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Pennsylvania Teen Permit Test | Free Practice Questions & Mock Exam

Preparing for your first Pennsylvania learner’s permit? This page is designed just for teen drivers. Our free permit test prep includes the most recent questions from the PennDOT knowledge exam, based on the official PA Driver’s Manual.
Practice road signs, traffic laws, and teen-specific safety rules to build confidence and pass your Class C permit test on the first try.

Set 1 - General DMV Questions

Covers age eligibility, parental consent requirements, documents needed, and permit application steps under PA’s GDL system.

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General DMV Questions – Pennsylvania Teen

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What is the minimum age for a licensed supervising driver who is not a parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, or spouse?

21 years old

16 years old

18 years old

25 years old

The supervising driver must be at least 21 years old unless they are a qualifying parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, or spouse.

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If you fail the Knowledge Test, when may you retake it?

The following business day

Immediately the same day

After 30 days

After 6 months

A failed Knowledge Test may be retaken the following business day.

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How old may a parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, or spouse be to supervise a permit holder if they hold a license?

16 years old

21 years old only

17 years old

18 years old or older

A parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, or spouse who is 18 or older and licensed may supervise.

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What tests must be passed to receive a Pennsylvania driver’s license?

Knowledge test only

Emissions, title, and road tests

Vision, knowledge, and road tests

Parking test only

Applicants must pass the vision, knowledge, and road tests.

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How many road test attempts are allowed with each learner’s permit before reapplying or extending?

Three

One

Two

Unlimited

A permit holder has three chances to pass the road test before needing to reapply or extend the permit.

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What time restriction applies to a Pennsylvania junior driver’s license?

No driving before noon

No driving between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m.

No driving between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless an exception applies

No driving after sunset

A junior driver may not drive between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless a qualifying exception applies.

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How many hours of behind-the-wheel skill-building must drivers under 18 complete before the road test?

100 hours

65 hours

50 hours

30 hours

Pennsylvania requires at least 65 hours of skill-building before the road test for drivers under 18.

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How long is a Pennsylvania learner’s permit valid from the issue date?

1 year

6 months

2 years

90 days

A learner’s permit is valid for one year from the issue date printed on the permit.

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If a driver under 18 fails the road test, how long must they wait before retesting?

30 days

6 months

24 hours

7 days

Pennsylvania law requires drivers under 18 to wait 7 days before retaking the road test.

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What passenger rule applies to drivers under 18 with a learner’s permit?

They may carry only one passenger total

They may carry unlimited passengers

They may not carry more passengers than seat belts

They may carry passengers only in the front seat

Drivers under 18 may not have more passengers than the number of seat belts in the vehicle.

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How many nighttime driving hours are required within the 65 hours of practice?

5 hours

10 hours

20 hours

15 hours

At least 10 hours must be nighttime driving.

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What can cause a mandatory 90-day suspension for a junior driver?

6 or more points or 26 mph or more over the speed limit

One parking ticket

Forgetting a registration card

Driving 5 mph under the limit

A junior driver receives a mandatory 90-day suspension for accumulating 6 or more points or being convicted of driving 26 mph or more over the posted speed limit.

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What is the minimum age to apply for a Pennsylvania learner’s permit?

16 years old

17 years old

15 years old

18 years old

Pennsylvania allows a person to apply for a learner’s permit at age 16 or older.

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What form certifies the required 65 hours of behind-the-wheel training for drivers under 18?

DL-180C

DL-102

DL-59

DL-31

Drivers under 18 must present a signed parent or guardian certification form DL-180C for the 65 hours.

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How many bad-weather driving hours are required within the 65 hours of practice?

2 hours

10 hours

5 hours

1 hour

At least 5 hours must be bad-weather driving.

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What form must an applicant complete to apply for a Pennsylvania non-commercial learner’s permit?

DL-59

MV-1

DL-180

DL-31

The Non-Commercial Learner’s Permit Application is form DL-180.

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After the first six months with a junior driver’s license, what is the passenger limit for passengers under 18 who are not immediate family members if the driver qualifies for the increased limit?

One

Two

Three

Five

After the first six months, the limit may increase to no more than three passengers under 18 who are not immediate family members, unless a qualifying adult is in the vehicle.

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How many questions must be answered correctly to pass the Pennsylvania Knowledge Test?

12

18

10

15

A passing score requires 15 correct answers out of 18 questions.

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What is the Parent or Guardian Consent Form called in Pennsylvania?

DL-31

DL-180C

DL-102

DL-180TD

Pennsylvania uses form DL-180TD for parent or guardian consent.

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How many questions are on the Pennsylvania Knowledge Test?

10

15

46

18

The Pennsylvania Knowledge Test has 18 multiple-choice questions.

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What does the Pennsylvania Knowledge Test cover?

Traffic signs, laws, rules, and safe practices

Vehicle repair and insurance

Highway toll payments

License plate renewal only

The Knowledge Test measures knowledge of traffic signs, Pennsylvania driving laws, rules, and safe practices.

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During the first six months with a junior driver’s license, how many passengers under 18 who are not immediate family members may the driver carry without a qualifying supervising person?

Three

One

Unlimited

Two

During the first six months, the limit is no more than one passenger under 18 who is not an immediate family member unless a qualifying adult is in the vehicle.

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If a permit applicant is under 18, who must complete the Parent or Guardian Consent Form?

Any licensed friend

A vehicle mechanic

A parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, or qualifying spouse

A school official only

A parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, or qualifying spouse must complete the consent form for applicants under 18.

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Who must ride in the front seat with a teen learner’s permit holder while practicing?

Any passenger over 16

Another permit holder

A qualified licensed supervising driver

No one if driving during daylight

A qualified licensed supervising driver must ride in the front seat at all times.

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How long must a teen driver wait from the permit issue date before taking the road test?

30 days

1 year

6 months

10 days

Drivers under 18 must wait the mandatory 6 months from the permit issue date before the road test.

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Set 2 – Fresh Question Bank

Stay up to date with the latest teen permit test questions, tailored to how the PA DMV tests new drivers.

