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Free MA DMV Practice Test Three 2025
If you’re at least 16 years old in Massachusetts, you can study and take a written knowledge test to receive your learner’s permit and driver’s license. The test is timed, so you’ll have 25 minutes to answer 25 multiple-choice questions based on the 2025 Massachusetts Driver’s Manual. To pass the knowledge exam and be eligible to receive your permit, you’ll need to answer at least 18 of the questions correctly, giving you a score of 72% or higher. If you’re under 18, you’ll be working for a Junior Operator License once you hold your learner’s permit for six months, finish a driver’s education course, and complete 40 hours of supervised driving. If you’re over 18, you’ll still be required to complete supervised driving hours. The written knowledge exam is offered at your local RMV office and will be $30. At the time of your testing, you will have the option to prepay for your driving test at the same time as your permit test, which is an additional $30. This RMV practice test contains questions based on information directly from the manual and will help you prepare you for the real thing.
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- If two vehicles enter an uncontrolled intersection from different roadways at about the same time, the vehicle _________ has the right-of-way.
- A _________ indicates the outer edge of the traffic lane, and it may be crossed only by traffic moving to or from the shoulder.
- Which of the following statements about freeways is NOT correct?
- If there are no reduced speed limits posted at work zones, you should
- If you are in an intersection and hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, you should
- If an animal suddenly runs in front of your vehicle, you must
- Which of the following statements about railroad crossings is FALSE?
- This sign indicates
- You may pass
- When slowing down or stopping, you must
- If the traffic signals at an intersection are not operating, treat the intersection as
- On a divided highway, __________ unless directed to do otherwise by a sign, traffic control device, or police officer.
- When you see a pedestrian crossing an unmarked crosswalk where there is no traffic signal, you should
- _________ are the most frequent type of crashes on interstates.
- If you wish to enter an expressway or freeway, you must _________ before merging with the traffic.
- A yield sign indicates that you must slow down when approaching an intersection, and be prepared to _________ if a vehicle or pedestrian is approaching from another direction.
- When making a left turn at an intersection, you must yield the right-of-way to
- Which of the following statements is FALSE?
- While driving in a roundabout, you are approached by an emergency vehicle using a siren, air horn, or flashing red or blue light. What should you do?
- Rear-end crashes are common on highways because many drivers
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