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Question 1 |

If your car breaks down and needs to pull off the road | |
Only if other cars cross | |
Never | |
If you want to pass someone who is waiting to turn left |
Question 2 |

They have smaller blind spots than most passenger vehicles | |
They take longer to stop than a car traveling at the same speed | |
When turning, the rear wheels follow a longer path than the front wheels | |
All answers are correct |
Question 3 |

You are required to come to a full stop | |
You must slow down and be prepared to stop | |
Pedestrians must yield to you | |
Oncoming traffic must yield to you |
Question 4 |

It is illegal under any circumstances | |
It is allowed if you are making a delivery | |
It is always legal | |
It is legal if you wait in the vehicle |
Question 5 |

True | |
False |
Question 6 |

On the right | |
None of them | |
On the left | |
Either side is fine |
Question 7 |

Traffic lanes on one-way streets | |
Bicycle lanes from regular traffic | |
Lanes traffic moving in opposite directions | |
Lanes traffic moving in same directions |
Question 8 |

You must change lane after making a complete stop | |
You must stop under any circumstances | |
All answers are correct | |
You may change lane if you can do it safely |
Question 9 |

Make a U-turn and try again | |
Stop and back up on the highway | |
Continue to the next exit and make plans to return to your route | |
Cross the median to turn around |
Question 10 |

Keep foot on brake and steer to right | |
Concentrate on steering | |
Apply heavy braking | |
Use your horn to warn other vehicles |
Question 11 |

Back up slowly | |
Sound your horn while backing up | |
Look over your left shoulder when backing | |
Using your mirrors is sufficient to back up safely |
Question 12 |

Do not signal at all | |
After you have entered the intersection | |
Before you enter the intersection | |
All answers are correct |
Question 13 |

The center lane | |
The far left lane | |
None of them | |
The far right lane |
Question 14 |

Signal and increase your speed to merge smoothly with traffic | |
Stop on acceleration lane, wait for an opening, and then enter the freeway rapidly | |
Slow down, and then enter freeway at a sharp angle | |
Drive slowly and be prepared to stop for freeway traffic |
Question 15 |

Sound you horn then proceed | |
Wait until everyone has gone to avoid an accident | |
Proceed carefully | |
Stop for 3 seconds then proceed |
Question 16 |

Look straight ahead at all times | |
Scan your surroundings | |
Look right side at all times | |
Look only at the car ahead of you |
Question 17 |

Call the policeman's attention to the red light | |
Obey the policeman's signal and proceed | |
Wait for the light to turns green | |
Stop to make sure he wants you to go through |
Question 18 |

Unless they are turning right | |
Until it is safe to turn | |
None of them | |
Until most cars have passed |
Question 19 |

Always legal | |
Is allowed in funeral processions | |
Is advisable when dark | |
Cannot be done, it is illegal |
Question 20 |

Bicyclists cannot ride on roads where there is no bicycle lane | |
Left curb or edge of the road facing traffic | |
Ride as close to the right curb as possible | |
In the middle of the lane |
Question 21 |

Wear a lap belt around your stomach, not your hips | |
Fasten your safety belt snugly | |
All answers are correct | |
Use your safety belt only on highways |
Question 22 |

As long as it is parked for no longer than 15 minutes | |
Never | |
At night | |
If the driveway is in front of your house |
Question 23 |

Pedestrians always have the right-of-way | |
Vehicles turning left | |
Pedestrians, but only with the green walk signal | |
Vehicles turning right |
Question 24 |

A railroad track | |
An ambulance lane | |
A crosswalk for police vehicles | |
A crosswalk for pedestrians |
Question 25 |

Use the left lane of the highway to get up to cruising speed | |
Slow down, and then enter freeway at a sharp angle | |
Wait for a large gap in traffic then speed up quickly | |
Drive slowly and be prepared to stop for freeway traffic |
Question 26 |

You may proceed | |
You must stop | |
You may turn right or left | |
All answers are correct |
Question 27 |

25 | |
50 | |
10 | |
100 |
Question 28 |

Turn into the center lane | |
Turn into the right lane | |
Into the closest lane | |
Turn into either of the lanes that are safely open |
Question 29 |

All answers are correct | |
Scan the sides of the roadway ahead for animals | |
Watch for animal crossing signs | |
Be extra cautious at dusk and dawn |
Question 30 |

Increased speed | |
Drive at a constant speed | |
Apply the brakes firmly | |
Slow down gradually and don’t apply the brakes |
DMV Practice Permit Test
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