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Montana Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
What does a flashing yellow arrow mean?
Stop and wait
Protected turn; others stop
Turn left after yielding
Turns are prohibited
Correct answer: Turn left after yielding
A flashing yellow arrow allows left turns, but you must yield to oncoming traffic (which has a green) and pedestrians.
Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings – Traffic Signals
Question 2
What is the typical driving speed in a Montana roundabout?
25 to 30 mph
15 mph or less
35 mph
The road's posted limit
Correct answer: 15 mph or less
Slow down: speeds in roundabouts are 15 mph or less; yield to traffic already in the circle, which flows counterclockwise.
Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings – Roundabouts in Montana
Question 3
How much clear view in both directions do you need to turn around on a roadway?
100 feet
200 feet
500 feet
1,000 feet
Correct answer: 500 feet
You may turn around where you have 500 feet of unobstructed view in both directions and no vehicles approaching.
Source: Chapter 4: Driving Rules – Turning Around
Question 4
You're at a red light in the left lane and want to turn right. What should you do?
Turn right across the lane
Back up into the right lane
Wait for green, then cut over
Turn at the next corner
Correct answer: Turn at the next corner
If you're in the left lane and want to turn right on red, drive to the next intersection, get into the proper lane, then turn.
Source: Chapter 4: Driving Rules – Right-of-Way – Intersections
Question 5
There's a driveway between you and the street where you'll turn. When should you signal?
Past the driveway
Before the driveway
No signal needed
After you finish the turn
Correct answer: Past the driveway
Don't signal too early; wait until you pass streets, driveways or entrances before your turn, or others may pull into your path.
Source: Chapter 5: How to Drive Safely – Use Your Signals
Question 6
While waiting to turn left, why keep your wheels pointed straight?
To avoid being pushed
To save fuel
It's required for trucks only
To signal others
Correct answer: To avoid being pushed
Keep wheels straight while waiting so if you are struck from behind you won't be forced into oncoming traffic.
Source: Chapter 5: How to Drive Safely – Left Turns
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