Indiana Permit Practice Test

In Indiana, if you are involved in a collision with a parked vehicle and the owner is not present, you must leave a note with your contact information and report the incident to the authorities.

Never drive around lowered gates at a railroad crossing. In Indiana, you must stop and wait for the gates to lift and the lights to stop flashing before proceeding.

In Indiana, the legal BAC limit for drivers aged 21 and over is 0.08%. Exceeding this limit can result in a DUI charge.

The “three-second rule” helps drivers maintain a safe following distance under normal driving conditions.

A "No Zone" is the blind spot around large trucks where the driver cannot see you. It's important to avoid driving in these areas for safety.

Indiana law requires drivers to park at least 15 feet away from a fire hydrant to ensure access for emergency services.

Indiana law requires drivers to signal at least 100 feet before changing lanes on the highway to give other drivers adequate warning.

A red circle with a white horizontal line indicates that entry is prohibited, commonly used at the entrance to one-way streets or restricted areas.

The maximum speed limit on rural interstate highways in Indiana is 70 mph unless otherwise posted.

Indiana law requires the use of windshield wipers and headlights whenever visibility is reduced, such as during rain, snow, fog, or other adverse conditions.

Driving without insurance in Indiana can result in fines, suspension of your driver’s license, and potential vehicle impoundment.

A yellow traffic signal means that the light is about to turn red. You should stop if it is safe to do so to avoid entering the intersection on a red light.

Drivers should look 10 to 12 seconds ahead in urban areas to anticipate potential hazards and allow time to react safely.

Indiana law requires drivers to signal their intention to turn at least 100 feet before making the turn.

The safest course of action when being tailgated is to slow down gradually and allow the tailgater to pass, avoiding any confrontation or risk of collision.

If your vehicle stalls on the highway, you should turn on your hazard lights and attempt to pull over to the right shoulder safely.

High beams should be used on poorly lit roads to improve visibility, but should not be used when there is oncoming traffic to avoid blinding other drivers.

This sign warns of a steep downgrade ahead, advising trucks and other vehicles to slow down and use lower gears.

This sign warns drivers that the road may be slippery when wet, and they should reduce speed and drive with caution.

If your vehicle starts to hydroplane, you should ease off the gas and steer straight to regain control without braking.