The real Minnesota knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. Start with the answer: this focused page runs only the 28 Minnesota sign questions that have a matching picture in the bank.
Sample sign question
Road signs
What action does this STOP sign require?
- Come to a complete stop, then wait for right-of-way traffic and pedestrians to clear
- Reduce speed and continue whenever the lane looks open
- Stop only if another vehicle is approaching
- Yield without stopping when the sign is at an intersection
Answer: Come to a complete stop, then wait for right-of-way traffic and pedestrians to clear. A Minnesota STOP sign requires a complete stop and continued waiting until pedestrians and vehicles with the right of way have cleared the intersection. The choice “Reduce speed and continue whenever the lane looks open” treats the sign like a yield sign and removes the mandatory stop. The choice “Stop only if another vehicle is approaching” adds a condition that the sign does not contain, while the choice “Yield without stopping when the sign is at an intersection” replaces the stop with a yield. Stop at the marked line when one exists, otherwise stop before the crosswalk or intersection as required by the roadway layout. Then scan all directions before moving cautiously.