DMV Permit Practice Test 2023 (25 Hardest Questions) Part 1

foreign approaching a roundabout who has the right-of-way a Vehicles entering the roundabout B pedestrians crossing the entrance C Vehicles already in the roundabout D bicyclists on the perimeter correct answer C Vehicles already in the roundabout many people fail to understand the right-of-way rules that are roundabout Vehicles already in the roundabout have the right-of-way drivers entering the roundabout must yield to traffic already in the circle question 24. when parallel parking how far should your vehicle be from the curb a less than six inches B between 6 and 12 inches C between 12 and 18 inches D more than 18 inches correct answer B between 6 and 12 inches proper parallel parking is crucial for the safety of your vehicle and others on the road the ideal distance from the curb is between 6 and 12 inches parking too close or too far can create hazards for other drivers and pedestrians question 23 in a traffic lane with a shared Center turn lane when is it appropriate to use the shared Lane a for passing slow-moving vehicles B to accelerate before merging with traffic C to make a left turn or u-turn D to park your vehicle temporarily correct answer C to make a left turn or u-turn a shared Center turn lane is designed to help drivers make left turns or U-turn safely it is not meant for passing accelerating or parking misusing this Lane can cause confusion and accidents question 22. what should you do if you experience a tire blowout while driving a immediately pull over to the shoulder and stop B apply the brakes firmly and steer to the side of the road C maintain your speed and grip the steering wheel firmly B gently apply the gas pedal and steer in the direction you want the vehicle to go correct answer D gently apply the gas pedal and steer in the direction you want the vehicle to go in the event of a tire blowout it is crucial to remain calm and maintain control of the vehicle applying the brakes suddenly or pulling over immediately can result in losing control instead gently apply the gas pedal to maintain control steer in the direction you want to go and then gradually slow down to pull over safely question 21 When approaching a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop sign extended in which situation are you not required to stop a on a two-lane road B on a divided highway with a physical barrier C in a residential area D in a school zone correct answer B on a divided highway with a physical barrier you are required to stop for a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop sign extended except when driving on a divided highway with a physical barrier or an unpaved space of at least five feet between the lanes many people fail to recognize this exception and may stop unnecessarily causing confusion and potential hazards question 20. which of the following is the minimum safe following distance under normal driving conditions a one car length for every 10 miles per hour B two seconds behind the vehicle in front see three seconds behind the vehicle in front D for seconds behind the vehicle in front correct answer c three seconds behind the vehicle in front explanation a safe following distance allows sufficient time to react to sudden changes in traffic conditions the three second rule is a recommended guideline for maintaining a safe following distance under normal driving conditions this is a difficult question because many people are not aware of the specific rule or may confuse it with other distance measures question 19 when entering a freeway from an acceleration Lane you should a yield to traffic already on the freeway B stop at the end of the acceleration Lane C merge with freeway traffic at the same speed D enter the freeway at a significantly lower speed correct answer C merge with freeway traffic at the same speed when entering a freeway you should match the speed of the freeway traffic and find a suitable Gap to merge safely this question is challenging because many people might think they need to yield to traffic or enter at a lower speed which can actually be more dangerous question 18. When approaching an intersection with a flashing red traffic light you should a slow down and proceed with caution B stop and wait for the light to turn green see treat it like a stop sign and proceed when it's safe D treat it like a yield sign and give way to oncoming traffic correct answer C treat it like a stop sign and proceed when it's safe a flashing red traffic light indicates that you must come to a complete stop before proceeding you should treat it like a stop sign and proceed only when it's safe to do so this question is difficult because many people may confuse it with a flashing yellow light which requires slowing down and proceeding with caution question 17. when driving in foggy conditions you should a turn on your high beams B turn on your low beams C turn off your headlights D turn on your hazard lights correct answer B turn on your low beams in foggy conditions you should use your low beam headlights to increase visibility high beams can create glare and make it more difficult to see the road this question is challenging because many people might think that high beams would be more effective in foggy conditions question 16 when driving on a two-lane road with no Center divider what should you do if an oncoming vehicle drifts into your lane a swerve to the right be swerved to the left C honk your horn and maintain your position D break firmly and steer straight correct answer D break firmly and steer straight if an oncoming vehicle drifts into your lane you should break firmly and steer straight all preparing for a possible Collision swerving in either direction could lead to a worse situation such as losing control of your vehicle or colliding with other obstacles question 15 When approaching a railroad crossing without any control devices or signals what is the appropriate action a slow down and be prepared to stop B stop at least 15 feet away from the Crossing see increase speed and cross the tracks quickly D continue at the same speed but honk the horn answer a slow down and be prepared to stop When approaching an uncontrolled railroad crossing it's important to slow down look both ways listen for any approaching trains and be prepared to stop if necessary the other options could lead to dangerous situations question 14 under which circumstance is it legal to make a U-turn in a business district a at an intersection with a green light b in a residential area see where there is a no u-turn sign D at any intersection as long as it's safe answer a at an intersection with a green light u-turns are permitted in a business