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Fresh Situational Question Bank – Pennsylvania Teen

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What should a teen driver do if they damage an unattended parked vehicle?

Leave immediately

Wait only five minutes

Move the parked vehicle

Leave a note and notify police

The driver must leave required contact information and notify police if the owner cannot be found.

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What should a teen driver do if road conditions are wet or slippery?

Follow closer to see better

Slow down and increase following distance

Brake suddenly before every curve

Drive at the posted speed no matter what

Wet or slippery roads require reduced speed, increased following distance, and gentle braking and steering.

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What is the safest rule for alcohol and teen driving?

Drive slowly after drinking

Drink coffee before driving

Never drive after drinking alcohol

Drive only after one drink

Pennsylvania has strict underage DUI rules, and teen drivers should never drive after drinking any alcohol.

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When must police be called after a crash?

If anyone is hurt or dies, or a vehicle must be towed

Only if the crash is on a highway

Only if the driver is under 18

Only if both drivers agree

Police must be called if anyone is hurt or dies, or if any vehicle must be towed.

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What should a teen driver do before entering an intersection?

Rely only on the vehicle ahead

Look only at the traffic light

Accelerate before checking

Look left, right, and left again

Drivers should search left, right, and left again and be ready to yield or stop.

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Why is speeding especially dangerous for teen drivers?

It improves steering control

It reduces reaction time and increases crash risk

It helps avoid distractions

It makes stopping easier

Driving too fast for conditions is identified as a leading reason 16- and 17-year-old drivers are involved in crashes.

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What should a teen driver do near a stopped school bus with flashing red lights and stop arm extended?

Stop only if behind the bus

Use the horn and continue

Stop at least 10 feet away

Pass slowly if children are not visible

Drivers must stop at least 10 feet away and remain stopped until it is safe to proceed.

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Why should teen drivers not assume other drivers will obey signs or signals?

Other drivers may make mistakes

Signs are optional at night

Only teen drivers must stop

Other drivers always have the right-of-way

Defensive driving means expecting possible mistakes from others and being prepared to react.

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What should a teen learner do before practicing on busy roads?

Avoid using mirrors

Practice only at night

Practice basic control skills in a safe area

Drive alone on highways

New drivers should first practice basic control skills in low-risk areas before driving in heavier traffic.

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What should a teen driver do if they are involved in a crash?

Move all vehicles without checking for injuries

Stop at or near the crash scene

Drive home and report it later

Leave if there are no injuries

A driver involved in a crash must stop at or near the scene and provide required information.

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What should a teen driver remember about motorcycle turn signals?

They are not used in Pennsylvania

They mean the rider will stop immediately

They may stay on after the rider forgets to cancel them

They always cancel automatically

Motorcycle turn signals may not cancel automatically, so drivers should wait to be sure the rider is turning.

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What should a teen driver do when being followed too closely?

Speed up above the limit

Increase space ahead and let the driver pass when safe

Brake suddenly to warn the driver

Block the driver from passing

The safest response is to increase space ahead and allow the tailgater to pass when safe.

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Why is checking blind spots important for teen drivers?

It is required only on highways

Vehicles may be hidden outside mirror view

It replaces the need to signal

Blind spots only matter when parking

Vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles can be hidden in areas not visible in mirrors.

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What is the safest action before a teen driver changes lanes?

Brake hard and change lanes

Signal, check mirrors and blind spots, then move when safe

Turn first and signal later

Move if the mirror looks clear without checking

A safe lane change requires signaling, checking mirrors, checking blind spots, and moving only when clear.

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What should a teen driver do before starting the vehicle?

Start driving immediately

Turn on the radio loudly

Use the horn twice

Adjust seat and mirrors and fasten the seat belt

A safe driver should adjust the seat and mirrors, fasten the seat belt, and check vehicle controls before moving.

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During the first six months of a junior license, which passenger is usually allowed without a qualifying adult?

Any number of passengers if the trip is short

One passenger under 18 who is not immediate family

Unlimited friends under 18

Three unrelated passengers under 18

A junior driver may carry no more than one passenger under 18 who is not an immediate family member unless a qualifying adult is present.

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How much following distance should a driver leave when following a motorcycle?

Ten feet

Three or four seconds

Half a car length

One second

The manual recommends leaving three or four seconds when following a motorcycle.

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Why should teen drivers avoid distractions while driving?

They increase crash risk

They improve reaction time

They help drivers stay relaxed

They make the vehicle use more fuel

Distractions take attention away from driving and increase crash risk, especially for inexperienced drivers.

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Why should teen drivers use a four-second following distance on dry pavement?

It lets drivers pass more easily

It gives more time to react

It keeps traffic moving faster

It is only required in work zones

A four-second following distance gives more time to react if the vehicle ahead stops or slows suddenly.

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When can the junior license passenger limit increase to three non-family passengers under 18?

Only after turning 21

Immediately after passing the road test

After one week of driving

After six months if the driver has no disqualifying crash or violation

After the first six months, the limit may increase to three if the driver has not had a crash they were responsible for or a driving violation.

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What should a teen driver do if an emergency vehicle approaches from behind with siren and flashing lights?

Follow the emergency vehicle

Pull right and stop when safe

Stop in the center of the road

Continue at the same speed

Drivers must yield by moving to the right edge or curb when safe and stopping until the emergency vehicle passes.

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What is one reason passenger limits are placed on junior drivers?

To reduce tire wear

To make parking easier

To reduce distractions and crash risk

To increase speed control

Passenger limits reduce distractions and help lower crash risk for young drivers.

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Why does Pennsylvania require teen drivers to complete supervised practice before the road test?

To skip the road test

To build safe driving skills

To avoid taking the knowledge test

To reduce vehicle registration fees

Supervised practice helps teen drivers build safe driving skills before driving independently.

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Why should teen drivers be extra careful around motorcycles?

Motorcycles never use turn signals

Motorcycles always have separate lanes

Motorcycles may be difficult to see

Motorcycles cannot stop quickly

Motorcycles are smaller, harder to see, and may be hidden in blind spots.

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What happens if a junior driver has a crash they are responsible for or a driving violation?

