DMV PERMIT TEST 2023 GRADED A+ (ACTUAL TEST ) Questions and Answers (Solved)

DMV PERMIT TEST 2023 GRADED A+ (ACTUAL TEST ) Questions and Answers (Solved) 1. Beginning May 2025, Your ID and/or Drivers license must be REAL ID compliant to do what? Answer : Board an airplane for domestic flights, Enter military bases, Enter most federal facilities. 2. True or False, ID cards permit you to drive? Answer : False 3. How long do you need to have your permit before you can get your drivers license. Answer : 6 months 4. If you are under 18 years old, your drives license will have what word? Answer : -Provisional 5. As a provisional driver, you CANNOT drive: Answer : Between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. during the first 12 months of having your license. With passengers under 20 years old, unless your Parent/Guardian or other driver (at least 25 years old) rides with you. For pay or operate vehicles that require a commercial class A , B, or C license. 6. What are exceptions to the restrictions as a provisional driver? Answer : Have a medical need and cannot reasonably find another way to travel. You must carry a note signed by your physician which states your medical condition, and the date you expect to recover. Drive for schooling or a school activity. Also needing a note, signed by your principal, dean, or designee. Must drive for work reasons.You must carry a note from your employer, and confirm you employment. Must drive an immediate family member signed by your parent/guardian. The note also needs to state the reason you need to drive, the family member and date when it will end. 7. What are the 3 tests for your drivers license? Answer : A vision test, a knowledge test, and finally a Behind the wheel test. 8. How can your vision affect your driving? Answer : Can make it hard to notice hazards 9. How can your hearing affect your driving? Answer : You must be able to hear horns sirens, and other potential hazards 10. How can Fatigue or Drowsiness effect your driving? Answer : Can affect your vision and increase reaction time to reacting to hazards 11. How can your physical and mental health affect your driving? Answer : Can change how quickly you can react to a hazard. 12. How can your medications affect your driving? Answer : Medications can give you unwanted effects like, some can make you sleepy. 13. How can your current health conditions affect your driving? Answer : Physicians are required to report patients, who are at least 14 years old, to the DMV if they believe they have medical conditions that can affect their ability to drive safely 14. Where on the steering wheel should your hands be? Answer : 9 and 3/ but more likely 8 and 4. 15. What are the types of steering? Answer : Hand -to-Hand, Hand -Over -Hand, One-Hand steering. 16. When should you use Hand -Over -Hand steering? Answer : When you are turning at low speeds, parking, or recovering from a skid. 17. What are the 2 situations you would use One-Hand steering? Answer : When you are turning while backing up,( placing your hand on the 12 o'clock position) When operating a vehicle that requires you to remove a hand from the steering wheel. 18. What does it mean if a driver is sticking there hand out the drivers side window horizontally. Answer : It means they are turning left. 19. What does it mean if a driver is sticking there hand out the drivers side window and it is facing up? Answer : It means they are turning right. 20. What does it mean if a driver is sticking there hand out the drivers side window and its facing down Answer : It means they are stopping. 21. When should you signal? Answer : At least 100 ft before you turn Before EVERY lane change At least five seconds before you change lanes on the freeway When you are almost through an inter section. (NOTES: Signal even if there are no other cars around, also you aren't allowed to change lanes when going through an intersection). 22. Why should you use your horn? Answer : To warn others of a hazard 23. When should you use your horn? Answer : Avoid collisions (when necessary). Alert another driver of a hazard. Alert oncoming traffic on narrow mountain roads where you cannot see at least 200 feet ahead of your vehicle. 24. When should you dim you headlights to low? Answer : Within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle or within 300 ft