DMV PERMIT PRACTICE TEST – RULES 3
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Question 1 |

A | When there is no traffic in the opposite direction |
B | During daylight hours only |
C | When you need to pass slower traffic |
D | When you need to turn into a private road or driveway |
Question 2 |

A | You are on a one-way street and you are turning in to another one way street |
B | You are about to cross the intersection |
C | None of them |
D | You are driving at a high speed |
Question 3 |

A | Turn left |
B | Turn right |
C | Park at the curb |
D | Turn into a driveway on the right |
Question 4 |

A | When the vehicle is under control, steer toward the pavement |
B | Grip the steering wheel firmly and avoid heavy braking |
C | All answers are correct |
D | Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down |
Question 5 |

A | A stimulant |
B | A depressant |
C | A pain reliever |
D | An antihistamine |
Question 6 |

A | White |
B | Yellow |
C | Unmarked |
D | Orange |
Question 7 |

A | Lost |
B | The pedestrian is blind |
C | The rules of the road do not apply to the pedestrian |
D | Old |
Question 8 |

A | The vehicle you are attempting to pass is turning left |
B | You may never drive off the paved roadway to pass |
C | There is enough room on the shoulder to do so safely |
D | When you driving small car |
Question 9 |

A | You will not be able to see very well if you follow too closely |
B | You could be crushed between one of these vehicles and the curb if they are turning at an intersection |
C | All answers are correct |
D | You may not be visible to the driver if you follow too closely |
Question 10 |

A | Make sure your front wheels are pointed straight |
B | Turn the steering wheel toward the left |
C | None of them |
D | Turn the steering wheel toward the right |
Question 11 |

A | Lane reserved for pedestrian |
B | Lane reserved for car-pools |
C | None of them |
D | Lane reserved for parking |
Question 12 |

A | The method to determine safe following distance |
B | The amount of time elapsed between a mechanical failure and driver realization that the failure has occurred |
C | The amount of time it takes to react to a road hazard |
D | The amount of time elapsed between a tire blow out and loss of control |
Question 13 |

A | Facing traffic |
B | Anywhere |
C | On the right-hand side of the road |
D | On the left-hand side of the road |
Question 14 |

A | Weaving in and out of traffic |
B | Looking in your rearview mirror too often |
C | Following other vehicles too closely |
D | Failing to pay attention |
Question 15 |

A | You are in a no passing zone |
B | You are in a construction zone |
C | You may pass with caution |
D | You should reduce speed |
Question 16 |

A | Wider lanes |
B | More time and space for starting, stopping, and turning |
C | More space for turning only |
D | More time for stopping only |
Question 17 |

A | There is extremely heavy traffic |
B | It is never legal to block an intersection |
C | You entered on a green light |
D | When you drive a small car |
Question 18 |

A | A center left turn lane |
B | A shared passing lane |
C | An area you can never enter |
D | A bus stop |
Question 19 |

A | Lanes of traffic move in opposite direction |
B | Same as yellow lines |
C | Construction lanes |
D | Lanes of traffic move in the same direction |
Question 20 |

A | Yield to traffic entering the intersection |
B | All answers are correct |
C | Proceed as though the intersection is controlled by a four-way stop sign |
D | Slow down and look for cars in both directions |
Question 21 |

A | Search and scan more carefully |
B | Use your defroster to keep your windows clear |
C | Slow and maintain extra space margins |
D | All answers are correct |
Question 22 |

A | Slow down |
B | Tap your brakes |
C | Speed up and leave them safely behind |
D | Move to the right and let the tailgater pass |
Question 23 |

A | Pull the emergency brake and steer into the curve |
B | Slam on your brakes |
C | Ease off the accelerator, and then speed up slightly as you regain traction |
D | Steer slightly towards the center of the road |
Question 24 |

A | Looking at the headlights of the approaching vehicle |
B | Looking to the lower right side of your lane |
C | Turning your lights on high beam |
D | Open and shut your eyes rapidly |
Question 25 |

A | May complete their turn in either the right or the left lane |
B | Must stay in the right lane at all times |
C | Often have to use part of the left lane to complete the turn |
D | Must stay in the left lane at all times |
Question 26 |

A | Cross two at a time only |
B | Cross slowly |
C | Cross them one at a time |
D | Cross quickly |
Question 27 |

A | Traffic signs, but not traffic signals |
B | All traffic signs and signals |
C | Neither traffic signs or traffic signals |
D | Traffic signals, but not traffic signs |
Question 28 |

A | When traffic is flowing in the same direction and changing lanes is discouraged |
B | To mark freeway exits |
C | When traffic is flowing in the same direction and changing lanes is prohibited |
D | When traffic is flowing in opposite directions |
Question 29 |

A | Left lane |
B | Right lane |
C | None of them |
D | Middle lane if there is one |
Question 30 |

A | There is an oncoming vehicle |
B | On a curb when driving on a hill |
C | All answers are correct |
D | When approaching a curve where you cannot see ahead |
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DMV Permit Practice Test
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