The Hawaii permit test has 30 multiple-choice questions and you need 80% to pass: 24 correct answers, so you can miss up to 6.
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Every question comes from the Hawaii driver handbook. These are its topics, with how many of our Hawaii practice questions cover each one.
Answer: Be accompanied by a licensed driver and provide a vehicle in safe operating condition with a current safety inspection certificate and no-fault insurance card.
The manual says you must be accompanied by a licensed driver and provide a vehicle in safe operating condition with a current safety inspection certificate and no-fault insurance identification card, and all safety defects must be corrected before the test.
Answer: That turning movements are required or permitted from specific lanes.
The text: “LANE USE CONTROL SIGNS are rectangular, black and white signs indicating that turning movements are required or permitted from specific lanes.”
Answer: There are vehicles approaching close by because they may not be able to stop.
It states: “Never enter the street or crosswalk when there are vehicles approaching close by. They may not be able to stop. (Prohibited by law)”.
Answer: The environment (highway and traffic), your vehicle, and the driver (you).
Under “THE DRIVER,” it says any driving situation involves three basic elements: the environment (the highway and traffic), your vehicle, and the driver (you).
Answer: Act promptly but carefully; do not move the injured unnecessarily, keep them warm, and use direct pressure to stop severe bleeding.
The manual advises to act promptly but carefully, not move the injured unnecessarily, keep them warm, and attempt to stop severe bleeding with direct pressure, while protecting the victim from oncoming traffic.
Answer: An area or space in the roadway officially set apart for exclusive pedestrian use and protected or plainly marked
“Safety Zone” is the area or space officially set apart within a roadway for the exclusive use of pedestrians and which is protected or plainly marked.
Answer: Must not drive across or through the barrier or space except where an opening or paved surface is provided and signs do not prohibit it.
Under “DRIVING ON DIVIDED HIGHWAYS,” you must not drive across or through the barrier or unpaved space except where an opening or paved surface is provided and signs do not prohibit it.
Answer: Each year.
The handbook says your vehicle must be licensed each year by the county in which you operate the vehicle.
The Hawaii permit test (the DMV knowledge test) has 30 multiple-choice questions.
You need 80% to pass: at least 24 of the 30 questions right, so you can miss up to 6.
Questions come from the Hawaii driver handbook. The main topics are safe driving techniques; trucks, buses and motorcycles; signals, signs and lane markings; licensing of drivers; and pedestrian safety.
Read the Hawaii driver handbook, then practice with questions written from it until you score well above the pass mark every time. GetMyPermit has 500 Hawaii practice questions, explains every answer and shows which topics you still miss.
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