1. What is the license suspension period for a second OUI conviction?
- A. One year
- B. Two years
- C. Five years
- D. Ten years
Answer: Two years
The table shows that a second offense results in a two-year license suspension.
2. If you become a resident of Massachusetts, how long is the grace period before you must obtain a Massachusetts driver’s license?
- A. 30 days
- B. 60 days
- C. 90 days
- D. There is no grace period
Answer: There is no grace period
The manual clearly states that if you become a resident, you must obtain a Massachusetts driver’s license and that there is no grace period.
3. When should you reach into the glove compartment for your license and registration during a traffic stop?
- A. As soon as you pull over
- B. While the officer is walking up
- C. After the officer asks you for them
- D. Only if the officer leaves
Answer: After the officer asks you for them
You should wait until the officer asks for your license and registration before reaching into the glove compartment.
4. What is true about bicycle lanes?
- A. They are ten feet wide
- B. Motor vehicles may use them freely
- C. They are about five feet wide and motor vehicles may only drive in them when turning on or off the road
- D. They are only for pedestrians
Answer: They are about five feet wide and motor vehicles may only drive in them when turning on or off the road
Bicycle lanes are portions of the roadway intended for bicyclists, typically five feet wide; motor vehicles may only drive in these lanes when turning on or off the road and must look carefully for bicyclists.
5. On what roads may you not drive a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV)?
- A. Any city street
- B. Only local residential roads
- C. Limited-access or express highways or any road with a speed limit faster than 30 mph
- D. Only dirt roads
Answer: Limited-access or express highways or any road with a speed limit faster than 30 mph
The manual says you cannot drive a low speed vehicle on a limited-access or express state highway or any road with a speed limit faster than 30 mph.
6. How do out-of-state suspensions affect your Massachusetts license?
- A. They have no effect
- B. Only insurance rates are affected
- C. Your Massachusetts license is suspended until the out-of-state suspension or revocation is resolved
- D. They only apply if you move to that state
Answer: Your Massachusetts license is suspended until the out-of-state suspension or revocation is resolved
Under “Out-of-State Suspensions,” your MA license will be suspended until any out-of-state suspension or revocation is resolved and you provide current proof of reinstatement.
7. What is the minimum age to apply for a Commercial Driver’s License (Class A, B, or C) in Massachusetts?
Answer: 18
The manual notes you must be at least 18 years old to apply for a Commercial Driver’s License (Class A, B, or C).
8. About what percentage of highway crashes involve drivers under 25 years old?
- A. About 10%
- B. About 20%
- C. About 40%
- D. About 60%
Answer: About 40%
The manual says about 40 percent of highway crashes involve drivers under 25 years old, and most of these are due to inexperience.