Massachusetts Full Mock Test

Welcome to the Massachusetts Full Mock Test

This mock test will select random questions from our database, which you will be expected to complete within the allocated time limit. You will be shown correct answers and an explanation for each question at the end of the quiz.

Each question approximates the style and type used for your real knowledge test and comes from one of the following categories: Occupant Protection, Traffic Controls, Laws and Rules of the Road, Visual Search, Lane Control, Turns, Parking, Safe Driving Practices, Vehicle Positioning, Sharing the Road, Special Driving Situations, Handling Emergencies, Driver Readiness, Alcohol and Drugs, Additional Driving Laws/Rules.

Instructions:

1. The test will begin after you select the Start Quiz button below.
2. For each question, choose from the four multiple choice answers provided.
3. Some questions may have more than one answer, a note will be displayed when to do this.
4. A confirmation screen will appear at the end for you to submit the test to be scored. Click Submit to be shown a review of your scores and suggested revision.

Ready? Click Start Quiz to begin.

If you plan to drink alcohol at your destination, what should you do before starting your journey?

Plan to drive more slowly on the return journey.

Plan another safe way to travel home.

Drink coffee before driving home.

Keep your hazard lights on while driving home.

None

What does a steady yellow traffic signal tell you?

Accelerate to clear the intersection.

The signal is malfunctioning.

The signal is changing to red; stop if you can do so safely.

Stop immediately regardless of whether doing so is safe.

None

On which side should you normally pass another vehicle?

On the right shoulder.

On whichever side has less pavement.

On the left.

You may never pass another vehicle.

None

What does it mean to tailgate another vehicle?

To repeatedly change lanes behind it.

To drive beside it for a long distance.

To pass it at a high speed.

To follow it too closely.

None

You are driving a vehicle without ABS. While braking on a wet road, the wheels lock and the vehicle begins to skid. What should you do?

Release the steering wheel.

Apply the parking brake immediately.

Ease off the brake enough for the wheels to roll again, then reapply the brakes smoothly.

Press the brake pedal harder.

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Which of the following is an example of illegal parking?

Parking in a marked parking space during permitted hours.

Parking in a designated parking area after checking the restrictions.

Parking next to a curb where parking is permitted.

Parking in an area during the times a No Parking sign prohibits parking.

None

What does the 2+ requirement on this HOV sign mean?

A vehicle must have at least two occupants to use the lane when the restriction applies.

The lane may only be used for two hours each day.

Only two vehicles may use the lane at once.

Vehicles must travel at twice the normal speed.

None

What should you do when double solid white lines separate your lane from another lane?

Cross them whenever another vehicle slows down.

Remain in your lane until the markings allow you to cross.

Drive between the two lines.

Cross them if you signal first.

None

What is the meaning of this sign?

Come to a complete stop.

Slow down and yield only if necessary.

Stop only if another vehicle is approaching.

Continue if you are turning right.

None

10.

Why should you keep your front wheels straight while waiting to make a left turn?

It makes your turn sharper.

If you are hit from behind, you are less likely to be pushed into oncoming traffic.

It reduces tire wear.

It allows other vehicles to pass you on the left.

None

11.

What is parallel parking?

Parking with the front of the vehicle facing the curb.

Parking on the shoulder of a highway.

Parking diagonally across two parking spaces.

Parking parallel to the road in line with other vehicles.

None

12.

A vehicle merges into the space directly in front of you. What should you do?

Accelerate to stay close behind it.

Immediately move into another lane and pass it.

Ease off the accelerator and rebuild a safe following distance.

Sound your horn and maintain your speed.

None

13.

Your vehicle becomes disabled on a freeway or other high-speed highway. What should you do?

Stop in your traffic lane and wait for help.

Leave the vehicle partly in the traffic lane so other drivers can see you.

Get out and walk along the highway to find help.

If possible, move completely out of the traffic lanes, turn on your hazard lights and stay in a safe location while you call for assistance.

None

14.

What happens to your stopping distance as your speed increases?

It becomes shorter.

It always stays the same.

It increases significantly.

It depends only on the size of your vehicle.

None

15.

After giving a signal before a maneuver, what must you still do?

Continue signalling until someone waves you through.

Begin immediately because signalling gives you priority.

Assume other road users will give way.

Watch other road users and proceed only when it is safe.

None

16.

Your traffic light turns green. What should you do before entering the intersection?

Enter immediately because all other traffic must stop.

Look only for pedestrians.

Check that the intersection is clear and watch for traffic that may not stop.

Sound your horn before moving.

None

17.

What should you do if you become very drowsy while driving?

Stop in a safe place and rest before continuing.

Increase your speed so you reach your destination sooner.

Turn up the radio and continue driving.

Open the windows and continue until the next fuel stop.

None

18.

What does the triangular slow-moving vehicle emblem identify?

A police vehicle.

A vehicle that must always stop at railroad crossings.

A vehicle that normally travels at a relatively slow speed.

A hazardous-material vehicle.

None

19.

There is a STOP sign and a crosswalk but no marked stop line. Where should you stop?

Beside the STOP sign regardless of its location.

Before entering the crosswalk.

In the center of the crosswalk.

After driving through the crosswalk.

None

20.

Which light signal indicates that a motorcycle is slowing down or may stop?

None

21.

When is it safe to drive through a crosswalk?

Whenever pedestrians are on the far half of the roadway.

Only after sounding your horn.

As soon as your traffic light turns green, regardless of pedestrians.

After you have yielded as required and your path through the crosswalk is clear.

None

22.

How should you choose your speed when driving through an alley?

Drive faster if the alley is empty.

Always drive 15 mph in every state.

Match the speed used on the nearest main road.

Follow the applicable posted or local limit and drive slowly enough for pedestrians and limited visibility.

None

23.

What is a buffered bicycle lane?

A lane reserved for bicycles only at night.

A bicycle lane without any pavement markings.

A lane shared equally by bicycles and all motor vehicles.

A bicycle lane with extra separation between cyclists and adjacent traffic or parking.

None

24.

What is the meaning of this sign?

Trains have the right-of-way only at night.

The railroad line is closed.

You must always stop immediately where the sign is located.

A railroad crossing is ahead.

None

25.

Why is it important to follow right-of-way rules?

They are only a matter of courtesy.

They allow you to insist on going first.

They apply only at traffic lights.

They help prevent collisions and keep traffic moving safely.

None

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