Indiana BMV Permit Practice Mini Test 2: 12 Questions

Mini Test 2 has 12 multiple-choice questions on Indiana driving rules, including yield sign procedure, steady green signal, solid white between lanes and railroad no signals. Each answer is explained as soon as you pick it, and every question is listed with its answer in the study guide below.

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  1. What does a yield sign require drivers to do?

    • A. Stop completely
    • B. Slow and give right-of-way
    • C. Proceed without slowing
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    B. Slow and give right-of-way

    Yield signs require slowing down and giving right-of-way when needed.

  2. What does a steady green traffic signal indicate?

    • A. Proceed when the intersection is clear
    • B. Yield to all traffic
    • C. Stop
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    A. Proceed when the intersection is clear

    A green light allows drivers to proceed when it is safe.

  3. What does a solid white line between lanes mean?

    • A. No stopping
    • B. Lane changes encouraged
    • C. Lane changes discouraged
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    C. Lane changes discouraged

    Solid white lines discourage lane changes.

  4. What should you do at a railroad crossing without gates or signals?

    • A. Stop, look, and listen
    • B. Yield only
    • C. Speed through
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    A. Stop, look, and listen

    Drivers must stop, look, and listen before crossing railroad tracks.

  5. What does a round yellow traffic sign warn drivers of?

    • A. Railroad crossing
    • B. Pedestrian crossing
    • C. School zone
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    A. Railroad crossing

    Round yellow signs indicate upcoming railroad crossings.

Complete Study Guide: All 12 Questions with Answers

Every question in Mini Test 2, with the correct answer and an explanation for each.

  1. Q1. What does a yield sign require drivers to do?

    Correct answer: Slow and give right-of-way

    Why: Yield signs require slowing down and giving right-of-way when needed.

  2. Q2. What does a steady green traffic signal indicate?

    Correct answer: Proceed when the intersection is clear

    Why: A green light allows drivers to proceed when it is safe.

  3. Q3. What does a solid white line between lanes mean?

    Correct answer: Lane changes discouraged

    Why: Solid white lines discourage lane changes.

  4. Q4. What should you do at a railroad crossing without gates or signals?

    Correct answer: Stop, look, and listen

    Why: Drivers must stop, look, and listen before crossing railroad tracks.

  5. Q5. What does a flashing red traffic signal require?

    Correct answer: Stop and proceed when safe

    Why: A flashing red signal has the same meaning as a stop sign.

  6. Q6. What is the main danger of tailgating?

    Correct answer: Reduced reaction time

    Why: Following too closely reduces the time needed to react.

  7. Q7. What does a round yellow traffic sign warn drivers of?

    Correct answer: Railroad crossing

    Why: Round yellow signs indicate upcoming railroad crossings.

  8. Q8. What should you do before changing lanes?

    Correct answer: Check mirrors and blind spots

    Why: Checking mirrors and blind spots helps ensure the lane is clear.

  9. Q9. What does a broken yellow centerline allow?

    Correct answer: Passing when safe

    Why: Broken yellow lines allow passing when it can be done safely.

  10. Q10. What should you do when driving on wet roads?

    Correct answer: Slow down and increase following distance

    Why: Wet roads require reduced speed and more following distance.

  11. Q11. What does a white rectangular traffic sign usually indicate?

    Correct answer: Regulation

    Why: White rectangular signs provide regulatory information.

  12. Q12. What should you do if traffic signals are not operating?

    Correct answer: Treat the intersection as a four-way stop

    Why: When signals fail, all directions must stop and follow four-way stop rules.

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