Right
Duty
Privilege
Burden
Right away (there is no grace period)
Within 6 months
Within one year
Within two years
Class A license
Class B license
Class C license
Class D license
Passenger vehicles
Small trucks
Vans
All of the above
15
15 and 9 months
16
14
Their legal guardian
Their social worker
Their boarding school headmaster
Any of the above
Eyeglasses
A veil
Temporary facial tattoos
None of the above is acceptable
Visual acuity (must be at least 20/40 in the better eye, corrected)
Peripheral vision (must be at least 120 degrees)
Color vision
All of the above
It identifies you as a Junior Operator
It means that you are still in high school
It stands for "Individual"
None of the above
Wear their glasses or corrective lenses in order to drive
Wear their glasses when they feel they need them
Wear their glasses or corrective lenses at nighttime only
None of the above
Might have to wear them for the eye exam at the RMV
Must wear them for the eye exam at the RMV
Should take the eye exam at the RMV both with and then without them
Don't have to take the eye exam at the RMV
Report it to the Medical Affairs Branch of the Registry
Have your doctor ride with you and verify your driving ability
Give up driving altogether
There is nothing you must do.
25
21
18
17
A driver's license
A Massachusetts ID card
A Massachusetts Liquor ID card
The receipt, complete with photo image, for applying for an ID card
Life
One year
3 years
5 years
A Social Security Number (SSN) or valid "Denial Notice"
A U.S. Passport
A credit card
All of the above
Class A
Class B
Class D
Class M
Pass a Registry-approved driver education course
Drive with a parent or other adult for at least 40 hours
Have a clean driving record for the 6 months prior to your test
All of the above
6 months
Year
180 days
Number of months until you turn 17
11pm to 4am
12 midnight to 5am
12:30am to 5am
1am to 4am
A minor offense because at least you do have a license
A criminal offense because you are driving while unlicensed
A felony
None of the above
Primary enforcement: you can be stopped just for driving
Secondary enforcement: you will only be stopped if you are doing something else wrong too, such as speeding.
Tertiary enforcement: you will only be in trouble if you crash.
None of the above
Primary enforcement: you will be stopped just for driving
Secondary enforcement: you will only be stopped if you are doing something else wrong too, such as speeding.
Tertiary enforcement: you will only be in trouble if you crash
None of the above
30 days
60 days
90 days
180 days
One year
30 days
60 days
90 days
180 days
One year
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