CNMI Driver's License Requirements Quiz
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What is the minimum age requirement to obtain a driver license in the CNMI?

  • 21 years old
  • 18 years old (correct)
  • 16 years old
  • 14 years old

    • What must a person do when driving with a qualified age but not yet licensed?

  • Attend a driving school
  • Drive alone
  • Be accompanied by a licensed driver (correct)
  • Obtain a learner's permit

    • What is a requirement for a vehicle during a road test for a driver's license?

  • It must have a working radio
  • It must have a full tank of gas
  • It must be a new model
  • It must be in safe operating condition (correct)

    • When does a driver's license in the CNMI typically expire?

    <p>Annually, based on the last digit of the license plate number (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must a driver do with the vehicle registration card in the CNMI?

    <p>Keep it in their wallet or purse (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what situation must a child under 2 years old be fastened in a child safety seat?

    <p>In a moving automobile (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a driver do if challenged by others to demonstrate driving capabilities?

    <p>Resist the desire to exhibit and compete (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    To ensure safe driving and physical fitness, what should a driver do?

    <p>Keep physically fit and have regular physical examinations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do when driving behind a vehicle with a driver who is inattentively talking to a passenger?

    <p>Give the vehicle ahead extra room (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does defensive driving involve?

    <p>Looking well ahead and maintaining a proper following distance (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a steady 'DON'T WALK' signal indicate for pedestrians?

    <p>Pedestrians must not enter the roadway toward the signal (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the consequence for driving under the influence of alcohol in the CNMI?

    <p>A misdemeanor charge with various penalties (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'Zero Tolerance' mean for individuals under the age of 21 in the CNMI?

    <p>They are prohibited from operating a vehicle while under the influence (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If an over-the-counter drug states it may cause drowsiness, what should you do?

    <p>Drive only if your doctor approves (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must you do before changing lanes or making a left turn?

    <p>Look carefully for motorcycles and other vehicles (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct action if you have been charged with driving under the influence but refused the blood alcohol test?

    <p>You automatically lose your license regardless of conviction (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a major reason why you must look for bicycle riders in lanes with motor vehicles?

    <p>They always have the right of way (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens if you are caught drinking alcohol in a public vehicle on a highway?

    <p>It is illegal to drink alcoholic beverages on a public highway (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    What is the minimum age requirement for a driver's license in the CNMI?

    A person must be at least 16 years of age to obtain a driver's license in the CNMI.

    When does a driver's license in the CNMI expire?

    A driver's license in the CNMI expires annually on the date corresponding to the last digit of the license plate number.

    Who can drive on public roads in the CNMI after passing the written exam but before reaching the minimum age?

    An individual who has passed the written exam but is under 18 years old can only drive on public roads with a licensed driver accompanying them.

    Where must the registration card for a CNMI vehicle be displayed?

    The registration card for a vehicle in the CNMI must be displayed where it can be read when the car is unoccupied.

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    How long does a vehicle owner have to renew the registration sticker?

    The owner of a motor vehicle has 30 days to renew the vehicle registration sticker on the license plate.

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    What should drivers do when challenged to demonstrate their driving skills?

    Drivers should avoid demonstrating driving capabilities and competing with other drivers on the highway.

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    What is important for drivers to maintain safe driving practices?

    Drivers are required to maintain physical fitness and have regular checkups to ensure their condition doesn't affect their driving safety.

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    What safety precaution is required for children under 2 years old in a moving vehicle?

    A child under 2 years old must be securely fastened in a safety seat or child restraints while in a moving vehicle.

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    Defensive Driving

    Driving defensively means anticipating potential hazards and being prepared to react quickly to avoid accidents.

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    Extra Room for Inattentive Drivers

    Giving extra room to a driver who is potentially distracted or unsafe. This helps avoid being caught in their mistake.

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    Alternate Plan of Action

    Always staying aware of your surroundings and having a backup plan in case of unexpected events.

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    Looking for Motorcycles

    Motorcyclists are just as vulnerable as other vehicles and need to be seen to avoid accidents.

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    Crossing the Street Safely

    Pedestrians should only cross at designated crosswalks to ensure safe passage.

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    Driving under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI)

    It's illegal to drive under the influence of alcohol, regardless of the amount consumed.

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    Zero Tolerance for Alcohol for Under 21

    Individuals under 21 years old are not allowed to consume or possess alcohol in the CNMI, including driving.

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    Impact of Medications on Driving

    Certain medications can alter your reaction time and judgment, impacting your ability to drive safely.

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    Drowsiness from Medications

    Over-the-counter medications that cause drowsiness can impair your driving ability.

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    Police Officer's Duty

    Police officers in the CNMI have the right to stop vehicles and check licenses for identification and safety.

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    License Check by Police

    It's legal for a police officer in the CNMI to stop a vehicle and check the driver's license and permit.

