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Permit test Flashcards

1
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vehicle owners, who are at fault for a collision ability drive are suspended for how long?

A

up to 3 years

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2
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Minimum liability insurance for coverage for injuries or death is how much?

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50,000$/100,000$

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3
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Minimum liability insurance for coverage for property damage is how much?

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25,000$

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4
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If you are involved in a crash with damage to a person or property in excess of 501$ you must provide proof of insurance to the DMV in how much time?

A

15 days

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5
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Step 1 of what to do in a crash:

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Stop and warn other traffic

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Step 2 of what to do in a crash:

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Help anyone injured and do not remove them from the car unless absolutely necessary.

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Step 3 of what to do in a crash:

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Exchange information with anyone involved with the crash.

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Step 5 of what to do in a crash:

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If there is an injury or property damage of 2000$ or more within a municipality contact the police department.

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9
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Step 6 of what to do in a crash

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cooperate with police

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Step 7 of what to do in a crash

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Mail a written report to the department of administration.

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Step 8 of what to do in a crash

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Locate the owner and give them your contact info.

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12
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How many points in 12 or 24 suspend you?

A

12 points in 12 months 18 points in 24 months.

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13
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How can you reduce points?

A

Take a driver’s defense course/violation-free driving

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14
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If you acquire how many points in what amount of months you have to take a driver’s improvement course?

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6 points in 12 months and 9 points in 24 months.

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15
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What happens if you repeatedly violate traffic laws?

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You have to be interviewed by a motor vehicle hearing officer.

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16
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How many points for a serious violation?

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10

17
Q

How many points for a less serious violation?

A

9-2

18
Q

What happens if your license is suspended or revoked?

A

It gets turned into the DMV.

19
Q

Your license gets suspended for what?

A

operating/owning an uninsured vehicle in a crash, accumulation of points, driving in violation of license restrictions.

20
Q

Your license gets revoked for what?

A

Serious and irresponsible driving violations.

21
Q

What is implied consent?

A

The ability of law enforcement in Alaska to take a sample chemical breath test of you.

22
Q

Impaired drivers kill how many people?

A

1 person every 51 minutes, or 10,000 a year.

23
Q

The consequence of impaired driving

A

2,300$ in fees and fines and 3 days in jail and loss of your vehicle.

24
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What happens when you use a false/fraudulent license?

A

Your driving privileges are revoked.

25
Q

The first offense revocation period is?

A

30 days

26
Q

The second offense revocation period is?

A

60 days

27
Q

Third offense revocation period?

A

90 days

28
Q

What happens if a minor refuses a breath sample or is caught consuming alcohol?

A

fine of 1,000$ and community service.

29
Q

If you’re driving your blood alcohol levels may be?

A

0.07 or less.

30
Q

the administrative revocation period for a first offense if you have 1 DUI.

A

90 days

31
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the administrative revocation period for a first offense if you have 2 DUI

A

3 years

32
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the administrative revocation period for a first offense if you have 3 or more DUI

A

5 years

33
Q

For every DUI conviction, A Ignition interlock device(IID) is installed for how long?

A

6 months

34
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How does alcohol/drugs affect you?

A

Slow reaction , interferes with confidence, impairs senses.

35
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How do you avoid rear end collisions?

A

Watch for stopping cars and problems and use the 4 second rule.

36
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How do you avoid being struck?

A

Make sure brake lights are working/clean, keep pace, slow down gradually, a signal in advance, and be aware of the surroundings.

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