Maryland MVA Permit Practice Mini Test 3: 12 Questions
Mini Test 3 has 12 multiple-choice questions on Maryland driving rules, including highway entrance ramp yield, steady yellow signal, solid white between lanes and uncontrolled intersection. 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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What Mini Test 3 Covers
The questions in this test ask about:
- Highway Entrance Ramp Yield
- Steady Yellow Signal
- Solid White Between Lanes
- Uncontrolled Intersection
- Round Yellow Warning Sign
- Heavy Rain Driving
- Pedestrian Crosswalk Yielding
- Flashing Red Signal
- Work Zone Approach
- Broken White Line
- Hill Limited Visibility
- Night Following Distance
Try 5 Questions from This Test
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Who must yield the right-of-way when entering a highway from an entrance ramp?
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B. Traffic already on the highway
Drivers entering a highway must yield to vehicles already traveling on the highway.
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What must a driver do at a steady yellow traffic signal?
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A. Prepare to stop
A steady yellow signal warns that the light is about to turn red and drivers should prepare to stop.
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What does a solid white line between lanes of traffic indicate?
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C. Lane changes discouraged
A solid white line discourages lane changes but does not completely prohibit them.
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What should a driver do when approaching an uncontrolled intersection?
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A. Slow down and be prepared to stop
Uncontrolled intersections require drivers to slow down and be ready to stop.
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What should a driver do when following another vehicle at night?
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A. Increase following distance
Night driving requires greater following distance to allow more reaction time.
Complete Study Guide: All 12 Questions with Answers
Every question in Mini Test 3, with the correct answer and an explanation for each.
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Q1. Who must yield the right-of-way when entering a highway from an entrance ramp?
Correct answer: Traffic already on the highway
Why: Drivers entering a highway must yield to vehicles already traveling on the highway.
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Q2. What must a driver do at a steady yellow traffic signal?
Correct answer: Prepare to stop
Why: A steady yellow signal warns that the light is about to turn red and drivers should prepare to stop.
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Q3. What does a solid white line between lanes of traffic indicate?
Correct answer: Lane changes discouraged
Why: A solid white line discourages lane changes but does not completely prohibit them.
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Q4. What should a driver do when approaching an uncontrolled intersection?
Correct answer: Slow down and be prepared to stop
Why: Uncontrolled intersections require drivers to slow down and be ready to stop.
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Q5. What does a round yellow warning sign indicate?
Correct answer: Railroad crossing ahead
Why: Round yellow signs warn drivers of an upcoming railroad crossing.
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Q6. What is the safest action when driving in heavy rain?
Correct answer: Reduce speed and increase following distance
Why: Heavy rain reduces traction and visibility, requiring slower speeds and more space.
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Q7. What should a driver do when approaching a pedestrian using a crosswalk?
Correct answer: Yield and allow the pedestrian to cross
Why: Drivers must yield to pedestrians who are lawfully using a crosswalk.
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Q8. What does a flashing red traffic signal require?
Correct answer: Come to a complete stop
Why: A flashing red signal is treated like a stop sign and requires a complete stop.
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Q9. What should drivers do when approaching a work zone with orange signs?
Correct answer: Slow down and stay alert
Why: Orange signs indicate work zones where drivers must reduce speed and stay alert.
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Q10. What does a broken white line between lanes mean?
Correct answer: Lane changes allowed
Why: Broken white lines separate lanes moving in the same direction and allow lane changes.
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Q11. What should drivers do if their view ahead is blocked by a curve or hill?
Correct answer: Slow down
Why: Limited visibility requires drivers to reduce speed for safety.
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Q12. What should a driver do when following another vehicle at night?
Correct answer: Increase following distance
Why: Night driving requires greater following distance to allow more reaction time.