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What are the five types of Mass RMV licenses offered?
What are the five types of Mass RMV licenses offered?
Which license are you applying for?
Which license are you applying for?
What are the rules for obtaining a D license?
What are the rules for obtaining a D license?
Have a valid permit for at least 6 months before road test, clean driving record for 6 months, 30 hours of drivers ed, 12 hours of in-car training, 6 observation hours, 40 hours with parent, 2 hours of parent instruction, pass an exam.
What letter code is added to all JOLs?
What letter code is added to all JOLs?
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What are examples of medical restrictions on a license?
What are examples of medical restrictions on a license?
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What ID is needed for the permit test?
What ID is needed for the permit test?
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What is the purpose of driving record verification?
What is the purpose of driving record verification?
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What are the fees for the permit exam, road test, and license issuance?
What are the fees for the permit exam, road test, and license issuance?
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What is the charge for a duplicate license?
What is the charge for a duplicate license?
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What are the requirements for obtaining a JOL?
What are the requirements for obtaining a JOL?
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What are the JOL restrictions?
What are the JOL restrictions?
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How long is a permit valid for?
How long is a permit valid for?
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How many minutes for the permit exam, and how many to pass?
How many minutes for the permit exam, and how many to pass?
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With a permit, how old must a passenger be for you to operate the vehicle?
With a permit, how old must a passenger be for you to operate the vehicle?
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Where do you pull over on the highway if you need to?
Where do you pull over on the highway if you need to?
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How must you prepare for the road test?
How must you prepare for the road test?
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What should you be able to demonstrate on the road test?
What should you be able to demonstrate on the road test?
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What must you do to become an organ donor?
What must you do to become an organ donor?
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How to get a walk sign to turn in your favor?
How to get a walk sign to turn in your favor?
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What is revocation?
What is revocation?
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What does JOL stand for?
What does JOL stand for?
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What does CDL stand for?
What does CDL stand for?
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What is a citation?
What is a citation?
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What is a criminal violation?
What is a criminal violation?
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What is a civil violation?
What is a civil violation?
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What are three events that could cause you to lose driving privileges?
What are three events that could cause you to lose driving privileges?
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What are the two categories of motor vehicle violations?
What are the two categories of motor vehicle violations?
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What are three ways penalties could be more severe?
What are three ways penalties could be more severe?
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What are examples of civil motor vehicle violations?
What are examples of civil motor vehicle violations?
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How many days do you have to file a request for a citation hearing?
How many days do you have to file a request for a citation hearing?
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How can moving violations affect you?
How can moving violations affect you?
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What are examples of criminal motor violations?
What are examples of criminal motor violations?
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Study Notes
Types of Mass RMV Licenses
- Five types: A, B, C, D, M.
License Application
- D license refers to Junior Operator License (JOL).
Requirements for D License
- Valid permit held for at least 6 months prior to road test.
- Must maintain a clean driving record for 6 months.
- Complete 30 hours of driver education.
- Undergo 12 hours of in-car training and 6 hours of observation.
- Log 40 hours of driving with a parent, including 2 hours of parent instruction.
- Pass a written exam.
JOL Specifics
- All JOLs have an "I" letter code added.
Medical Restrictions
- B requires corrective lenses.
- D may require prosthetic aids.
ID Requirements for Permit Test
- Acceptable documents include original birth certificate and school transcript.
Driving Record Verification
- Aimed at ensuring safe and responsible driving practices.
Fees for Exams and Licensing
- Permit exam fee: $30
- Road test fee: $20
- License issuance fee: $50.
Duplicate License Fee
- Cost for obtaining a duplicate license is $25.
JOL Restrictions
- No driving with passengers under 18 (except family) in the first 6 months unless accompanied by someone 21 or older.
- No driving between 12:30 AM and 5 AM unless with a parent.
- No use of electronic devices while driving.
Permit Validity
- A driving permit is valid for 2 years.
Permit Exam Requirements
- Exam duration: 25 minutes.
- Minimum passing score: 18 out of 25.
Passenger Age Requirement with Permit
- The accompanying passenger must be at least 21 years old.
Emergency Highway Procedure
- Pull over to the far right lane if necessary.
Road Test Preparation
- Complete application, obtain parental consent, have a permit, and have driver's education certificate filed with RMV.
Road Test Skills Demonstration
- Must demonstrate various skills, including signaling, parallel parking, stops on hills, and proper driving posture, among others.
Becoming an Organ Donor
- Register with the RMV and check the appropriate box on the license.
Activating Pedestrian Signals
- Sequence to push the button: 2 long presses, 3 short presses, followed by 2 long presses.
Revocation of License
- Revocation refers to the complete removal of driving privileges.
JOL Definition
- JOL stands for Junior Operator License.
CDL Definition
- CDL stands for Commercial Driver's License.
Citation Definition
- A citation is a fee or fine for violating the law.
Criminal vs. Civil Violations
- Criminal violations may involve jail time; civil violations typically involve fines or classes.
Events Leading to License Suspension
- Examples include operating a vehicle to endanger, DUIs, and vehicular manslaughter.
Categories of Motor Vehicle Violations
- Divided into civil and criminal types.
Factors Increasing Penalty Severity
- Penalties can be harsher for JOL drivers, drivers under 21, and repeat offenders.
Examples of Civil Motor Vehicle Violations
- Common violations include speeding and ignoring traffic signs.
Timeline for Citation Hearing Requests
- Requests must be filed within 20 days of receiving a citation.
Effects of Moving Violations
- May result in legal charges or loss of driving privileges.
Criminal Motor Violation Examples
- Include driving while under the influence or driving with a suspended license.
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Test your knowledge on the different types of Mass RMV licenses and the requirements for obtaining a D license. This quiz includes key definitions and rules that prospective drivers need to know. Perfect for anyone preparing for their driver's test in Massachusetts!