Questions and Answers
What should you use in densely packed snow?
Chains or snow tires
What type of headlights should you use during heavy snow or fog?
Low beam headlights
Alcohol-related highway deaths account for what percentage of all traffic fatalities?
38
What can you do to deduct three points from your driving record?
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What is the traffic conviction that adds the highest number of points to your driving record?
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Describe 'secondary roads'.
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What is the speed limit in cities and towns unless otherwise posted?
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To have a revoked driver license restored, what steps must you take?
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When three vehicles arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time, who has the right of way?
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If a vehicle sways freely or bounces continuously, what system may have a problem?
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What should you do if you experience a breakdown?
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To maintain a safe driving distance, what rule should you use?
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What should you do if you take medication before driving?
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What should you do if you are planning a long road trip?
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How do you know if the road is bumpy when following a car at night?
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Study Notes
DMV Learners Permit Test Key Points
- Use chains or snow tires to enhance safety in densely packed snow conditions.
- Low beam headlights should be utilized when driving in heavy snow or fog for better visibility.
- Alcohol-related highway deaths constitute 38% of all traffic fatalities, highlighting the dangers of drunk driving.
- Attending a Driver Improvement Clinic allows drivers to deduct three points from their traffic record, crucial for maintaining a valid license.
- The most severe traffic conviction, passing a stopped school bus that is loading or unloading children, adds 5 points to your driving record.
- Secondary roads often have steeper hills and sharper curves compared to primary roads, necessitating extra caution.
- The default speed limit in cities and towns is 35 miles per hour unless posted otherwise.
- To restore a revoked driver’s license, one must visit a driver license office, pay a restoration fee, and reapply.
- At a 4-way stop, the right of way is given to the vehicle on the right if three vehicles arrive simultaneously.
- A swaying or bouncing vehicle may indicate issues with its suspension system, requiring immediate attention.
- If a breakdown occurs, contacting a law enforcement officer is advised for safety and assistance.
- Maintain a safe driving distance by applying the two-second rule, allowing sufficient reaction time.
- Understanding the effects of any medication before driving is crucial to ensure safety on the road.
- For long road trips, it's recommended to stop and rest every 100 miles to prevent fatigue.
- To assess road conditions while following another car at night, watch the tail lights for indications of bumps or obstacles.
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This quiz covers essential key points for the DMV Learners Permit Test, including safety measures, traffic laws, and the consequences of driving under the influence. It highlights critical information that every new driver should know to enhance road safety and ensure compliance with regulations.