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    Study Notes

    CNMI Driver's License Requirements

    • Minimum Age: To obtain a driver's license in the CNMI, the applicant must be at least B years old.
    • Driving Accompanied: Drivers who have passed the written exam and meet the age requirement may only drive on public streets and highways when accompanied by a C (licensed) driver.
    • Vehicle Condition: When taking the road test for a driver's license, the vehicle must be in safe operating condition, free of safety defects. The applicant must be accompanied to the testing station by a licensed driver.

    Driver's License Expiration

    • Expiration Frequency: Driver's licenses in the CNMI expire annually on a date falling in the month corresponding to the last digit of the license plate number.

    Registration Requirements

    • Ownership and Registration: When a vehicle is registered in the CNMI, documentation details are assigned to the legal owner and registered owner.
    • Registration Card: A registration card, required by law, must be kept by the driver in a wallet or purse and displayed in the vehicle where it can be easily read when the vehicle is unoccupied.

    Vehicle Registration Renewal

    • Renewal Timeframe: The owner of a motor vehicle must renew the vehicle registration sticker on the license plate annually, on the date falling in the month the vehicle was purchased.

    Vehicle Sale/Transfer Reporting

    • Reporting Requirement: The sale or transfer of a motor vehicle must be reported to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV).

    Child Safety Seat Requirements

    • Seat Requirements: A child under 2 years old in a moving automobile must be fastened in a safety seat or child restraints. This applies at all times within the vehicle.

    Defensive Driving Practices

    • Challenges on Highway: Drivers may be challenged to demonstrate their driving capabilities and vehicle capabilities on the highway. A driver should politely decline any challenges they are not confident in safely completing.
    • Physical Fitness: Maintain physical fitness through regular physical examinations to ensure safe driving practices and avoid unnecessary risks that put others at harm.

    Dealing with Difficult Situations

    • Workplace Conflict: If a boss criticizes you shortly before quitting time, maintain professionalism and de-escalate. Do not react negatively and do not engage in risky behaviour like driving while angry.

    Traffic Law Adherence

    • One-Handed Driving: If a driver ahead is using one hand to drive when another driver is actively watching the vehicle in their front, the following driver must maintain an adequate following distance and safety margin.
    • Defensive Driving: Defensive driving is a method of driving that anticipates and reacts to potential hazards, including maintaining safe distances from all vehicles and anticipating the actions of other drivers. It prioritizes safety and avoids risky tactics.

    Motorcycle Safety

    • Helmet Requirement: Every person riding a motorcycle must wear a helmet.

    Cyclist Consideration

    • Cycling Lanes: Drivers need to be observant of cyclists in the same lanes as motor vehicles.

    Pedestrian Safety

    • Crosswalk Rules: When in a crosswalk, pedestrians must observe traffic signals; a "Don't Walk" signal obligates the pedestrians to remain within the crosswalk or proceed to the nearest sidewalk, traffic island, or safety zone. No crossing is allowed when a "Don't Walk" sign or signal is displayed.
    • Non-Crosswalk Rules: When walking in areas not marked by crosswalks, drivers must prioritize pedestrian safety and stop when necessary.
    • Pedestrian Signals: A steady "Don't Walk" signal or upraised palm requires pedestrians to remain out of the road's path. Pedestrians already in the intersection can progress to the nearest sidewalk.

    Motorcycle Consideration

    • Lane Changes and Turns: Drivers need to look for and give motorcycles the right of way when changing lanes or making left turns.

    Intoxicated Driving

    • CNMI DUI Laws: Driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor in the CNMI is a misdemeanor. Penalty includes incarceration, fines, and a license suspension.
    • Alcohol Consumption: It's illegal to drink alcohol on public highways unless within the designated area of rear of a pick-up truck.
    • Zero Tolerance Laws: The "Zero Tolerance" law in the CNMI applies to drivers under the age of 21 and prohibits operation of a vehicle while underage and under the influence.
    • Effect of Alcohol: There is no way to diminish the negative effects of alcohol after it is ingested and its negative impact on driving ability

    Impaired Driving and Medications

    • Drug Impairment: Drugs in many forms can impair a person’s ability to drive safely, including both over-the-counter and prescription drugs and it's crucial to inform oneself of possible adverse reactions from prescribed medicines to driving.
    • Over-the-Counter Drugs: Over-the-counter medicines that cause drowsiness may jeopardize a driver's safety/ability to drive and need to be discussed with a doctor before driving.
    • Police Stops: Police officers can stop vehicles to check driver’s licenses and permits in the CNMI.

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    Test your knowledge on the requirements for obtaining a driver's license in the CNMI. This quiz covers everything from the minimum age to vehicle conditions for the road test. Ensure you're also familiar with registration requirements and expiration details to pass this quiz!

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