Wisconsin Drivers Ed Final Exam with Complete Solutions

Wisconsin Drivers Ed Final Exam with Complete Solutions Who is allowed to operate a motor vehicle in Wisconsin if the vehicle they are operating does not have liability insurance in effect? No one How much time do you have to apply for a Wisconsin driver license after becoming a resident of Wisconsin? 60 days When are points doubled if you have your Probationary license? Starting with the second and subsequent traffic violations you are convicted of. Which statement(s) about the tires on your vehicle is correct? Low air pressure in tires decreases fuel mileage. Which of the following driving skills is NOT examined during the skills test? Driving on the expressway. What is NOT true about seatbelts? They prevent you from escaping the vehicle in the event of a crash. How much time do you have to renew your Probationary license before it expires? 90 days. T/F Have logged 40 hours of driving experience is NOT a qualification necessary for a Probationary license? True How long is your Probationary license valid for? 2 years from your next birthday. What is the penalty for fraudulently representing that they carry insurance or providing fraudulent insurance documents to a law enforcement officer? Up to a $5,000 fine When is a child required to sit in a rear-facing child safety seat? When the child is less than 1 year old or weighs less than 20 pounds. In which of the following situations is it appropriate to honk your horn? To warn other drivers. If the car in front if you is driving too slow. To greet your friends. All of the above. To warn other drivers. Which of the following is NOT valid proof of insurance? A note from your parents explaining your insurance coverage. What does a yellow traffic sign mean? Warning Sign How old do you have to be to obtain a Wisconsin Class D driver license? 16 years old. Which of the following is necessary to get a revoked license reinstated? Waiting until the end of the revocation period. Filing proof of financial responsibility with the DMV. Presenting proof of identity.