They may carry unlimited passengers

They may not qualify for the increased passenger limit

They no longer need seat belts

Their permit automatically expires

The increased passenger limit does not apply to junior drivers who have had a responsible crash or driving violation.

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Road Signs & Markings

Master road signs, traffic lights, lane markings, and signals — one of the most tested sections on the Pennsylvania learner’s permit test.

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Road Signs & Pavement Markings – Pennsylvania Teen

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What do broken white lane lines mean?

Traffic moves in opposite directions

The road is closed ahead

Lanes move in the same direction and may be crossed safely

Passing is prohibited in both directions

Broken white lines separate lanes moving in the same direction and may be crossed when changing lanes safely.

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What does a downward green arrow over a lane mean?

The lane is for emergency vehicles

The lane is for left turns only

The lane is closed

The lane may be used

A downward green arrow means the lane may be used.

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How should a teen driver respond near a blind pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog?

Stop only if the pedestrian waves

Slow down and yield

Use high beams

Drive around quickly

Drivers must slow down, yield the right-of-way, and proceed with caution.

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What does a yellow “X” over a lane warn drivers to do?

Speed up in the lane

Stop in the lane

Prepare to leave the lane safely

Enter the lane immediately

A yellow X means the lane’s direction is about to change, so the driver should move out safely.

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What is the correct response to a YIELD sign?

Slow down and give right-of-way when required

Speed up to match traffic

Stop every time even if clear

Continue because yield signs are warnings only

The driver must slow down, check for traffic and pedestrians, and stop if needed.

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When may a teen driver continue through a yellow light?

Only when another vehicle follows closely

Whenever traffic is light

Only if turning right

If already in the intersection or unable to stop safely

If the driver is already in the intersection or cannot stop safely before entering, they may continue carefully.

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What does a flashing yellow signal require?

Turn around

Slow down and proceed carefully

Stop for 30 seconds

Treat it as a green arrow

A flashing yellow signal means caution; the driver should slow down, look, and proceed carefully.

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What does a SLIPPERY WHEN WET sign tell a teen driver?

Use high beams only

Slow down and avoid sudden movements

Stop until the road is dry

The road is closed in rain

This warning means the road may be especially slippery when wet, so the driver should reduce speed and avoid sudden braking or steering.

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What does a steady green arrow allow a driver to do?

Drive straight only

Turn in the direction shown

Stop and wait for red

Turn in any direction

A steady green arrow allows a protected turn in the direction of the arrow.

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Why should a teen driver never stop on railroad tracks?

It is allowed only at night

It may damage the pavement

A train may approach and there may be no escape

It blocks signs from view

A vehicle stopped on tracks may be trapped if a train approaches; drivers must stop before the tracks if traffic is backed up.

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What speed applies when yellow school zone signals are flashing in Pennsylvania?

45 mph

25 mph

35 mph

15 mph

Drivers must travel no faster than 15 mph when school zone signals are flashing or during posted times.

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What must a teen driver do at a railroad crossing when a train signal is active?

Stop and wait until it is safe

Stop only if traffic is behind them

Drive around the gate slowly

Cross before the gate lowers completely

Drivers must stop when flashing lights, gates, flaggers, or train warnings show a train is approaching.

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What does a red “X” over a lane mean?

Use the lane for passing

The lane is for motorcycles only

Do not use that lane

The lane is ending ahead

A red X over a lane means the lane is closed to traffic in that direction.

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What does a CENTER LANE LEFT TURN ONLY sign mean?

The lane is for parking

The lane is for high-speed passing

The lane is only for left turns

The lane is for buses only

The center lane is reserved for left turns from either direction and must not be used for passing or through travel.

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What does a steady yellow light warn a teen driver about?

Pedestrians may not cross

The driver must speed up

The signal is broken

A red light is coming soon

A steady yellow light means a red light is about to appear, so the driver should prepare to stop if safe.

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What should a teen driver understand about a posted speed limit during bad weather?

They may exceed it if traffic is moving fast

They must always drive exactly the posted limit

They may need to drive slower than the posted limit

The sign applies only in daylight

The posted limit is for ideal conditions; drivers may need to travel slower in rain, snow, fog, or heavy traffic.

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What does a diamond-shaped yellow sign usually indicate?

Parking rules

Fuel station directions

Warning of conditions ahead

Driver license requirements

Diamond-shaped yellow signs usually warn about hazards or changing road conditions ahead.

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What does an octagon-shaped sign mean?

School zone

Railroad crossing

Yield

Stop

The octagon shape is used only for STOP signs.

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What does a flashing yellow arrow mean for a teen driver turning left?

Turn with caution after yielding

Oncoming traffic must stop

The turn is protected

The driver must not turn

A flashing yellow arrow permits the turn, but the driver must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

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What does a rectangular SPEED LIMIT sign show?

The minimum speed in rain

The maximum legal speed in ideal conditions

The speed for motorcycles only

The recommended speed for trucks

A speed limit sign shows the maximum legal speed under ideal driving conditions.

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What should a teen driver do at a flashing red signal?

Slow down only

Stop only if turning left

Continue if no police are present

Stop completely and proceed when clear

A flashing red light has the same meaning as a stop sign.

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What should a teen driver do at a steady red light before turning right, if no sign prohibits the turn?

Turn without stopping if the lane is clear

Stop, yield, and turn only when safe

Stop only if pedestrians are already crossing

Turn only after honking

A driver must stop first, check for pedestrians and traffic, yield, and turn only when safe.

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What does a triangular red and white sign mean?

Yield

Speed limit

Wrong way

No passing

A triangular red and white sign is a YIELD sign.

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What should a teen driver do when a pedestrian signal shows a steady DON’T WALK or steady raised hand?

Ignore all pedestrians

Speed through the crosswalk

Honk at pedestrians

Watch carefully and be prepared to yield

Pedestrians should not cross, but drivers must still watch carefully and yield when required.

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What should a teen driver do if a traffic light is not working?

Treat it as a four-way stop

Drive through if on the main road

Treat it as a green signal

Stop only if other vehicles stop

A non-functioning traffic light should be treated as a four-way stop.

