Free Florida Class E Permit Practice Test 2026

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Florida practice questions and explanations

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Florida FLHSMV test: what to prepare for

Official test
Florida Class E knowledge exam
Question format
50 multiple-choice questions on traffic laws, safe driving and traffic controls.
Passing requirement
40 of 50 correct (80%)

Where to focus: Compare divided-road school-bus situations, review Move Over decisions, and recognize signs as well as written rules.

A common mix-up: Completing a driver-education course and passing the Class E knowledge exam are separate steps. Follow the current official checklist for your age and circumstances.

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Sample questions with explanations

Try these local scenarios before opening a practice session. These are independent study examples, not official exam questions.

1. A Florida school bus flashes red lights on a four-lane road separated only by painted lines. You approach from the opposite direction. What should you do?

  • Stop; painted lines do not create the divided-highway exception
  • Continue because there are four lanes
  • Continue at the normal limit
Check the answer and explanation

Stop; painted lines do not create the divided-highway exception

Painted lines and a center turn lane are not the physical separation required for the opposite-direction exception.

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2. In Florida, a raised median separates you from an oncoming stopped school bus. Does the opposite-direction bus-stop exception apply?

  • No; every divided highway is treated like an undivided road
  • Yes; speed up to clear the area
  • Yes, but remain alert for children
Check the answer and explanation

Yes, but remain alert for children

Florida exempts opposing traffic separated by a raised median or physical barrier, or an unpaved median at least five feet wide. Continue cautiously.

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3. A Florida school bus stops with its red lights flashing in your direction of travel on a divided highway. What should you do?

  • Pass on the shoulder
  • Stop; the opposite-direction exception does not apply to you
  • Pass because a median exists
Check the answer and explanation

Stop; the opposite-direction exception does not apply to you

The divided-road exception concerns opposing traffic. Drivers traveling behind the bus must stop.

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