MOTOR VEHICLE LAW ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Drivers license points (assigned by DMV) - ✔✔5 Passing a stopped school bus
5 Aggressive driving
4 Reckless driving
4 Hit and Run, property damage only
4 following too close
4 Driving on wrong side of road
4 Illegal passing
4 Failure to yield at right-of-way to pedestrian
4 pursuant to G.S. 20-158(b)(2)
4 Failure to yield right-of-way to bicycle, motor scooter, or motorcycle
3 Running through stop sign
3 Speeding in excess of 55 mph
3 Failure to yield right-of-way
3 running through red light
3 No driver's license or license expired more than 1 year
, 3 failure to stop for siren
3 Driving through safety zone
3 No liability insurance
3 Failure to report crash where such report is required
3 Speeding in school zone in excess of the posted school zone speed limit
2 All other moving violations
1 Littering pursuant to G.S. 14-339 when the littering involves the use of a motor vehicle
✔✔Revoked drivers - ✔✔Limited driving privileges (LDP) are issued in court by a judge
(not DMV) to revoke drivers if a statute allows a LDP for the revocation imposed. Driving
outside the limits is illegal and a charge of driving while license revoked is appropriate.
✔✔Commercial drivers license (CDL) - ✔✔Requirements for commercial driver's license
do not apply to the following commercial motor vehicles. A regular Class A or B license
may be required to lawfully operate:
a) Vehicles used for personal use, such as recreational vehicles;
b) Vehicles owned or operated by the Department of Defense, including the National
Guard, while driven by active duty military personnel, or members of the National Guard
when on active duty, in the pursuit of military purposes;
c) Any vehicle when used as firefighting or emergency equipment for the purpose of
preserving life or property or to execute emergency government functions.
✔✔Vehicles that may be driven with CDLs - ✔✔Class A CDL- Allows a licensee to
drive:
i) Any Class A motor vehicle
ii) Any Class B motor vehicle
iii) Any Class C motor vehicle
iv) Any motor vehicle which may be operated pursuant to a regular Class A, B, C CDL
G.S. 20-37.16(b)
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Drivers license points (assigned by DMV) - ✔✔5 Passing a stopped school bus
5 Aggressive driving
4 Reckless driving
4 Hit and Run, property damage only
4 following too close
4 Driving on wrong side of road
4 Illegal passing
4 Failure to yield at right-of-way to pedestrian
4 pursuant to G.S. 20-158(b)(2)
4 Failure to yield right-of-way to bicycle, motor scooter, or motorcycle
3 Running through stop sign
3 Speeding in excess of 55 mph
3 Failure to yield right-of-way
3 running through red light
3 No driver's license or license expired more than 1 year
, 3 failure to stop for siren
3 Driving through safety zone
3 No liability insurance
3 Failure to report crash where such report is required
3 Speeding in school zone in excess of the posted school zone speed limit
2 All other moving violations
1 Littering pursuant to G.S. 14-339 when the littering involves the use of a motor vehicle
✔✔Revoked drivers - ✔✔Limited driving privileges (LDP) are issued in court by a judge
(not DMV) to revoke drivers if a statute allows a LDP for the revocation imposed. Driving
outside the limits is illegal and a charge of driving while license revoked is appropriate.
✔✔Commercial drivers license (CDL) - ✔✔Requirements for commercial driver's license
do not apply to the following commercial motor vehicles. A regular Class A or B license
may be required to lawfully operate:
a) Vehicles used for personal use, such as recreational vehicles;
b) Vehicles owned or operated by the Department of Defense, including the National
Guard, while driven by active duty military personnel, or members of the National Guard
when on active duty, in the pursuit of military purposes;
c) Any vehicle when used as firefighting or emergency equipment for the purpose of
preserving life or property or to execute emergency government functions.
✔✔Vehicles that may be driven with CDLs - ✔✔Class A CDL- Allows a licensee to
drive:
i) Any Class A motor vehicle
ii) Any Class B motor vehicle
iii) Any Class C motor vehicle
iv) Any motor vehicle which may be operated pursuant to a regular Class A, B, C CDL
G.S. 20-37.16(b)
