WI Rules Of The Road Questions and Answers Already Passed

WI Rules Of The Road Questions and Answers Already Passed To use your driver license to state you want to participate in the organ donor program: A. You should fill out the back of your driver license and tell your family so that your wishes are known B. You must be in excellent health C. You need special permission from your doctor. A New WI residents with an out-of-state license are required to apply for a WI license within: A. 1 year of becoming a resident of Wisconsin B. 60 days of becoming a resident of Wisconsin C. 3 years of becoming a resident of Wisconsin B All licensed drivers in the state of Wisconsin must carry: A. insurance on their vehicle B. emergency contact phone numbers C. Their Wisconsin drivers license whenever driving C At what age can a person receive a WI instruction permit? A. 15 years of age or older B. 15 1/2 years of age or older C. 16 years of age or older A If you are under 18, in order to qualify for your probationary license, you must: A. Buy by the examiner a cup of coffee B. have had your instruction permit for at least 4 months C. Have not been convicted of any moving traffic violations in the past 6 months C If you receive 6 demerit points within a 12 month period, you: A. Will lose your privilege to drive B. Will receive a warning letter from the Wisconsin DOT/DMV C. Will be asked not to drive for 2 months B You can save fuel and wear on your vehicle by: A. driving during rush hour B. driving as fast as possible C. carpooling, ride sharing, riding a bicycle, taking the bus, or walking C If you closely watch your speed, you can save fuel. Which is a true statement about getting more miles per gallon? A. Start slowly, except when passing or entering high speed traffic. Quick starts can decrease fuel mileage B. Most vehicles get about 20% more miles per gallon at 70 mph than at 55 mph C. Varying your speed can add 1.3 miles per gallon A Drivers who slow down gradually and avoid unnecessary braking: A. Eliminate delays in heavy traffic B. Save fuel and brakes C. Waste fuel and brakes B A vehicle that is not in good mechanical condition: A. Costs more to run and is more likely to break down or cause a crash B. Should only be driven during daylight hours C. Should only be driven short distances A To ensure that other cars can see you when you are driving, you should inspect (and fix, if necessary): A. Your windshield wipers B. Your rearview mirror C. Your headlights and tail lights C Which statement about the tires on your vehicle is correct? A. In cold weather, keep the tire pressure at a minimum for better traction. B. Worn or bald tires do not affect how a vehicle handles C. Low air pressure in tires decreases fuel mileage A Bald tires on your vehicle: A. lose air pressure B. Reduce traction and increase stopping distance C. Are allowed if no bulges or ply separations are visible B The windows of your vehicle are covered