1. To register your vehicle, which documents must you bring to a deputy registrar’s office?
- A. Only proof of insurance
- B. Vehicle title or registration card and your driver’s license or other valid ID
- C. Emissions test only
- D. Passport only
Answer: Vehicle title or registration card and your driver’s license or other valid ID
It states you must bring the current vehicle title or registration card and your driver’s license or other valid identification and pay fees and taxes.
2. For drivers under 18, what is required for them to designate themselves as organ donors?
- A. Nothing extra; same as adults
- B. Parent’s consent
- C. Two witnesses
- D. A court order
Answer: Parent’s consent
The manual says drivers under age 18 can designate themselves as donors with their parent’s consent.
3. What does a “Low Clearance Ahead” sign warn drivers about?
- A. Weight limit on a bridge
- B. Narrow shoulder
- C. Overhead clearance lower than indicated height
- D. Steep hill
Answer: Overhead clearance lower than indicated height
Drivers are told not to proceed if the vehicle is taller than the height shown, or it may become stuck.
4. What type of vehicle is a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV)?
- A. A gas-powered vehicle with three wheels
- B. An electric-powered vehicle with three or four wheels that can reach at least 20 but not more than 25 mph
- C. A full-speed electric car
- D. A hybrid truck
Answer: An electric-powered vehicle with three or four wheels that can reach at least 20 but not more than 25 mph
The manual defines an NEV as an electric-powered vehicle with three or four wheels that can reach a speed of at least 20, but not more than 25 mph.
5. Under the No Tolerance Rule, what is the license consequence for a first conviction of an under-21 driver operating with any detectable alcohol?
- A. 15-day suspension
- B. 30-day suspension
- C. 90-day suspension
- D. One-year revocation
Answer: 30-day suspension
The manual says a first conviction will result in suspension of driving privileges for 30 days.
6. When stopped or parked on the side of a road, what must you do before opening any door?
- A. Turn off the engine
- B. Honk the horn
- C. Check that it is safe and will not interfere with other traffic
- D. Turn on high beams
Answer: Check that it is safe and will not interfere with other traffic
You should not open any doors until you have checked to make sure it is safe and will not interfere with other traffic.
7. Which is not one of the requirements to obtain an instruction permit?
- A. Be at least 15 years of age
- B. Complete required classroom/enrollment in behind-the-wheel
- C. Pass a vision screening and written test
- D. Be at least 18 years of age
Answer: Be at least 18 years of age
Requirements include being at least 15, completing driver education classroom/enrollment, complying with ID requirements, and passing vision and written tests.
8. On a freeway, when is it legal to back up or turn around?
- A. Anytime traffic is light
- B. When you miss your exit
- C. It is illegal to back up or turn around on a freeway, except for drivers of emergency and road repair vehicles performing their duties
- D. When using hazard lights
Answer: It is illegal to back up or turn around on a freeway, except for drivers of emergency and road repair vehicles performing their duties
The manual says it is illegal to back up or turn around on a freeway, except for emergency and road-repair vehicles when required to perform their duties.