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules

Practice real scenarios: school zone rules, curfews, distracted driving laws, and seatbelt use — all required for PA teens.

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules – Pennsylvania Teen

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What should a teen driver do before moving a vehicle from a parked position?

Check traffic, signal, and move only when safe

Signal only after entering traffic

Move quickly before traffic arrives

Rely only on the rearview camera

A driver should check mirrors, blind spots, traffic, pedestrians, and signal before entering traffic.

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What should a teen driver do with passengers before driving?

Let passengers sit anywhere

Require seat belts only in the front seat

Allow passengers to stand if the trip is short

Make sure all passengers use seat belts properly

Drivers should make sure passengers are properly seated and belted before the vehicle moves.

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Why should teen drivers leave extra following distance behind motorcycles?

Motorcycles cannot use brakes

Motorcycles do not use lanes

Motorcycles may stop or maneuver quickly

Motorcycles always travel slower

Motorcycles may stop quickly or adjust position suddenly because of road hazards.

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Why should teen drivers avoid aggressive driving?

It is allowed during rush hour

It helps traffic move faster

It reduces fuel use

It increases crash risk

Aggressive actions such as speeding, tailgating, or unsafe lane changes increase crash risk.

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What should a teen driver do when driving in heavy traffic?

Use high beams during the day

Keep a safe distance and stay alert

Change lanes constantly

Follow closely to prevent merging

Heavy traffic requires extra attention, lower speed, safe following distance, and careful lane changes.

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What should a teen driver do when approaching a stopped school bus with red lights flashing and stop arm extended?

Stop at least 10 feet away

Drive around using the shoulder

Stop only when behind the bus

Pass slowly if no child is visible

Drivers must stop at least 10 feet away and remain stopped until the bus lights stop flashing and children are safe.

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What should a teen driver do when roads are wet or icy?

Slow down and increase following distance

Brake suddenly to test traction

Drive at the posted speed no matter what

Use cruise control

Wet or icy roads require slower speed, increased following distance, and gentle steering and braking.

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What should a teen driver do if another driver acts aggressively?

Stay calm and avoid confrontation

Challenge the driver

Follow them closely

Speed up and block them

The safest response is to stay calm, avoid eye contact or gestures, and give the aggressive driver space.

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When must high beams be dimmed for an oncoming vehicle?

Within 300 feet

Within 1,500 feet

Within 500 feet

Within 100 feet

Pennsylvania requires drivers to dim high beams within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle.

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What should a teen driver do if the vehicle begins to skid?

Close their eyes briefly

Turn sharply opposite the skid

Slam on the brakes

Ease off the gas and steer where they want to go

Drivers should stay calm, ease off the accelerator, and steer in the direction they want the vehicle to go.

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What should a teen driver do when approaching a curve?

Slow before the curve and stay in lane

Brake hard halfway through the curve

Move over the centerline

Speed up before entering

Drivers should slow before entering a curve and stay in their lane through the curve.

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What should a teen driver do before passing another vehicle?

Pass on curves if traffic is slow

Use the shoulder to pass

Pass whenever the vehicle ahead slows

Check that passing is legal and safe

A driver should make sure passing is legal, the lane is clear, and there is enough time and space to pass safely.

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What should a teen driver do when sharing the road with motorcycles?

Share the lane with the motorcycle

Pass closely to reduce delay

Give the motorcycle a full lane

Assume motorcycles can always stop instantly

Motorcycles have the same rights as other vehicles and should be given a full lane width.

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What should a teen driver do when approaching a hill or area with limited visibility?

Turn off headlights

Slow down and be prepared for hazards

Pass another vehicle quickly

Drive in the center of the road

Limited visibility requires reduced speed and extra caution because hazards may be hidden ahead.

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What does the Move Over Law require near an emergency response area or disabled vehicle?

Use high beams only

Move over when possible or slow safely

Stop and watch the scene

Drive faster past the area

Drivers must move to a non-adjacent lane when possible or slow safely if moving over is not possible.

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What should a teen driver do in fog?

Use high beams

Use low-beam headlights

Drive with no lights

Follow closely behind another vehicle

Low beams are safer in fog because high beams can reflect back and reduce visibility.

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When is passing especially dangerous and usually not allowed?

On straight roads with clear visibility

In marked passing zones

When the broken yellow line is on your side

Near hills, curves, intersections, or no-passing zones

Passing is unsafe near hills, curves, intersections, railroad crossings, and no-passing zones.

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What should a teen driver do if involved in a crash?

Move all evidence before stopping

Wait until the next day to report

Leave if the vehicle can move

Stop at or near the scene

A driver involved in a crash must stop at or near the scene, check for injuries, and provide required information.

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What should a teen driver do when driving at night?

Drive faster because roads are empty

Reduce speed and use proper headlights

Follow other vehicles closely

Use parking lights only

Night driving requires slower speeds, proper headlights, and greater attention because visibility is reduced.

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What should a teen driver do when windshield wipers are needed because of weather?

Use high beams only

Turn on headlights

Turn off all lights

Use hazard lights instead

Pennsylvania law requires headlights to be used when windshield wipers are in continuous or intermittent use because of weather.

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What is the safest rule for teen drivers regarding alcohol or drugs?

Drink coffee before driving

Let passengers decide if driving is safe

Never drive after using alcohol or drugs

Drive only on local roads after drinking

Alcohol and drugs impair driving ability, and drivers under 21 face strict DUI rules at very low BAC levels.

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Why should teen drivers always wear a seat belt?

They reduce injury risk in a crash

They replace airbags

They improve vehicle speed

They are only needed on highways

Seat belts help protect drivers and passengers and are required by law for safe vehicle operation.

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What should a teen driver do when an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren?

Speed up to clear the lane

Pull right and stop when safe

Stop in the middle of an intersection

Follow the vehicle closely

Drivers must yield by pulling to the right edge or curb when safe and stopping until the emergency vehicle passes.

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When must high beams be dimmed when following another vehicle?

Within 50 feet

Within 500 feet

Within 100 feet

Within 300 feet

Drivers must use low beams when following another vehicle within 300 feet.

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What is one of the most important responsibilities of a teen driver?