district only when made at an intersection with the green light or a designated opening provided there is no sign prohibiting them u-turns are prohibited in residential areas where a no u-turn sign is posted or at non-intersection locations question 13. when merging onto a freeway what should you do if you find that you have entered an acceleration Lane too soon a stop and wait for a gap in traffic B merge immediately and adjust your speed accordingly C continue accelerating and merge at the end of the acceleration Lane D back up and re-enter the acceleration Lane at the proper point answer C continue accelerating and merge at the end of the acceleration link if you have entered an acceleration Lane too soon you should continue accelerating and merge with the freeway traffic at the end of the acceleration Lane stopping merging immediately or backing up could all cause accidents question 12 when should you use your high beam headlights a when driving in heavy traffic B when driving on a well-lit street see when driving on a dark street without street lights D when driving within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle answer C when driving down a dark street without street lights high beam headlights should be used when driving on dark streets without street lights to improve visibility however you must switch to low beams when you are within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle or within 200 feet of a vehicle you are following to avoid blinding other drivers which of the following factors does not affect the distance required to stop your vehicle a vehicle speed B brake efficiency C Tire condition D color of the vehicle answer D color of the vehicle while vehicle speed brake efficiency entire condition all directly impact the stopping distance of a vehicle the color of the vehicle has no effect on stopping distance 10. in the event of a tire blowout you should a immediately slam on the brakes B steer the vehicle towards the nearest shoulder C gently apply the brakes and steer the vehicle straight D accelerate to maintain control of the vehicle answer C gently apply the brakes and steer the vehicle straight in case of a tire blowout it is essential to maintain control of the vehicle slamming on the brakes or accelerating can cause the vehicle to lose control instead gently apply the brakes and steer the vehicle straight until it slows down enough to safely pull over question nine when a traffic light is displaying a flashing yellow signal it means a the traffic light is malfunctioning bees stop and proceed only when it is safe to do so C proceed with caution D yield to pedestrians and other traffic answer C proceed with caution a flashing yellow signal indicates that drivers should proceed with caution being aware of their surroundings and any potential hazards this signal does not require a complete stop but does require heightened awareness question eight what is the correct order of traffic light signals from top to bottom a green yellow red B red yellow green C yellow green red d red green yellow answer B red yellow green traffic light signals are arranged vertically with red at the top yellow in the middle and green at the bottom this order is consistent across most countries allowing for a standardized understanding of traffic signals question seven When approaching a railroad crossing with no controlled devices what is the appropriate distance to stop your vehicle from the nearest rail a five feet B 10 feet C 15 feet D 20 feet answer C 15 feet When approaching a railroad crossing without any control devices drivers should stop their vehicle between 15 to 50 feet from the nearest rail most people fail to answer this question because they underestimate the stopping distance required question six when making a left turn at an intersection where should you begin the turn a from the rightmost lane B from the leftmost lane C from the middle of the intersection D from the right side of your lane answer B from the leftmost lane when making a left turn at an intersection you should begin the turn from the leftmost lane that is legally available for your direction of travel this reduces the risk of conflicts with other traffic and helps maintain a smooth traffic flow when parallel parking how far should your vehicle be from the curb a one inch or less B more than one foot C 18 inches or less D no more than 12 inches answer D not more than 12 inches if the street you are on has a curb you must Park as close to it as possible but no more than 12 inches away if it has no curb you must pull as far off of the roadway as possible many people fail this question because they believe that a larger distance from the curb is acceptable question four what is the primary purpose of a rumble strip a to alert drivers of an upcoming stop sign or signal B to help drivers maintain their Lane position C to indicate a change in speed limit D to provide traction on slippery roads answer a to alert drivers of an upcoming stop sign or signal the primary purpose of a rumble strip is to alert drivers of an upcoming stop sign or signal by producing a vibration and audible rumbling noise when the vehicle's tires pass over it this helps to ensure that drivers are aware of the need to stop or prepare for a change in traffic conditions question two when driving on a multi-lane highway which lane should be used for passing slower traffic a the right lane B the center lane C the left lane D any Lane as long as it is safe answer C the left lane when driving on a multi-lane highway the left lane should be used for passing slower traffic the right lane is typically used for slower moving vehicles and the center lane is used for through traffic question one when should you signal before making a turn a at least 50 feet before the turn B at least 75 feet before the turn C at least 100 feet before the turn D at least 150 feet before the turn answer C at least 100 feet before the turn you should signal at least 100 feet before making a turn this gives other drivers enough time to react to your intended movement and helps prevent collisions bonus question dear viewer please take a moment to answer the following question when are you required to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk a only when The Pedestrian is in your lane or the adjacent Lane B when The Pedestrian is in any part of the crosswalk see when The Pedestrian is more than halfway across the crosswalk D only when The Pedestrian is in the lane directly in front of your vehicle feel free to share your answer in the comments or reply with your choice foreign

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Length: 16min 34sec (994 seconds)

Published: Wed Apr 12 2023