Florida car practice test 1, Class E
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Fifty questions drawn from the full Florida bank, graded at the real mark: 40 right passes, and the run stops early once the result is settled, at 40 right or 11 wrong. The bank is written from the current statutes, so it teaches the law the 2023 handbook misses: dangerous excessive speeding as its own crime since July 2025, the $2,000 crash reporting threshold in force since October 2026, and the plate rule as the 2026 clarification states it. Every answer names its statute section.
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50 questions, drawn from the full bank. On the real test, 40 right passes, and the run stops early at 40 right or 11 wrong. FLHSMV publishes no time limit, so the timer in timed mode is a study device. There's no signup and nothing to pay.
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You reach a stop sign where a stop line is painted on the road. Where must you stop?
✓ Correct answer: At the stop line
A stop sign means a full stop at the stop line when one is painted. Roll past it and you have not made the stop the law requires. Florida Statutes section 316.123.
Source: Florida Statutes section 316.123, checked 2026-11-03.
What is the standard fine for speeding 17 mph over the limit?
✓ Correct answer: $150
Fifteen to 19 over is $150. The band above it, 20 to 29 over, is $175, and 30 or more over is $250. Florida Statutes section 318.18(3)(b).
Source: Florida Statutes section 318.18, checked 2026-11-03.
A driver is sitting in the driver's seat of a parked car, keys in the ignition, engine off, drunk. Can that be DUI?
✓ Correct answer: Yes; being in actual physical control of the vehicle is enough, driving is not required
The statute's words are driving or in actual physical control. A drunk person positioned to put the car in motion at any moment is inside the offence. Florida Statutes section 316.193(1).
Source: Florida Statutes section 316.193, checked 2026-11-03.
A learner's licence holder is driving with their 19-year-old licensed brother in the front seat. What is wrong?
✓ Correct answer: The supervising driver must be at least 21 and must sit in the seat closest to the right of the learner
Both halves of the supervision rule fail at once here: the age is 21, not 19, and the seat is the front passenger seat beside the learner, close enough to take control. Florida Statutes section 322.1615(2).
Source: Florida Statutes section 322.1615, checked 2026-11-03.
A lane at the right of the road is painted with a white bicycle symbol and an arrow. What is that lane?
✓ Correct answer: A bicycle lane, set aside for bicycle travel
The bicycle symbol marks a bicycle lane, a part of the roadway set aside for riders. It isn't a spare lane for cars, however empty it looks. Florida Statutes sections 316.0745 and 316.2065.
Source: Florida Statutes sections 316.0745 and 316.2065, checked 2026-11-03.
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- Questions on the real test
- 50 multiple choice
- To pass
- 40 of 50, which is 80%
- Time limit
- Not published by FLHSMV
- Original Class E fee
- $48, includes the learner's licence
- Knowledge retest fee
- $10
- Test language
- English only, since February 6, 2026
Facts checked against FLHSMV pages, 2026-11-03. Official information: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, flhsmv.gov.
Corrections note
No corrections yet. Last checked 2026-11-03, against the Florida Statutes and FLHSMV published facts.