Avoiding all highways forever

Letting passengers decide routes

Operating the vehicle safely and legally

Driving faster than traffic

Driving is a privilege, and every driver must follow traffic laws, drive safely, and avoid risky behavior.

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Fines & Point System

Know what gets your permit revoked: texting while driving, speeding, passenger restrictions, and more. Learn the point penalties and consequences.

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Fines & Point System – Pennsylvania Teen

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What can happen if a teen driver leaves the scene of a crash?

The crash is automatically dismissed

Suspension, revocation, or other penalties may result

The driver receives no penalty if under 18

Only insurance rates change

Leaving a crash scene is a serious violation and can lead to suspension, revocation, or other penalties.

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What can happen if a driver fails to obey a railroad crossing gate or barrier?

Only a parking fine

The vehicle registration is renewed

A license suspension may result

No penalty if no train is visible

Failing to obey a railroad crossing gate or barrier can result in a suspension.

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Why should teen drivers take penalties seriously?

Penalties can affect driving privileges and safety

Penalties are only for adult drivers

Penalties remove all restrictions

Penalties never affect junior drivers

Penalties can affect driving privileges, insurance, safety, and the ability to move from a junior license to a regular license.

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How far must a driver stop from a school bus with flashing red lights and stop arm extended?

At least 100 feet away

At least 2 feet away

At least 10 feet away

At least 50 feet away

Drivers must stop at least 10 feet away from a school bus when required.

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What is the first suspension period for a junior driver convicted of driving 26 mph or more over the speed limit?

7 days

30 days

60 days

90 days

The first suspension for this junior driver violation is 90 days.

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What must a driver do after being involved in a crash?

Drive home and call later

Stop at or near the scene

Leave if damage is minor

Move all vehicles without checking

A driver involved in a crash must stop at or near the scene and provide required information.

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What is the safest rule for teen drivers regarding texting while driving?

Text if traffic is light

Text only at red lights

Do not text while driving

Text only under 25 mph

Texting while driving is prohibited and distracts the driver from safe vehicle operation.

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What does Pennsylvania’s Implied Consent Law mean for drivers?

Drivers may refuse testing without penalty

Drivers have agreed to chemical testing after a DUI arrest

Testing is required only after a crash

Only adult drivers must follow it

Drivers are considered to have agreed to chemical testing if arrested for DUI.

9 / 25

What BAC level can result in DUI for a driver under age 21 in Pennsylvania?

.20 percent only

.02 percent or greater

.10 percent only

.08 percent only

Drivers under 21 can be charged with DUI at a BAC of .02 percent or greater.

10 / 25

What can happen if a driver refuses a breath or blood test after a DUI arrest?

No penalty applies

Automatic license suspension may result

The driver’s points are removed

The driver gets a warning only

Refusing chemical testing can result in automatic suspension of driving privilege.

11 / 25

What can happen if a teen driver drives while their license is suspended?

The driver gets a regular license

Further penalties may result

The suspension ends early

The driver receives no penalty

Driving while suspended is a serious offense that can result in further penalties.

12 / 25

What suspension applies for additional junior driver violations involving 6 or more points or 26 mph or more over the speed limit?

30 days

10 days

120 days

1 year

Additional occurrences result in a 120-day suspension.

13 / 25

What can happen to a junior driver convicted of driving 26 mph or more over the posted speed limit?

A mandatory suspension may result

Only a warning is issued

The driver receives no points

The road test must be repeated immediately

Driving 26 mph or more over the speed limit causes a mandatory suspension for junior drivers.

14 / 25

What can happen to a junior driver who accumulates 6 or more points?

Their permit is extended automatically

All points are removed

They receive a free retest

Their license may be suspended

A junior driver receives a mandatory suspension if they accumulate 6 or more points.

15 / 25

What should a teen driver know about driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs?

It is allowed after one drink

It can result in serious penalties

It is only illegal after midnight

It is legal if driving slowly

DUI can result in serious penalties, including license suspension, fines, and possible imprisonment.

16 / 25

What can happen if a driver races on highways?

Only passengers are fined

The driver receives extra practice credit

It is allowed on empty roads

Suspension or revocation may result

Racing on highways is a serious violation that can result in suspension or revocation.

17 / 25

What happens if a junior driver has a crash they were responsible for or is convicted of a driving violation?

The driver may not qualify for the increased passenger limit

The driver no longer needs seat belts

The driver may carry unlimited friends

The driver becomes fully licensed immediately

The increased passenger limit after six months does not apply to a junior driver with a responsible crash or driving violation.

18 / 25

What suspension applies the first time a junior driver accumulates 6 or more points?

1 year

30 days

10 days

90 days

The first suspension for a junior driver who reaches 6 or more points is 90 days.

19 / 25

When must police be called after a crash?

If anyone is injured or killed, or a vehicle must be towed

Only if the driver is under 18

Only if the crash happens at night

Only if both drivers request it

Police must be called if anyone is injured or killed, or if a vehicle must be towed.

20 / 25

Why is underage drinking especially serious for teen drivers?

It can affect driving privileges and cause penalties

It only affects school attendance

It removes all permit restrictions

It has no effect if no crash occurs

Pennsylvania has strict underage drinking and DUI rules that can affect driving privileges.

21 / 25

What can happen if a teen driver commits reckless driving?

Suspension or revocation may result

The driver receives no points

The permit is extended

The road test is waived

Reckless driving is a serious violation that can lead to suspension or revocation.

22 / 25

What happens if a junior driver violates passenger restrictions?

The restriction is removed

The driver may face penalties affecting driving privileges

The driver may carry more passengers

The driver receives bonus points

Violating junior driver restrictions can lead to enforcement action and may affect driving privileges.

23 / 25

What can happen if a driver flees or attempts to elude police?

Suspension, fines, and possible imprisonment

A warning only

A reduced insurance rate

No penalty if no crash occurs

Fleeing or attempting to elude police is a serious offense that can lead to suspension, fines, and possible imprisonment.

24 / 25

What penalty applies for failing to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights and stop arm extended?

