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Michigan Operator Knowledge Test Practice

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Passing target: 8 correct signs and 24 correct rules (TLA practice targets)

Observation, Speed & SpaceStandalone practice

You are using a three-second fixed-point check as a following-distance example. How do you measure it?

Blue A follows silver B on a straight road. A white-topped roadside post is ahead of both cars, with no timing mark or aligned bumper.

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You enter an unposted residential subdivision with interconnected local streets, no through highways and limited access points, meeting the statutory subdivision conditions. What is the ordinary speed limit there?The posted limit is 55 mph, but dense fog sharply reduces visibility. What speed should you choose?Before moving into an adjacent lane, what should you do after checking the mirrors?After a crash involving another vehicle, which information set does the Michigan handbook advise exchanging?What should happen to your following distance on a wet, icy, or low-visibility road?Why does the Michigan handbook advise looking 20 to 30 seconds down the road while continuing nearby and mirror checks?

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