1. Before a second attempt at the driving test, what documentation must be provided if the Abbreviated Adult Driver Training Course was required?
- A. Only a new TIPIC
- B. Only proof of insurance
- C. A Course Certificate of Completion and, if applicable, a completed, notarized Twenty-Four Hour Affidavit (form BMV 5789)
- D. Only a receipt from the driving school
Answer: A Course Certificate of Completion and, if applicable, a completed, notarized Twenty-Four Hour Affidavit (form BMV 5789)
Before the second attempt, the applicant must provide an Abbreviated Adult Driver Training Course Certificate of Completion and, if applicable, a notarized Twenty-Four Hour Affidavit (BMV 5789).
2. What minimum following distance should you allow when following a motorcyclist in normal conditions?
- A. 1 second
- B. 2 seconds
- C. 3 seconds
- D. 4 seconds
Answer: 4 seconds
When following a motorcyclist, allow a minimum 4-second following distance or more in wet conditions.
3. When turning left at a green traffic signal and there is heavy oncoming traffic, what should you do?
- A. Proceed into the intersection immediately and stop there
- B. Turn quickly without yielding
- C. Stay behind the stop bar until there is an opportunity, or slightly past the stop bar, yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic, then turn when safe
- D. Ignore pedestrians
Answer: Stay behind the stop bar until there is an opportunity, or slightly past the stop bar, yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic, then turn when safe
The manual says do not proceed into the intersection until there is an opportunity to turn; if no opportunity due to traffic, position the front of the vehicle slightly past the stop bar, yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic, and turn when safe.
4. Who may have an Armed Forces designation displayed on an Ohio Driver License or ID card, and what is one acceptable proof document?
- A. Only police officers, with a badge
- B. Only commercial drivers, with a CDL
- C. Any veteran, active duty, or reservist of the U.S. Armed Forces, presenting a DD214 (among other listed proofs)
- D. Only fire fighters, with a station letter
Answer: Any veteran, active duty, or reservist of the U.S. Armed Forces, presenting a DD214 (among other listed proofs)
The manual says any veteran, active duty, or reservist may have the Armed Forces designation by presenting their license/ID and proof such as a DD214, Active or Retired Military ID Card, Veteran Identification Card, or copy of current orders.
5. How should your foot move between pedals when your seat is adjusted properly?
- A. Lift your entire leg off the floor
- B. Pivot smoothly from brake to accelerator while your heel stays on the floor
- C. Use only your toes for both pedals
- D. Use your left foot for the accelerator
Answer: Pivot smoothly from brake to accelerator while your heel stays on the floor
It states your foot pivots smoothly from brake to accelerator while your heel is kept on the floor.
6. Fatigue can affect driving primarily by:
- A. Improving night vision
- B. Decreasing reaction time and affecting vision
- C. Making drivers more alert
- D. Reducing the need for sleep
Answer: Decreasing reaction time and affecting vision
The manual explains that fatigue can affect your vision and decrease your reaction time.
7. A motor scooter or motor-driven scooter has which engine characteristic?
- A. Less than 25 cc and electric only
- B. 50–100 cc engine producing no more than five brake horsepower
- C. At least 150 cc and 15 horsepower
- D. Over 500 cc
Answer: 50–100 cc engine producing no more than five brake horsepower
A motor scooter has a motor between 50 cc and 100 cc that produces no more than five brake horsepower and can exceed 20 mph on a level surface.
8. What does Ohio law say about riding on the outside of a vehicle?
- A. It is allowed at low speeds
- B. Only allowed on rural roads
- C. No person shall hang onto or ride on the outside of any moving motor vehicle
- D. Only passengers may do so, not the driver
Answer: No person shall hang onto or ride on the outside of any moving motor vehicle
Under “Riding on the Outside of a Vehicle,” no person may hang onto or ride on the outside of a moving motor vehicle.