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Montana permit practice test 3
Twenty-five questions of medium difficulty: sharp turn, one-lane bridge, low clearance and crossbuck signs, railroad stopping distance, headlight ranges, snow, ice and hydroplaning, stopping and sight distance, merging and passing gaps, wildlife, horses, DUI penalties, vision, insurance minimums and the NCLP rules. Every answer comes from the Montana Driver Manual or the MVD's own pages. The MVD does not publish how many questions the written test has or what score you need, so 25 questions with 20 correct to pass is our own practice standard, not the official format. No time limit is stated, and our sets are untimed.
Exam mode: timed, answers at the end, like the real test. Practice mode: untimed, the answer and explanation after each question.
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Covers: night and weather (5) · safe driving (4) · licensing and records (4) · warning (3) · signals and signs (2) · lanes and turns (2) · alcohol and drugs (2) · freeway driving (1) · sharing the road (1) · collisions and insurance (1)
A sample question
At 55 mph on a two-lane road, about how much clear distance do you need ahead to pass safely?
- About 800 feet, roughly two city blocks
- About 500 feet, the length of a long train
- About one mile, measured from the next hill
- Over 1,600 feet, about one-third of a mile
Marked when you take the test; the explanation appears in your review.