or one-way street in Florida?

    Answer: The left edge of the roadway

    Handbook, p. 43
  27. How must a driver treat a flashing red traffic signal in Florida?

    Answer: Like a stop sign, stopping and proceeding when safe

    Handbook, p. 52
  28. What should a driver do when approaching a Florida intersection controlled by a flashing yellow light?

    Answer: Proceed with caution after reducing speed

    Handbook, p. 52
  29. What should a driver check before opening a door after parking on a public road?

    Answer: Traffic around the vehicle

    Handbook, p. 65
  30. When parking on a hill, how should you turn the wheels?

    Answer: So a rolling car moves away from traffic or into the curb

    Handbook, p. 65
  31. Where should a driver park on a public road unless it is a one-way street?

    Answer: On the right side of the road

    Handbook, p. 65
  32. At what blood alcohol level is a Florida driver's license administratively suspended under the DUI rule?

    Answer: .08 or above

    Handbook, p. 25
  33. After a Florida left turn, which lane may you enter on the new roadway?

    Answer: Any lane lawfully available and safe for your direction

    Handbook, p. 70
  34. Which state agency produces the Official Florida Driver License Handbook?

    Answer: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

    Handbook, p. PDF page 3
  35. A power outage has left all traffic signals dark at an intersection. How must drivers treat it?

    Answer: As a four-way stop

    Handbook, p. 79
  36. How many multiple-choice questions are on Florida's Class E Knowledge Exam?

    Answer: 50

    Handbook, p. 20
  37. If a Florida applicant is under 18, how long must the learner’s license be held before a Class E license, unless the applicant turns 18 sooner?

    Answer: 12 months or until the 18th birthday, whichever comes first

    Handbook, p. 8
  38. Before receiving an unrestricted Florida license, how much supervised driving practice is required and how much must be at night?

    Answer: 50 total hours, including 10 at night

    Handbook, p. PDF page 9
  39. Without a work or adult-passenger exception, during what hours may a 16-year-old Florida licensed driver drive?

    Answer: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.

    Handbook, p. 25
  40. Without a work or adult-passenger exception, during what hours may a 17-year-old Florida licensed driver drive?

    Answer: 5 a.m. to 1 a.m.

    Handbook, p. 25
  41. How many points within 12 months bring a 30 day suspension of a Florida driver license?

    Answer: 12 points

    Handbook, p. 29
  42. What suspension follows a driver's first refusal to take a breath, urine, or blood test in Florida?

    Answer: One year

    Handbook, p. 26
  43. What must a Florida driver under 21 with a BAL of .05 or higher attend?

    Answer: A substance abuse course

    Handbook, p. 26
  44. How long must an ignition interlock device be installed after a third DUI conviction in Florida?

    Answer: Two continuous years

    Handbook, p. 26
  45. On a Florida highway where the posted speed limit is 70 MPH, what is the minimum speed limit?

    Answer: 50 MPH

    Handbook, p. 68
  46. During a rainstorm, how should a Florida driver adjust speed?

    Answer: Slow down because wet roads become slick

    Handbook, p. 72
  47. If you quadruple your speed, how does the braking distance change?

    Answer: It becomes 16 times greater

    Handbook, p. 60
  48. Which vehicle does Florida's Move Over Law protect when it is stopped along a roadway with warning lights?

    Answer: A disabled motor vehicle displaying warning or hazard lights

    Handbook, p. PDF page 4
  49. If the speed limit is 20 MPH or less on a two-lane road beside a protected stopped vehicle, what speed must you use?

    Answer: 5 MPH

    Handbook, p. 65
  50. A disabled car has no working hazard lights. Which other roadside warning brings it under the Move Over Law?

    Answer: Emergency flares, signage, or a visibly present person

    Handbook, p. 65

How to use these flashcards

Go through the deck once and be honest: press Know it only when you could have said the answer before you flipped. Then switch to Still learning and repeat until that pile is empty. Your piles are saved on this device only, with no account.

Flashcards build recall. The real test asks you to pick from choices under time pressure, so finish with a full Florida practice test or a fixed 20 question test, and drill the road sign test with pictures.

Every card is written from the official Official Florida Driver License Handbook. Page updated 2026-10-12. How we check every question. Spot something wrong? Use Report a mistake under any card.