Minnesota Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions

Correct answer: At least 100 feet

Signal at least 100 feet before turning and keep signaling until the turn or lane change is complete.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Signaling

Correct answer: At night

Hand signals may be used in daylight but not at night or when your vehicle blocks others from seeing them.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Signaling

Correct answer: Straight, with your foot on the brake

Keep the wheels straight so that if you are hit from behind you won't be pushed into oncoming traffic.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns

Correct answer: Just right of the center of the road

For a left turn without lane markings, move to the right of the center of the road.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns

Correct answer: From a one-way street onto another one-way street, after a full stop and yielding

A left on red is allowed only from a one-way road onto a one-way cross street flowing left, after stopping and yielding.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns

Correct answer: Stay in your lane throughout the turn

With multiple turn lanes, stay in your own lane during the turn.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns

Correct answer: Turn right, move to the left-turn lane, then make a U-turn at the median opening

At a J-turn, side-street drivers always turn right, then use the left-turn lane to make a U-turn, yielding to oncoming traffic.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns

Correct answer: 1,000 feet

Do not U-turn on interstates, or near hilltops and curves where drivers cannot see you from 1,000 feet away.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns

Correct answer: Counterclockwise

Drive counterclockwise in a roundabout until you reach your exit, without stopping, passing or changing lanes.

Source: Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation – Turns