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Rules of the Road and Safe Driving — Mississippi Driver's License Practice Test

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On interstates and four-lane highways divided by a broken white line, from which lanes is passing allowed?

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This Mississippi Driver's License Rules of the Road and Safe Driving practice set has 95 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Mississippi Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the Rules of the Road and Safe Driving bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. Posted speed limits are intended for what kind of driving conditions?

    • Ideal driving conditions Correct answer
    • Rainy and foggy conditions
    • Nighttime conditions only
    • Heavy traffic conditions

    Explanation: Posted speed limits are set for ideal conditions. You must reduce speed on curves, when approaching intersections, on narrow or twisting roads, or when traffic is congested or visibility is poor.

    Handbook: Rules of the Road and Safe Driving — Legal Speeds

  2. What is the maximum speed for passenger automobiles on Mississippi Interstates?

    • 70 mph Correct answer
    • 65 mph
    • 55 mph
    • 75 mph

    Explanation: The maximum speed for passenger automobiles on Interstates is 70 mph, with a 40 mph minimum.

    Handbook: Rules of the Road and Safe Driving — Legal Speeds

  3. What is the maximum speed on four-lane State and U.S. highways in Mississippi?

    • 65 mph Correct answer
    • 70 mph
    • 55 mph
    • 50 mph

    Explanation: The maximum speed on four-lane State and U.S. highways is 65 mph, with a 40 mph minimum.

    Handbook: Rules of the Road and Safe Driving — Legal Speeds