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Sharing the road questions

Sharing the road with school buses, trucks, motorcycles and bicycles, emergency vehicles and Florida's Move Over law, fire trucks, and what to do at railroad crossings.

Each question below covers one rule from the Official Florida Driver License Handbook. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the handbook page.

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17 questions

  1. Truck blind spots (No Zones)What are a large truck's No Zones?
  2. Passing a truck and not lingering beside itOn which side should you pass a large truck?
  3. Trucks need more room to stopAfter you pass a large truck, when may you move back in front of it?
  4. Stopping for a school bus on a two-way roadA school bus ahead is stopped with its stop arm out. What must you do?
  5. School bus across a divided highway: painted lines don't countA school bus stops with its stop arm out across a four-lane road divided only by painted lines. Must you stop?
  6. Fire lanes and safety zonesMay you drive through an area of pavement marked as a safety zone?
  7. When to stop at a railroad crossing, and how far backA crossing signal warns that a train is coming. What's the closest you may stop to the crossing?
  8. Railroad gates: never around or underAt a railroad crossing, the gate is rising but hasn't finished. May you drive under it?
  9. Passing a bicyclist: 3 feetWhen you pass a bicyclist in your lane, what's the least space you may leave?
  10. Following a fire truck: 500 feetA fire truck answering an emergency call passes you. What's the closest you may follow it?
  11. Move Over law: who it protectsA tow truck is stopped on the expressway shoulder with amber lights flashing. What should you do?
  12. Animals in the road: don't swerveAn animal suddenly runs into the road in front of you. Which move does the handbook warn against?
  13. Pulling over for an emergency vehicleAn ambulance behind you has its siren and red lights on. What should you do?
  14. Move Over law: slow to 20 below if you can't move overYou can't move over for a tow truck stopped with flashing lights on a road posted at 70 mph. How fast may you pass it?
  15. Move Over law on slow roads: 5 mphThe posted limit is 20 mph or less. How fast must you pass a stopped emergency vehicle, under the Move Over law?
  16. Behind a school bus: always stopYou're behind a school bus on a divided highway. It stops with its stop arm out. What must you do?
  17. Penalties for passing a stopped school busWhat is the minimum fine for passing a stopped school bus in Florida?

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