Turns, Lanes & Passing — Michigan Secretary of State Practice Questions

23 questions in this content area. 7 are published in full below with worked explanations.

Why A is correct

Only law enforcement, emergency or maintenance vehicles may use it. Drive to the next exit, get off and re-enter.

Why B is correct

If a road’s cut-through is paved and there are no signs prohibiting its use, you may make a left turn using it.

Why B is correct

You must return to your lane before you get within 200 feet of any oncoming vehicle.

Why A is correct

Left turns are made from within the center lane from either direction. Using it to pass or merge is illegal and dangerous.

When the car ahead turns left and there is room, on a one-way street, or on a road with two or more lanes each way.
BOn the shoulder.
CNever.

Why A is correct

Passing on the right is allowed in those cases, but never by driving on the shoulder or off the road.

Why C is correct

You must enter or leave controlled-access roads only at designated and posted entrances and exits.

Why B is correct

If you are still in the intersection when the light turns red, complete your turn as quickly and safely as possible.

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A crash blocks your lane on a two-lane road. May you cross the center line?
An unmarked median crossover looks wide enough for two cars. How should you treat it?
At an intersection with a Michigan Left, how do you turn left?
Before turning, why look carefully alongside other vehicles?
How many vehicles should you pass at a time?
May you make a left turn to enter a roundabout?
May you pass using the center lane of a three-lane road that is marked for left turns only?
On a Michigan interstate, when may you drive in the left lane besides passing?
Outside its posted hours, who may use a Michigan HOV lane?
Turning left on red from a one-way street onto a one-way street, what must you do first?
Turning left on red from a two-way street onto a one-way street in Michigan, whom must you yield to?
Waiting to turn left, how should your front wheels point?
When should you slow down to exit a freeway?
With multiple right-turn lanes, which lane do you end in?
Within how many feet of an intersection or railroad crossing is passing prohibited?
You miss your exit in a roundabout. What should you do?