1. When can you still get a speeding ticket at the posted speed limit?
- A. When you follow every posted speed sign
- B. When your vehicle has extra passengers
- C. When road or weather conditions require slower driving
Answer: When road or weather conditions require slower driving
You may never drive faster than is safe for current road conditions. You must slow down when conditions call for it, regardless of the posted speed limit.
2. How many points accumulated in 36 months can cause the DMV to suspend an adult driver's license?
- A. 4 points
- B. 6 points
- C. 7 points
- D. 8 points
Answer: 8 points
DMV may suspend an adult driver’s license if they accumulate 8 points in 36 months.
3. Besides requiring tests, what additional outcome is possible after a DMV reexamination?
- A. Automatically renew your license for 10 years
- B. Issue a limited-term driver's license
- C. Require you to install a breathalyzer regardless of the reason for reexamination
- D. Transfer your license to a family member
Answer: Issue a limited-term driver's license
As part of a reexamination, DMV may issue a limited term driver's license, among other possible outcomes.
4. What should you never do when changing lanes?
- A. Change lanes over double solid white lines
- B. Check your blind spots by looking over your left or right shoulder
- C. Check for other drivers moving into the same lane
Answer: Change lanes over double solid white lines
According to the DMV handbook, you should never change lanes over double solid white lines. Instead, you should wait until you see a single broken white line before changing lanes.
5. Beginning May 2025, your driver's license or ID card must be REAL ID compliant to do which of the following?
- A. Renew your vehicle registration
- B. Apply for a passport
- C. Register to vote
- D. Board a domestic flight
Answer: Board a domestic flight
Beginning May 2025, REAL ID compliance is required to board a domestic flight, enter military bases, or enter most federal facilities, as stated on page 1 of the handbook.
6. When must you provide a legal full name document when applying for an instruction permit or driver's license?
- A. Only for a REAL ID application
- B. If the name on your identity document and application do not match
- C. Only if you are under 18
- D. Never, it is optional
Answer: If the name on your identity document and application do not match
A legal full name document is required to prove your current name if the name on your identity document and application do not match, as stated on page 2 of the handbook.
7. What should a senior driver consider doing if night driving is necessary?
- A. Choose a well-lit route
- B. Drive faster to get home sooner
- C. Turn off headlights to save battery
- D. Avoid using mirrors
Answer: Choose a well-lit route
If night driving is necessary, senior drivers should choose a well-lit route.
8. Who are considered vulnerable road users (VRU)?
- A. Road users who travel on foot only, such as people walking or jogging, but not cyclists or people using a wheelchair, tricycle, or quadricycle
- B. All road users, including drivers of cars and trucks along with cyclists, pedestrians, and people using a wheelchair, tricycle, or quadricycle
- C. Motorized road users without an enclosed vehicle, such as motorcyclists and moped riders, along with people using a powered wheelchair or tricycle
- D. Non-motorized road users, such as cyclists, pedestrians, and people with disabilities or reduced mobility and orientation using a wheelchair, tricycle, or quadricycle
Answer: Non-motorized road users, such as cyclists, pedestrians, and people with disabilities or reduced mobility and orientation using a wheelchair, tricycle, or quadricycle
VRUs are non-motorized road users, such as cyclists, pedestrians, and persons with disabilities or reduced mobility and orientation using a wheelchair, tricycle, or quadricycle.