CT DMV Permit Test | Updated 2024

CT DMV Permit Test | Updated 2024 Is it legally required you wear a seatbelt while in the front seat? Yes, both the driver and the front seat passenger must wear a seatbelt. In order to take a road test, a 16-17 year old must have.. Learner's permit proof of completing 8 hour safe driving course Proof of driver training program Proof of parental training licence fee of $72 During the first 6 months, 16-17 year old may only drive with what kinds of people? licensed driving instructor -his/her parents or guardians -1 person who is atlas 20 years old who's license -has not been suspended and has held a license for 4 consecutive years After 6 months, a 16-17 year old driver may have what kinds of people in the car? immediate family members only What is the driving curfew for 16-17 year old drivers? 11pm-5am unless driving for employment, church, school, medical necessity volunteer fire or ambulances service If a vehicle fails the emission inspection, how many days does the driver have to get the car fixed? 60 days True or False. A seatbelt is unsafe because it can trap you in the car. False. A seatbelt that works correctly will release, even after an accident. T or F: after market, any changes to equipment such as tinted windows are legal false worn tires can increase the chances of doing what? hydroplaning What kind of seat restraint system must be used for children under one year and 20 pounds? Approved child seat, rear facing system. What kind of seat restraint system must be used for children OVER and under 7 years and UNDER 60 pounds? Approved child car seat What kind of seat restraint system must be used for children 7 years and over but UNDER 60 pounds? Approved booster seat What kind of seat restraint system must be used for children 7 years and over and OVER 60 pounds? Approved booster seat or seat belt Can drivers over 18 years of age use hand-held cellphones while driving on the highway? No, hands-free technology must be used. What effects can worn tires have on a car's performance? Difficulty turning, hydroplaning, increase chances of a flat tire, need more time to stop or slow down. What is the "hand-over-hand" technique? The proper way to make a turn. What is "scanning"? A way of checking all around you to be aware of your surroundings. On the highway, as a general rule, how far ahead of your car should you look? About 12 seconds. When making a left-hand turn, who has the right of way? Oncoming traffic. True or False. If there is no line painted at the intersection pedestrians don't have the right-of-way. False, pedestrians have the right-of-way whether there is a painted line at the intersection or not. A person with a white cane signifies what? The person is blind. Connecticut law says what about bicyclists on roadways? Bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as cars. As a driver, you must yield to a bicyclist always TRUE What is the "Move over law"? a law that says when a vehicle is pulled over to the side of the road, you must slow down below posted speed limit and move over one lane if safe to do so. What are the "No Zones"? Areas around a large vehicle like a truck where drivers can't see you. What is the "three-second rule"? The amount of time/space you should leave between you and another vehicle for safety. What is the "four second rule"? What are examples? situations when you need more space between you and other cars: slippery roads, following motorcycles, driver behind wants to pass, you are being followed too closely, pulling a trailer, following emergency vehicles What are blind spots? When people in other vehicles can't see your car, happens when you are driving next to another vehicle. What should you do if you're being tailgated (a car driving too close behind you)? Slow down to let it pass you/if not in the right lane switch lanes. What is the correct way to reverse or back out of a parking space? Check behind the car before you get in, look in the rear-view mirror, turn around and look over your right shoulder, back out slowly using the side mirrors occasionally. what is the fine for speeding, endangering a worker or disobeying a traffic control device in a WORK ZONE? $1000 and points on license. How many drinks does it take to effect your driving? Just one drink. What is the first thing drinking affects? Judgement. how much alcohol is in ONE alcoholic drink? 1.5 oz. of 80 proof liquor in a shot glass or a mixer 12 oz of a beer 5 oz of wine Can coffee, fresh air, or a shower help to sober you up enough to drive safely? No, only time can do this. How many days will you loose your license if you get a DUI? 45 days 6 months with an ignition interlock system when there is water on the road and it feel like your tires have lost traction. You should: 1. ease foot off gas pedal 2. keep steering wheel straight 3. do not stop or turn until tires are gripping road what is the "zero tolerance law" for DUI under the age of 21? law that says any amount of alcohol in your blood that measures .02% or more. -license suspended for 45 days -IID system installed for atlas ONE YEAR What if you refuse to take a breathalyzer test? license automatically suspended for 45 days must install IID system in car