Texas Department of Licensing &
Regulation (TDLR) MODULE 1 Test
Questions • Correct Answers •
Rationales • Quick Review Points
Prepared for Texas Driver Education
Exam Preparation
EXAM QUICK REVIEW POINTS
Topic Key Answer
Novice driver experience Less than 1 year
Learner license supervising driver 21 years old
Learner license period (under 18) 6 months
Class M license Motorcycle
Driver education requirement Under age 25
ALR BAC limit 0.08%
Suspended license penalty Up to $500 fine
Passenger restriction 1 non-family passenger under 21
Flashing red light Stop completely
Flashing yellow light Slow down and proceed cautiously
Emergency vehicles Yield when siren is sounding
Move Over Law protects Emergency responders
TEXAS DRIVER RESPONSIBILITIES & TRAFFIC LAWS
, Exam Revision Study Guide (Questions, Correct Answers & Rationales)
1. A "Novice" driver has _ than 1 year of driving experience.
CORRECT ANSWER: Less
Rationale:
A novice driver is a new driver with limited driving experience, generally having less than one
year of driving experience.
2. A "Novice" driver must obey _ traffic laws and avoid unnecessary risk.
CORRECT ANSWER: All
Rationale:
All drivers, especially novice drivers, must follow every traffic law and practice safe driving
habits to reduce crashes.
3. Failure to comply with driver responsibilities may result in _.
CORRECT ANSWER: Suspension of driving privileges, hefty legal penalties, and death
Rationale:
Ignoring driver responsibilities can lead to legal consequences, loss of driving privileges, serious
injuries, or fatalities.
4. The Department of Public Safety (DPS) may refuse a license to a person who _.
CORRECT ANSWER: Holds a revoked license in another state, holds a revoked license in
another country, or is under age 15
Rationale:
DPS can deny licensing to individuals who are legally ineligible or have unsafe driving histories.
5. A student driver with a "Learner License" must always be accompanied by a licensed driver
who is at least _ old and has a minimum of 1 year driving experience.
Regulation (TDLR) MODULE 1 Test
Questions • Correct Answers •
Rationales • Quick Review Points
Prepared for Texas Driver Education
Exam Preparation
EXAM QUICK REVIEW POINTS
Topic Key Answer
Novice driver experience Less than 1 year
Learner license supervising driver 21 years old
Learner license period (under 18) 6 months
Class M license Motorcycle
Driver education requirement Under age 25
ALR BAC limit 0.08%
Suspended license penalty Up to $500 fine
Passenger restriction 1 non-family passenger under 21
Flashing red light Stop completely
Flashing yellow light Slow down and proceed cautiously
Emergency vehicles Yield when siren is sounding
Move Over Law protects Emergency responders
TEXAS DRIVER RESPONSIBILITIES & TRAFFIC LAWS
, Exam Revision Study Guide (Questions, Correct Answers & Rationales)
1. A "Novice" driver has _ than 1 year of driving experience.
CORRECT ANSWER: Less
Rationale:
A novice driver is a new driver with limited driving experience, generally having less than one
year of driving experience.
2. A "Novice" driver must obey _ traffic laws and avoid unnecessary risk.
CORRECT ANSWER: All
Rationale:
All drivers, especially novice drivers, must follow every traffic law and practice safe driving
habits to reduce crashes.
3. Failure to comply with driver responsibilities may result in _.
CORRECT ANSWER: Suspension of driving privileges, hefty legal penalties, and death
Rationale:
Ignoring driver responsibilities can lead to legal consequences, loss of driving privileges, serious
injuries, or fatalities.
4. The Department of Public Safety (DPS) may refuse a license to a person who _.
CORRECT ANSWER: Holds a revoked license in another state, holds a revoked license in
another country, or is under age 15
Rationale:
DPS can deny licensing to individuals who are legally ineligible or have unsafe driving histories.
5. A student driver with a "Learner License" must always be accompanied by a licensed driver
who is at least _ old and has a minimum of 1 year driving experience.