10-day suspension only

One point only

Warning only

60-day suspension, 5 points, and a fine

Pennsylvania lists a 60-day suspension, 5 points, and a fine for this violation.

25 / 25

How many points are added for illegally passing or failing to stop for a stopped school bus?

5 points

10 points

8 points

2 points

A school bus stopping-law violation carries 5 points.

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1 / 69

What should a teen driver do before changing lanes?

Brake suddenly

Rely only on the rearview mirror

Move first and signal later

Signal, check mirrors and blind spots, then move safely

A safe lane change requires signaling, checking mirrors, checking blind spots, and moving only when clear.

2 / 69

What following distance should a teen driver keep on dry pavement?

Two seconds

One second

Ten seconds

Four seconds

Pennsylvania recommends a four-second following distance on dry pavement.

3 / 69

What BAC level can result in DUI for a driver under 21 in Pennsylvania?

.20 percent or greater

.02 percent or greater

.15 percent or greater

.08 percent or greater

Drivers under 21 can be charged with DUI at a BAC of .02 percent or greater.

4 / 69

How many questions are on the Pennsylvania Knowledge Test?

25

18

46

20

The Pennsylvania Knowledge Test contains 18 multiple-choice questions.

5 / 69

During the first six months of a junior license, how many passengers under 18 who are not immediate family members may be carried without a qualifying adult?

Unlimited

Two

Three

One

During the first six months, the limit is one passenger under 18 who is not an immediate family member unless a qualifying adult is present.

6 / 69

What does a SLIPPERY WHEN WET sign tell a teen driver?

Speed up before the wet area

Stop immediately

Use high beams only

Slow down and avoid sudden braking or steering

This sign warns that the road may be slippery when wet, requiring slower speed and greater following distance.

7 / 69

What does a WRONG WAY sign warn a driver about?

A traffic signal is broken

A curve is ahead

The driver is going the wrong direction

A school zone begins

WRONG WAY signs warn that the driver is traveling in the wrong direction on a one-way road or ramp.

8 / 69

What do white pavement lines separate?

Traffic moving in opposite directions

School zones

Traffic moving in the same direction

Railroad tracks

White lines separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.

9 / 69

What speed applies in a Pennsylvania school zone when yellow signals are flashing?

25 mph

15 mph

45 mph

35 mph

Drivers must travel no faster than 15 mph when school zone signals are flashing or during posted times.

10 / 69

What does a YIELD sign mean?

Continue because others must stop

Stop every time for 30 seconds

Speed up to enter traffic

Slow down and give the right-of-way when required

A YIELD sign means slow down, check for traffic and pedestrians, and stop if necessary.

11 / 69

What do yellow pavement lines separate?

Parking spaces

Bike lanes only

Traffic moving in opposite directions

Lanes moving in the same direction

Yellow lines separate traffic traveling in opposite directions.

12 / 69

If a teen fails the Knowledge Test, when may they retake it?

The same hour

After six months

After 30 days

The following business day

A failed Knowledge Test may be retaken the following business day.

13 / 69

What shape is a YIELD sign?

Triangle

Rectangle

Octagon

Pennant

A YIELD sign is triangular and tells drivers to give the right-of-way when required.

14 / 69

What should a teen driver do if road, weather, or traffic conditions are poor?

Follow other vehicles closely

Drive faster to clear the area

Reduce speed to match conditions

Use cruise control

The posted limit is for ideal conditions, so drivers must slow down when conditions are unsafe.

15 / 69

What following distance should a teen driver keep on dry pavement?

One second

Ten seconds

Two seconds

Four seconds

Pennsylvania recommends a four-second following distance on dry pavement.

16 / 69

What is the minimum age to apply for a Pennsylvania learner’s permit?

15 years old

16 years old

18 years old

17 years old

Pennsylvania allows applicants to apply for a learner’s permit at age 16 or older.

17 / 69

What tests must a Pennsylvania applicant pass to receive a driver’s license?

Vision test only

Vision, knowledge, and road tests

Knowledge test only

Road test only

Applicants must pass the vision, knowledge, and road tests.

18 / 69

What should a teen driver remember about motorcycle turn signals?

They are illegal at night

They always cancel automatically

They may remain flashing after the rider forgets to cancel them

They mean the motorcycle will stop

Motorcycle signals may not cancel automatically, so drivers should wait to be sure the rider is turning.

19 / 69

What does a NO PASSING ZONE sign mean?

Trucks must pass on the left

Passing is not allowed

Passing is required

The road becomes one-way

A no passing zone sign marks the start of an area where passing is not allowed.

20 / 69

What shape is a STOP sign?

Circle

Triangle

Octagon

Diamond

The STOP sign is the only eight-sided octagon sign used on Pennsylvania roads.

21 / 69

What does a YIELD sign mean?

Continue because others must stop

Speed up to enter traffic

Stop every time for 30 seconds

Slow down and give the right-of-way when required

A YIELD sign means slow down, check for traffic and pedestrians, and stop if necessary.

22 / 69

If a permit applicant is under 18, what consent form is required?

MV-1

DL-102

DL-31

DL-180TD

Applicants under 18 must have the Parent or Guardian Consent Form completed.

23 / 69

What should a teen driver do at a steady red traffic light?

Stop only if turning left

Slow down and continue

Stop before entering the intersection

Proceed if no vehicles are nearby

A steady red light means the driver must stop before the stop line, crosswalk, or intersection.

24 / 69

Why should a teen driver give motorcycles a full lane?

Motorcycles cannot stop

Motorcycles must always ride on the shoulder

Motorcycles are not allowed in traffic lanes

Motorcycles need a full lane to maneuver safely

Motorcycles have the same rights as other vehicles and need room to maneuver safely.

25 / 69

What does a DO NOT ENTER sign mean?

Do not enter that roadway or ramp

The road is for trucks only

Parking is not allowed

Passing is not allowed

A DO NOT ENTER sign warns drivers not to enter a roadway or ramp in that direction.

26 / 69

How long is a Pennsylvania learner’s permit valid from the issue date?

6 months

90 days

1 year

30 days

A learner’s permit is valid for one year from the issue date.

27 / 69

What form is used to apply for a Pennsylvania non-commercial learner’s permit?

