Idaho permit test practice
Mr. Driver’s Ed is a free study app for the written knowledge test you take for a learner’s permit in Idaho. It has no ads, and every question in it cites the page of the official handbook it was written from, so you can check any answer against the book. Here are ten of its Idaho questions, each with its answer, the reason, and its citation.
Ten Idaho practice questions
These are taken word for word from the app’s Idaho question bank. The handbook is Idaho Driver's Handbook. Each citation gives the page number printed on the handbook’s own page.
Signs, Signals & Markings
1 of 10
At an uncontrolled three-way "T" intersection warned by a sign, a driver must do what?
- Proceed without stopping, since it looks like a minor road
- Stop and yield to drivers approaching from the other two directionsCorrect
- Only yield if the driver is turning left at the intersection
- Sound the horn once and proceed through without stopping
Why: At a 3-way T intersection, you must stop and yield to drivers approaching from the other two directions.
Signs, Signals & Markings
2 of 10
Warning signs in a highway work zone are typically what colors?
- Yellow and black
- Red and white
- Orange and blackCorrect
- Blue and white
Why: Warning signs in a work zone are orange and black, distinguishing them from standard black-and-white regulatory signs.
Right-of-Way
3 of 10
You are stopped at a red light when a pedestrian steps into the crosswalk just before the light turns green. What must you do?
- Proceed immediately the instant the light turns green
- Wait for the pedestrian to finish crossing before proceedingCorrect
- Honk the horn to encourage the pedestrian to hurry along
- Proceed slowly around the pedestrian while they cross
Why: If a pedestrian steps into the crosswalk right before the light turns green, you must wait for the pedestrian to cross before proceeding.
Right-of-Way
4 of 10
You are in the left lane of a two-lane, same-direction street and a vehicle in the right lane has stopped for a pedestrian crossing. What should you do?
- Proceed past the stopped vehicle using the left lane
- Pass only if the pedestrian is more than halfway across
- Wait for the pedestrian to finish crossing before proceedingCorrect
- Honk the horn and proceed with extra caution
Why: You must not pass the other vehicle; wait for the pedestrian to cross and then be sure it is safe to proceed.
Speed & Following Distance
5 of 10
"Tailgating" is described in the handbook as what?
- A rare cause of crashes
- A common cause of crashesCorrect
- Only dangerous at highway speeds
- Only a concern for commercial trucks
Why: Tailgating, driving too close to the car ahead, is described as a common cause of crashes.
Turning & Parking
6 of 10
A vehicle displaying the handicapped parking symbol may park in a reserved space with what payment obligation?
- Full standard parking fees apply
- No fee, and for unlimited timeCorrect
- Half of the standard fee applies
- Fees apply only after two hours
Why: A handicapped person may park in reserved spaces without paying and for unlimited time.
Adverse Conditions
7 of 10
The handbook advises that about how much of driving decisions are based on what you see, making reduced night vision especially significant?
- 50%
- 65%
- 90%Correct
- 75%
Why: About 90% of driving choices are based on what you see, so reduced vision at night is a major hazard.
Sharing the Road
8 of 10
Before making a right turn while stopped, the handbook advises drivers to check which direction first?
- Straight ahead only, ignoring both sides
- Left, right, and to the rear, checking right firstCorrect
- Only the rearview mirror, ignoring your shoulder
- Only the side mirror on the turning side
Why: Always look left, right, and to the rear before turning right, checking the right first for a bicyclist approaching from that side.
Alcohol & Teen (GDL) Laws
9 of 10
After alcohol reaches the brain, the handbook states it typically produces what initial sensation?
- Immediate sleepiness followed by a total blackout
- Relaxation, and later dulled judgment and self-controlCorrect
- Sharpened reflexes and improved reaction time
- Increased sensitivity to light and loud sound
Why: When alcohol reaches the brain it promotes relaxation, and in larger amounts dulls judgment, inhibition, and self-control.
License Rules
10 of 10
Idaho law requires child safety seats for children of what age or younger riding in a noncommercial motor vehicle?
- 4 years or younger
- 6 years or youngerCorrect
- 8 years or younger
- 10 years or younger
Why: Idaho law requires anyone carrying children 6 years of age or younger in a noncommercial motor vehicle to properly protect them in approved child car safety seats.
The Idaho practice exam
The app’s Idaho practice exam: 40 questions, 34 to pass, graded at the end — the same shape as the official test.
This is practice. The official test and its rules come from Idaho, not from this app.
The official handbook
- Handbook
- Idaho Driver's Handbook
- Edition the questions were written from
- Idaho Transportation Department, July 2025
- Published by
- Idaho Transportation Dept. (ITD) — DMV
- Official source
- itd.idaho.gov
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