Missouri Class F/E Commercial License Quiz

Passing another vehicle on the shoulder of the road is strictly prohibited.

When approaching a railroad crossing with no flashing lights or gates, drivers must yield to all trains.

If you miss your desired interstate exit, take the next exit and then return to the missed exit.

The minimum age requirement for obtaining an Instruction Permit is 15 years old.

The cost of an Instruction Permit is $3.50.

The Driver License Bureau sends renewal reminders to the most recent address they have on record.

The minimum age requirement for obtaining a motorcycle instruction permit is also 15 years old.

Intermediate licenses in Missouri have restrictions, including limitations on passengers, driving hours, and nighttime driving.

To indicate your desire to be an organ donor, you can register online, at the DMV, or mark your driver's license.

Driver's examinations in Missouri can be taken at any official driver examination station.

Before the driving test, the examiner will ensure the vehicle has required safety equipment and is in proper working order.

Failing the driving test three times may lead to additional waiting periods, fees, and potentially a requirement to retake driving courses.

Two solid yellow lines on the road indicate that passing is forbidden in either direction.

On Missouri rural interstates, the minimum speed limit is 40 mph and the maximum is 70 mph.

A flashing red traffic light acts as a stop sign, requiring a full stop before proceeding.

A yellow traffic light signals the transition from green to red, warning drivers to prepare to stop.

Speed restriction signs provide suggested speeds for curves and turns, indicating potential hazards.

When approaching a railroad crossing, you should always slow down and be aware of the various safety measures.

Work zone signs alert drivers to construction areas, indicating potential hazards and reduced speed limits.

A "No Right on Red" sign prohibits drivers from turning right at a red traffic light.

Drivers must yield the right-of-way to emergency vehicles, including flashing lights, sirens, and pulling over to the side.

After stopping for a school bus unloading children, drivers must remain vigilant because children may cross the road unexpectedly.

Drivers are required to signal their intentions at least 100 feet before making a turn.

Only individuals with proper authorization, usually displayed through a disability placard or license plate, can use handicap parking spaces.

When parking downhill on a street, turn your wheels to the right to prevent the vehicle from rolling.

Pedestrians have the right-of-way when traffic lights turn green, even if they are crossing the street.

Littering is illegal and can lead to fines and penalties.

A fully loaded tractor-trailer traveling at 55 mph may require up to 400 feet to come to a complete stop.

The "No Zone" refers to the blind spots around trucks and buses where visibility is limited. Drivers should not drive in these zones.

The proper use of seat belts and child restraints is mandated for all passengers to ensure safety.

When being tailgated, drivers should maintain a safe distance from the car in front, avoid sudden braking, and consider pulling over if safe.

Liability insurance must be maintained and carried in the vehicle at all times.

Failing to pay for damages caused in an accident where you are at fault can lead to license or plate suspension for a year.

All vehicle crashes resulting in injuries, property damage, or fatalities must be reported to the Missouri Driver License Bureau within 30 days.

SATOP stands for Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program, designed to help drivers with substance abuse issues.