DL-102

DL-59

DL-180

DL-31

The Non-Commercial Learner’s Permit Application is form DL-180.

28 / 69

What shape is a STOP sign?

Triangle

Diamond

Circle

Octagon

The STOP sign is the only eight-sided octagon sign used on Pennsylvania roads.

29 / 69

What does a STOP sign require a teen driver to do?

Stop only if another car is present

Stop completely and proceed when safe

Slow down and continue

Stop after entering the intersection

A STOP sign requires a complete stop before proceeding only when pedestrians and traffic are clear.

30 / 69

Why should a teen driver give motorcycles a full lane?

Motorcycles must always ride on the shoulder

Motorcycles need a full lane to maneuver safely

Motorcycles are not allowed in traffic lanes

Motorcycles cannot stop

Motorcycles have the same rights as other vehicles and need room to maneuver safely.

31 / 69

How long must a driver under 18 wait from the permit issue date before taking the road test?

6 months

90 days

30 days

1 year

A teen driver must wait the mandatory six months before taking the road test.

32 / 69

What does a diamond-shaped yellow sign usually mean?

License office nearby

Warning ahead

Hospital nearby

Parking area

Diamond-shaped yellow signs usually warn of hazards or changes in road conditions ahead.

33 / 69

What should a teen driver do before changing lanes?

Rely only on the rearview mirror

Brake suddenly

Signal, check mirrors and blind spots, then move safely

Move first and signal later

A safe lane change requires signaling, checking mirrors, checking blind spots, and moving only when clear.

34 / 69

What does a SLIPPERY WHEN WET sign tell a teen driver?

Stop immediately

Use high beams only

Slow down and avoid sudden braking or steering

Speed up before the wet area

This sign warns that the road may be slippery when wet, requiring slower speed and greater following distance.

35 / 69

What following distance should a driver leave behind a motorcycle?

Three or four seconds

Ten feet

Half a car length

One second

Drivers should leave three or four seconds when following a motorcycle.

36 / 69

What does a SPEED LIMIT sign show?

The maximum legal speed under ideal conditions

The speed required at night

The speed for trucks only

The minimum speed in bad weather

A speed limit sign shows the maximum legal speed under ideal conditions.

37 / 69

How many questions must be answered correctly to pass the Pennsylvania Knowledge Test?

18

15

12

16

A passing score requires 15 correct answers out of 18 questions.

38 / 69

What shape is a YIELD sign?

Rectangle

Triangle

Pennant

Octagon

A YIELD sign is triangular and tells drivers to give the right-of-way when required.

39 / 69

What should a teen driver do when approaching an emergency vehicle stopped on the roadside?

Stop in the travel lane

Speed up to pass quickly

Use high beams

Move over when possible or slow safely

Pennsylvania’s Move Over Law requires drivers to move over when possible or slow safely if they cannot.

40 / 69

What following distance should a driver leave behind a motorcycle?

Three or four seconds

Ten feet

One second

Half a car length

Drivers should leave three or four seconds when following a motorcycle.

41 / 69

What does a steady yellow traffic light mean?

The light is broken

Turn only right

Speed up quickly

Slow down and prepare to stop

A steady yellow light warns that a red light is about to appear, so the driver should slow down and prepare to stop.

42 / 69

What can cause a mandatory 90-day suspension for a junior driver?

Driving 5 mph below the speed limit

One parking ticket

6 or more points or 26 mph or more over the speed limit

Missing a vehicle inspection appointment

A junior driver faces a mandatory suspension for 6 or more points or driving 26 mph or more over the posted speed limit.

43 / 69

What is the safest rule for teen drivers about alcohol, drugs, and driving?

Drink coffee before driving

Drive only on local roads after drinking

Never drive after using alcohol or drugs

Drive slower after drinking

Alcohol and drugs impair judgment, reaction time, and control, and teen drivers face strict DUI penalties.

44 / 69

How many nighttime driving hours are required within the supervised practice requirement?

20 hours

10 hours

5 hours

15 hours

At least 10 of the 65 required hours must be nighttime driving.

45 / 69

How many bad-weather driving hours are required within the supervised practice requirement?

2 hours

1 hour

5 hours

10 hours

At least 5 of the 65 required hours must be bad-weather driving.

46 / 69

What does a double solid yellow centerline mean?

Passing is not allowed in either direction

Passing is allowed from both directions

Passing is allowed only at night

Only motorcycles may pass

A double solid yellow centerline means passing is not allowed for traffic in either direction.

47 / 69

What does a DO NOT ENTER sign mean?

Parking is not allowed

Do not enter that roadway or ramp

The road is for trucks only

Passing is not allowed

A DO NOT ENTER sign warns drivers not to enter a roadway or ramp in that direction.

48 / 69

What does a STOP sign require a teen driver to do?

Stop completely and proceed when safe

Slow down and continue

Stop after entering the intersection

Stop only if another car is present

A STOP sign requires a complete stop before proceeding only when pedestrians and traffic are clear.

49 / 69

What is the safest rule for teen drivers about alcohol, drugs, and driving?

Drive slower after drinking

Drive only on local roads after drinking

Drink coffee before driving

Never drive after using alcohol or drugs

Alcohol and drugs impair judgment, reaction time, and control, and teen drivers face strict DUI penalties.

50 / 69

What does a diamond-shaped yellow sign usually mean?

Warning ahead

License office nearby

Hospital nearby

Parking area

Diamond-shaped yellow signs usually warn of hazards or changes in road conditions ahead.

51 / 69

What does a double solid yellow centerline mean?

Passing is allowed only at night

Passing is allowed from both directions

Only motorcycles may pass

Passing is not allowed in either direction

A double solid yellow centerline means passing is not allowed for traffic in either direction.

52 / 69

What should a teen driver do at a non-functioning traffic signal?

Stop only if cross traffic is present

Treat it as a four-way stop

Treat it as a green light

Continue if on the main road

A non-functioning traffic signal should be treated as a four-way stop.

53 / 69

What does a WRONG WAY sign warn a driver about?

