Can You Pass This Driving Permit Test?
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A Driving Permit test is an organized way delineated to judge a driver's ability to drive a vehicle. A driving license is mandatory and applicable to everyone. But before getting a driver's permit, one should have to learn the technical aspects and follow guidelines This quiz has been created to test your knowledge related to driving permits, rules and regulations and safety measures. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.Properly adjusted seat head restraint
- A.
Are designed to prevent whiplash if hit from behind
- B.
Both A & C
- C.
Should always be at a level even with the back of the head
- 2.The driving should drive with both hands on the steering wheel approximately in
- A.
9 O'Clock and 3 O'Clock position
- B.
11 O'Clock and 6 O'Clock position
- C.
7 O'Clock and 5 O'Clock position
- 3.When adjusting the driver's seat for best driving posture, set the seat in an upright position where your body is about how far from the steering wheel ?
- A.
6 to 8 inches
- B.
10 to 12 inches
- C.
18 to 24 inches
- 4.A child in a child passenger restraint system (car seat ) should : The lap belt should be worn:
- A.
Be facing the rear of the car in weighing less than 20 pounds and under 1 year old
- B.
Be facing forward if the child is one through three years old, and weighs more than 20 pounds
- C.
A & B
- 5.The lap belt should be worn:
- A.
At the abdomen for extra comfort
- B.
Above the pelvis so it doesn't touch the top of the thighs
- C.
By pregnant women below the abdomen and the shoulder belt above the belly
- 6.The safest place for children under 12 or under to ride in a vehicle equipped with air bags is [Blank]
- 7.The sign at night Means: (the sign is a yield sign)
- A.
Slow down and yield to traffic on main road when merging
- B.
Always come to a complete stop
- C.
Give your turn signal and proceed into traffic at regular speed
- 8.What does a traffic signal with a yellow left arrow indicate to the driver?
- A.
Prepare to yield to oncoming traffic
- B.
Protected left turn is about to end
- C.
Both of above
- 9.The center of the roadway is marked with one solid line and one broken line. If the broken line is on the right of the yellow line (your side) it means:
- A.
You are not allowed to pass in the area
- B.
You are in a "passing zone" and it is safe to pass other vehicles if no oncoming traffic is present
- 10.The two- second rule for following at a safe distance will hold true at [Blank]
- 11.Which line must you be in before making a left turn from a one- way street?
- A.
The lane nearest the left curb
- B.
The lane nearest to the center of the street
- C.
The lane nearest the right curb
- 12.Motorist are required by law when passing a bicycle traveling in the same direction to allow a minimum distance of:
- A.
1 foot
- B.
3 feet
- C.
Safely away from the bicycle
- 13.When entering an interstate highway, you should:
- A.
Stop, check for cars and enter when safe
- B.
Check for cars, reduce speed to 25 M.P.H. before entering traffic lane
- C.
Check for cars, increase your speed to match the flow of traffic and merge when the way is clear
- 14.Emergency crossovers on the interstate are legal in Tennessee for:
- A.
Making a U-turn when, missed your exit
- B.
Turning around when no other are present
- C.
Emergency vehicles and highways maintenance crew only
- 15.Interstate driving demands required the driver to:
- A.
Have a complete awareness of higher speed driving
- B.
Constant alertness by the driver
- C.
Both of the above
- 16.Continuous hard breaking on ice ad snow often:
- A.
Helps you stop faster
- B.
Locks the front wheels causing the loss of steering control
- C.
Keeps the brakes hot and prevents them from freezing
- 17.
- A.
The light from the fog creates blurry vision on your eyes
- B.
Approaching vehicles won't be able to see your oncoming vehicle
- C.
Low beam provides greater visibility and you can be better seen by other vehicles
- 18.Driving at night is:
- A.
Safer because of less traffic and less distraction
- B.
More hazardous because your range of visibility is limited by your headlights
- C.
Safer and allows you to increase your speed while adjusting to road conditions
- 19.Driving while the influence of drugs carries:
- A.
The same penalty as for alcohol
- B.
A lesser penalty than for alcohol
- C.
Absolutely no penalty at all
- 20.If you have three beers in the past hour, about how long will it take for all the alcohol to leave your blood stream?
- A.
One hours
- B.
Two hours
- C.
Three hours
- 21.As the percentage of alcohol (BAC) on your blood increases, you become:
- A.
More intoxicated
- B.
More sober
- C.
More coordinated
- 22.Implied constant law means:
- A.
If asked, you will take a test to determined alcohol or drugs content in your blood
- B.
The laws apply even without any signs markings or signals present at an intersection
- C.
The owner of the vehicle will carry proper insurance
- 23.Which of the following driving skills are affected by the use of alcohol and / or drugs?
- A.
Alertness and concentration
- B.
Reaction time and coordination
- C.
All of the above are affected
- 24.If involved in a reportable accident, the operator of the vehicle must file an accident report to the department of safety within:
- A.
10 days
- B.
20 days
- C.
48 hours
- 25.If you are not the first at the scene of accident and your help is not needed, what should you do?
- A.
Slow down to calm your nerves
- B.
Stop and look for your own curiosity
- C.
Drive on and do not interfere with procedures
- 26.A driver license may be revoked or suspended for:
- A.
Frequent convictions of traffic law violations resulting in 12 or more "points" within a 12 month period
- B.
Fraudulently altering a drive license
- C.
Both of the above
- 27.What does the sign mean?
- A.
Yield
- B.
Stop
- C.
Do not enter
- D.
Railroad ahead
- 28.This sign means that a [Blank]
- 29.What is this sign?
- A.
No passing zone
- B.
Hazardous
- C.
Construction
- D.
School zone
- 30.It is illegal to park
- A.
Within 15 feet of fire hydrant
- B.
Within 50 feet of railroad crossing
- C.
Both the above
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