Free CA DMV Sample Test – 13 [UPDATED 2026]

When using a center left-turn lane, you may drive in it for a maximum of:

(A) 100 feet. (B) 200 feet. (C) 300 feet.

You may cross a public transit bus lane when you need to:

(A) Make a right turn. (B) Park temporarily. (C) Pass another vehicle.

If another driver is following closely and wants to drive faster, you should:

(A) Speed up to match their speed. (B) Move to the right lane and let them pass. (C) Ignore the driver and maintain your position.

An administrative hearing gives you:

(A) A chance to present your case before action is taken against your driving privilege. (B) An automatic dismissal of the action. (C) A mandatory court appearance.

The Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) provides which service free of charge?

(A) Changing a flat tire. (B) Repairing major engine problems. (C) Towing motorcycles.

A traffic citation is:

(A) A reward for safe driving. (B) An official notice for violating a traffic law. (C) A discount for traffic school.

Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEVs) and Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) may not be driven on roads with speed limits over:

(A) 25 mph. (B) 35 mph. (C) 45 mph.

At night, cargo extending more than 4 feet beyond the rear of your vehicle must be marked with:

(A) Two red lights. (B) Reflective tape only. (C) A white flag.

If you receive notice that action is being taken against your driving privilege, you must request an administrative hearing within:

(A) 5 days. (B) 10 days after service or 14 days from the mailing date. (C) 30 days.

A child may be left in a vehicle only if supervised by a person who is at least:

(A) 14 years old. (B) 12 years old. (C) 10 years old.

After becoming a California resident or accepting employment in California, you must register your out-of-state vehicle within:

(A) 10 days. (B) 15 days. (C) 20 days.

At a red traffic light with a green arrow, you may proceed in the direction of the arrow when:

(A) You first come to a complete stop. (B) You wait until the entire signal turns green. (C) You are in the proper lane and the roadway is clear.

With a Class C driver license, you may drive:

(A) A three-axle vehicle weighing less than 6,000 pounds gross. (B) Any three-axle vehicle regardless of weight. (C) A vehicle pulling two trailers.

When visibility at an intersection is blocked, you should:

(A) Slow down and continue through. (B) Maintain your speed and look both ways. (C) Stop, then inch forward until you can see clearly.

What does this sign mean?

(A) No parking at any time. (B) No stopping at any time. (C) Parking is allowed for five minutes only.

What does this sign indicate?

(A) The minimum speed you must drive. (B) The maximum legal speed under ideal conditions. (C) The recommended speed for the road ahead.

Orange-colored road signs warn drivers about:

(A) School zones. (B) Traffic signals ahead. (C) Road workers or road equipment ahead.

Large trucks are most likely to lose speed:

(A) On long, gradual curves. (B) Going up long or steep hills. (C) Going down gradual hills.

What does this sign mean?

(A) Divided highway begins ahead. (B) Road narrows ahead. (C) Two-way traffic begins.

There is a railroad crossing ahead, but you cannot see whether a train is approaching until you are almost at the tracks. How fast should you be driving?

(A) 25 mph. (B) 15 mph. (C) 10 mph.

When should I slow down on a divided highway?

You should slow down whenever traffic, weather, or road conditions require it, especially where a divided highway begins or ends and traffic patterns change.

Does a Truck Rollover warning sign apply only to truck drivers?

No. Although the sign mainly warns truck drivers, all motorists should be alert because trucks may need to reduce speed suddenly or take extra space through the curve.

Can I exceed the posted speed limit if traffic is moving faster?

No. The posted speed limit is the maximum legal speed under ideal conditions. You should never exceed it, even if other vehicles are driving faster.