A curve is ahead

The driver is going the wrong direction

A traffic signal is broken

A school zone begins

WRONG WAY signs warn that the driver is traveling in the wrong direction on a one-way road or ramp.

54 / 69

What nighttime driving restriction applies to a Pennsylvania junior driver’s license?

No driving before noon

No driving between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m.

No driving between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless an exception applies

No driving after sunset

A junior driver may not drive between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless a qualifying exception applies.

55 / 69

Who must sit in the front seat while a teen permit holder practices driving?

A qualified licensed supervising driver

Any friend over 16

No one during daylight

Another learner’s permit holder

A qualified licensed supervising driver must sit in the front seat while the permit holder drives.

56 / 69

If a driver under 18 fails the road test, how long must they wait before retesting?

24 hours

7 days

6 months

30 days

Pennsylvania law requires drivers under 18 to wait 7 days before retaking the road test.

57 / 69

What should a teen driver do if road, weather, or traffic conditions are poor?

Drive faster to clear the area

Use cruise control

Reduce speed to match conditions

Follow other vehicles closely

The posted limit is for ideal conditions, so drivers must slow down when conditions are unsafe.

58 / 69

Why must teen drivers check blind spots?

It is required only in rain

It replaces signaling

Other road users may be hidden from mirror view

Blind spots only matter while parking

Vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles may be hidden in areas mirrors do not show.

59 / 69

What does a NO PASSING ZONE sign mean?

Passing is required

Passing is not allowed

The road becomes one-way

Trucks must pass on the left

A no passing zone sign marks the start of an area where passing is not allowed.

60 / 69

How many behind-the-wheel practice hours must a driver under 18 complete before the road test?

25 hours

65 hours

100 hours

40 hours

Drivers under 18 must complete at least 65 hours of behind-the-wheel skill-building.

61 / 69

What does a flashing red traffic light mean?

Stop completely and proceed when clear

Slow down only

Yield only to pedestrians

Continue without stopping

A flashing red light has the same meaning as a stop sign.

62 / 69

What should a teen driver do at a railroad crossing when gates are lowered or red lights are flashing?

Drive around the gate if no train is seen

Stop on the tracks to look

Stop and wait until safe

Cross quickly before traffic builds

Drivers must stop and wait until the signals end and it is safe to cross.

63 / 69

What do yellow pavement lines separate?

Lanes moving in the same direction

Bike lanes only

Traffic moving in opposite directions

Parking spaces

Yellow lines separate traffic traveling in opposite directions.

64 / 69

What should a teen driver remember about motorcycle turn signals?

They may remain flashing after the rider forgets to cancel them

They mean the motorcycle will stop

They always cancel automatically

They are illegal at night

Motorcycle signals may not cancel automatically, so drivers should wait to be sure the rider is turning.

65 / 69

What should a teen driver do when approaching an emergency vehicle stopped on the roadside?

Use high beams

Speed up to pass quickly

Stop in the travel lane

Move over when possible or slow safely

Pennsylvania’s Move Over Law requires drivers to move over when possible or slow safely if they cannot.

66 / 69

What BAC level can result in DUI for a driver under 21 in Pennsylvania?

.08 percent or greater

.20 percent or greater

.15 percent or greater

.02 percent or greater

Drivers under 21 can be charged with DUI at a BAC of .02 percent or greater.

67 / 69

What does a SPEED LIMIT sign show?

The maximum legal speed under ideal conditions

The speed for trucks only

The speed required at night

The minimum speed in bad weather

A speed limit sign shows the maximum legal speed under ideal conditions.

68 / 69

Why must teen drivers check blind spots?

Other road users may be hidden from mirror view

It replaces signaling

It is required only in rain

Blind spots only matter while parking

Vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles may be hidden in areas mirrors do not show.

69 / 69

What do white pavement lines separate?

Traffic moving in opposite directions

School zones

Railroad tracks

Traffic moving in the same direction

White lines separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.

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The Pennsylvania Junior Learner’s Permit Test is the official PennDOT knowledge test for teen drivers under 18. Passing this exam allows you to get a Junior Learner’s Permit so you can start supervised driving with a licensed adult in Pennsylvania.

The PennDOT teen knowledge test has 18 multiple-choice questions. You must answer at least 15 correctly to pass and receive your PA junior learner’s permit.

The Pennsylvania Junior Learner’s Permit Test includes questions on: road signs, traffic signals, right-of-way, speed limits, school bus laws, work zones, DUI rules, and basic safe driving practices. All questions come from the Pennsylvania Driver’s Manual.

The questions are based on the same PennDOT driver’s manual for both adults and teens, but the rules for getting a license are different. Teens follow the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program and move from a Junior Learner’s Permit to a Junior License with extra restrictions on night driving and passengers.

To take the PA junior permit test, you normally need: a completed DL-180 (Learner’s Permit Application), a signed DL-180TD (Parent/Guardian Consent form), proof of identity and date of birth, Social Security number, and proof of Pennsylvania residency. You must also pass a vision screening on test day.

Most teens take the Pennsylvania Junior Learner’s Permit Test in person at a PennDOT Driver License Center. Some people search for a PA teen permit test online, but availability of online testing can change, so it’s always best to check the latest information directly from PennDOT.

The best way to prepare for the PA teen knowledge test is to read the Pennsylvania Driver’s Manual carefully and complete several PA teen permit practice tests. Practice tests that use real-style questions make the junior learner’s permit test feel familiar on exam day.

Once you pass the PennDOT teen knowledge test, you’ll receive your Junior Learner’s Permit. With this permit, you must log at least 65 hours of supervised driving, including night and bad-weather practice, before scheduling your Pennsylvania junior driver’s license test.

The PA Junior License is the next step after the junior permit. To qualify, you must hold the Junior Learner’s Permit for at least six months, complete 65 supervised hours, and pass the Pennsylvania teen road test. The Junior License has nighttime driving limits and passenger restrictions until you qualify for an unrestricted license.

If you don’t pass the Pennsylvania Junior Learner’s Permit Test, you can retake it. Before trying again, review the driver’s manual and take more PA teen permit practice tests, especially on the topics you missed, so you feel ready for your next attempt.

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