Driver's Permit Knowledge Test (U.S.)
Michigan: Phones: practice questions
Our Driver's Permit bank has 6 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Michigan
What kind of offense is a Michigan hands-free violation for police?
- Secondary only, with another offense
- Primary
- Not enforceable by local police
- A criminal misdemeanor
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B. Primary — MCL 257.602b(9).
Question 2 · Michigan
Which phone use is allowed under Michigan's hands-free law?
- Typing an address into GPS
- Mounted, hands-free use
- Holding the phone on speaker
- Texting while stopped at a light
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B. Mounted, hands-free use — MCL 257.602b(3).
Question 3 · Michigan
After how many hands-free violations in 3 years must a Michigan driver take a driver improvement course?
- Two or more in three years
- Three or more
- Five or more in three years
- Ten or more in three years
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B. Three or more — MCL 257.602b(8).
Question 4 · Michigan
What happens to the hands-free fine in Michigan if the driver caused a crash?
- Nothing
- It doubles
- It's waived
- It halves
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B. It doubles — MCL 257.602b(6).
Question 5 · Michigan
What is the penalty for a first violation of Michigan's hands-free law in a car?
- A written warning only
- $100 or 16 hrs service (or both)
- A $500 civil fine
- Suspension of the license
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B. $100 or 16 hrs service (or both) — MCL 257.602b(4)(a).
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