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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)

School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

You are following a school bus that stops with alternating red lights operating. What is the minimum stopping distance and when may you move again?

A yellow school bus is on an undivided road with red warning lamps and an extended stop arm. An inset shows its warning lamps; no car or stopping gap is selected.

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Railroad lights flash and the gate is moving down. Where should you stop?Your vehicle is safely off the tracks, but you need to report a dangerous crossing condition. A blue Emergency Notification System sign gives a telephone number and crossing ID. What information helps the railroad identify the exact location?Traffic is backed up beyond a railroad crossing. When may you enter the crossing?What is the best response when signs, barrels, and workers change the normal lane pattern in a work zone?A bus with operating red lights is on the opposite roadway, separated from you by a constructed divider that impedes vehicle traffic. There is no crosswalk or pedestrian walkway at the location. Must you stop for that bus?A school bus ahead begins flashing its yellow overhead warning lights. What should you do?

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