PERMIT TEST Flashcards
STUDY
Up to 3 points may be subtracted from your record if you receive no moving violations for how long?
One year
One of the best defenses against drunk drivers is:
Proper wearing of seat belt
In city driving, a good habit is to:
Look ahead 12 seconds
What is “Habitual Offender”?
Any person whose license has been suspended 3 times within 3 years
With a blood alcohol concentration of .05 - .08%:
You may or may not be under the influence
With a blood alcohol concentration of .08% or more:
You are definitely under the influence (regardless of age)
You can get alcohol out of your blood by:
Time. The more you wait, the less the influence.
If a driver is 21 or older, are they subject to the GDL time restrictions?
No
How close may you park to a stop sign?
50 feet
How close may you park to a corner?
25 feet
What is the stopping distance on a dry road at 50 m.p.h.?
243 feet
What are the penalties for driving without insurance?
Suspension of driver’s license and registration and fines
Serious accidents causing death, injury or $200 damage must be reported within 5 days to?
A Division of motor Vehicles office
Points are only issued for?
Moving Violations
What does a flashing red light mean?
Stop, proceed with caution
Special permits may be issued for a 16 year old when:
The 16 year old is enrolled in a Behind the Wheel Driver Education Course or enrolled in a Commercial Driving Education course and when the permit is purchased by a state approved Driving Instructor
Studies show that the greatest number of people arrested for drunk driving had been drinking what kind of alcoholic beverage?
Beer
Whether your blood alcohol content raises above legal limits depends on:
How fast you drank, your weight, how much you drank
The first conviction penalty for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is:
$250-$400 fine and possible imprisonment for 30 days and loss of license for 6 months - 1 year
What is the penalty for not having your insurance card with you?
Fine up to $100
Some signs of alcohol impairment are usually:
Swerving, going too fast or slow
When must you signal before making a turn?
At least 100 feet before the intersection
Is driving a privilege or a right?
Driving is a privilege
How close may you park to a fire hydrant?
10 feet
When will you be given a proposed License Suspension Notice?
After receiving 12 points
What is the penalty for driving with a suspended license-first offense?
Fine of $500 and up to 6 months additional license suspension
What is the penalty for not telling the truth when applying for a license?
No less than a $200 fine and up to 6 months imprisonment
What is the penalty for refusing the breath test?
6 months suspension (first offense)
Who is responsible if a student commits a traffic offense?
Both the student and the accompanying instructor or licensed driver
What should you do if approaching a steady yellow or amber signal?
Slow down, and stop before entering the intersection only if possible
What is a good practice while driving?
Keep from looking at one thing for more than a few seconds
What is the proper lane to turn into when making a left turn?
The lane nearest the center in the direction you are heading
When driving at night you should be able to stop?
Within the distance you can see ahead
Where should you position your car to make a left turn from a two way street?
The lane nearest the center of the road
What is a good practice when nearing an intersection?
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Slow down and be prepared to stop
What is the purpose of traffic laws?
To protect you and other drivers
If there’s a “No Turn On Red” sign, when can you make a turn on red?
Never
If you feel or hear unusual thumping noise while driving it may be?
The tires
You must be careful to stop for bicyclists and pedestrians?
As directed by law, when they are in a crosswalk
If a person with a BAC level of .05% doubles their chances of getting into an accident, then a person with a BAC level of .10%
Has a 6 times greater chance of getting into an accident
Since emotions play such a large role in driving, when you are angry, upset or overly excited:
It is always better to put off driving until you have had time to cool down.
What is the best advice if your car is stranded in a heavy snowstorm?
Stay with your car
A “learner’s” or “student” permit, refers to:
A permit for a 16 year old.
What is a good practice when driving in the city?
Check intersections ahead for signals
What must you do if you want to turn left at a traffic light?
Yield to oncoming traffic
If the front of your car vibrates, the problem may be with your:
Steering
What do two parallel white lines across the road mean?
Pedestrian cross walk
Which lights should you be using when driving in fog?
Low beams, or fog lights
What papers must you have when operating a motor vehicle?
License, registration, and insurance card