Minnesota DMV Road Signs Test

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Pass the Road Signs portion of the Minnesota Permit test with our FREE Minnesota Road Signs Practice Tests. Study real road signs questions from the DMV Handbook.

1. This is an 'upcoming side road' road sign.
2. This is a 'road shoulder much higher than road surface' road sign.
3. This is a 'flagperson ahead' sign.
4. This is a 'two-way traffic' road sign.
5. This is a 'blinkers only' road sign.
6. This is a 'do not park' road sign.
7. This sign indicates that only emergency vehicles must make a u-turn from this lane.
8. This is a 'school zone' road sign.
9. This is a 'roundabout ahead' road sign.
10. This is a 'deer crossing' road sign.
11. This arrow sign means 'turn left or go straight'
12. This is a 'nuclear plant ahead' road sign.
13. This is a 'no left turns allowed' road sign.
14. This is a 'radio station ahead' road sign.
15. This is a 't-intersection ahead' road sign.
16. The broken yellow lines on the pavement mean that passing is not allowed.
17. This is a 'u-turn only' road sign.
18. This road sign means 'beginning of an alternate road ahead'.
19. This is a 'narrow bridge ahead' road sign.
20. This is a 'road entering a curve ahead' road sign.
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Minnesota Road Signs Practice Test

In Minnesota, earning your driver's license requires a series of steps to prove your ability to navigate the roads. Before you can demonstrate your driving skills with a road test, you must successfully pass a written exam. Minnesota's written exam includes a section on road signs. There are over 500 road signs used in the United States. These signs contain information about traffic rules, warn you of hazards, and show where you are or where you are going. Recognizing them by their shape, color, and content is critical to your driving success. That is why they are an integral part of Minnesota's written exam.

A Road Signs Practice Test will prepare you for this section of the exam. The road signs in this practice test are the same ones that are included in the Minnesota Driver Handbook. Practicing these road signs in advance of the written exam will help you memorize them. You are only allowed to miss a few questions on the exam to receive a passing grade, so mastering the road signs improves your chances of success on your first attempt. If you do not pass, not only will you be required to retake the written exam, you will have to pay the fees again. Save time and money by being well-prepared for the Minnesota written exam. Use this Road Signs Practice Test to help you master your road signs.