Minnesota Permit 2024 Exam
Questions With 100% Correct
Solutions || Graded A+
In what places is parking not permitted? - ANSWER ✔ Within
intersections, On a crosswalk or sidewalk, Within 20 feet of a crosswalk
at an intersection ,Within 30 feet of any flashing light, stop sign, or
traffic control signal located at the side of a public road, Within 50 feet
of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing, Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.
• Alongside or across the street from any excavation site or obstacle if
parking would obstruct traffic, At the street end of a driveway, On any
bridge. Within any highway tunnel, On the traffic side of any vehicle
parked at a curb or at the edge of a highway (known as "double
parking"),Beside a curb that is painted yellow, or where official "No
Parking" signs are posted., In front of mailboxes (refer to city/local
ordinances).
Exciting a parked car - ANSWER ✔ check before opening the doors
To what directions should the wheels be down hill - ANSWER ✔
wheels should be turned toward the curb or shoulder of the road
When the front of a parked vehicle points uphill, and there is a curb -
ANSWER ✔ wheels should be turned away from the curb.
When the front of a parked vehicle points uphill, and there is no curb -
ANSWER ✔ wheels should be turned toward the shoulder of the road.
, what should you do if your car stops working in the middle of a
highway or a freeway, how many lights should it have and how far
visible is that and what is the intensity of the head lights? - ANSWER ✔
move the car if you can but if not possible use a clear and visible signal
must have at least one white or amber front light and at least one red
taillight illuminated. Both lights must be visible from a distance of at
least 500 feet. Use parking lights or hazard warning lights to alert other
drivers. Headlights on parked vehicles must be set on low beam.
Seatbelt Law - ANSWER ✔ Everyone must wear a seat belt
what happens if you don't wear a seat belt - ANSWER ✔ Your chances
of being killed or injured in a crash are four times greater ,It is possible
to be killed in a crash when traveling at speeds as low as 12 mph. • Seat
belts keep occupants from being ejected from the vehicle, in the event of
a crash.
When are you legally allowed to not wear seat belts - ANSWER ✔
driving in reverse, if all seat belts are occupied, medical condition, if you
have to enter and exit car multiple times( should drive less than 25),
rural mail carrier in the US postal service, farm work and driving a
motor vehicle made before Jan 1, 1965.
You are more likely to survive in the event of a car crash if you use
_________ together. - ANSWER ✔ lap and shoulder belt
what is the safest part of a car - ANSWER ✔ the backseat and children
under 13 are highly recommended to use it.
what type of seat belt should children under 1 or 20 pounds use -
ANSWER ✔ a rear-facing child safety restraint system
, what type of seat belt should children older than one or 20 pounds to 40
to 60 pounds - ANSWER ✔ may ride facing forward in a high-back
booster seat with the harness straps positioned at or above shoulder
level.
what should children under 8 or 4 feet 9 inch - ANSWER ✔ a belt-
positioning, forward facing booster seat, used with both adult lap and
shoulder belts. The shoulder belt should fit snugly across the chest and
shoulder.
when could a child use a seat belt - ANSWER ✔ A child may not use a
seat belt alone until he/she is age 8 or 4 feet 9 inches tall.
what are other child safety laws - ANSWER ✔ do not use a car seat that
served more than 6 years, rear facing seat belts should never be near an
active airbag, children shouldn't seat in the lap of passengers and
shouldn't ride in the cargo of a truck or a wagon.
why shouldn't you leave your children unattended in a car - ANSWER
✔ may lead to crush, dangerous temperature inside, vehicle could be
stolen or abducted.
what are airbag safety procedure - ANSWER ✔ o maintain at least 10
inches between yourself and the steering wheel. Keep your hands on the
8 and 4 o'clock or 9 and 3 o'clock positions on the steering wheel. Avoid
the 10 and 2 o'clock position. Keep your thumbs turned out on the
steering wheel. Front passenger seats should be moved as far back as
possible
what should you do in a crah - ANSWER ✔ stop and pull out of the
lane and turn off ignition, cal 911 if some one is hurt, You are required
by law to provide a reasonable degree of assistance to crash victims.
You must provide your name, address, date of birth and registration
number of your vehicle to other drivers involved in the crash and to any
, law enforcement officer at the scene. show your driver's license to any
driver who asks to see it and to any law enforcement officer at the scene.
• If a person involved in the crash asks for your insurance information,
you must provide the name and address of your insurance carrier and the
name of your agent. • Insurance information must be given to the law
enforcement officer investigating the crash. If you do not have this
information with you, you must provide it within 72 hours. • If a crash
results only in property damage, it is not necessary to notify law
enforcement. If your vehicle is disabled, have it towed as soon as
possible. • If you damage property other than a vehicle, you must inform
the property owner.
what type of insurance should people have and what happens if you
don't have it - ANSWER ✔ no-fault and liability insurance. not
providing it will lead to revocation of your driver's license and vehicle
registration.
what should a person with a revoked license do to get it back -
ANSWER ✔ must pass a knowledge test,pay a $30 reinstatement fee in
addition to fines levied by a court or citation; apply for a new driver's
license; and submit an insurance certificate issued by the home office of
the insurance company.
what are the consequence of driving uninsured car - ANSWER ✔ The
operator's driving privileges may be revoked for up to one year. Anyone
who is convicted of operating an uninsured vehicle may be fined up to
$1,000 and sentenced to up to 90 days in jail.
what is required for motorcycle insurance - ANSWER ✔ Liability
insurance
what is the registration of vehicle law and how much time do you have -
ANSWER ✔ all vehicle must be registered and you have 60 days after
becoming a resident.
Questions With 100% Correct
Solutions || Graded A+
In what places is parking not permitted? - ANSWER ✔ Within
intersections, On a crosswalk or sidewalk, Within 20 feet of a crosswalk
at an intersection ,Within 30 feet of any flashing light, stop sign, or
traffic control signal located at the side of a public road, Within 50 feet
of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing, Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.
• Alongside or across the street from any excavation site or obstacle if
parking would obstruct traffic, At the street end of a driveway, On any
bridge. Within any highway tunnel, On the traffic side of any vehicle
parked at a curb or at the edge of a highway (known as "double
parking"),Beside a curb that is painted yellow, or where official "No
Parking" signs are posted., In front of mailboxes (refer to city/local
ordinances).
Exciting a parked car - ANSWER ✔ check before opening the doors
To what directions should the wheels be down hill - ANSWER ✔
wheels should be turned toward the curb or shoulder of the road
When the front of a parked vehicle points uphill, and there is a curb -
ANSWER ✔ wheels should be turned away from the curb.
When the front of a parked vehicle points uphill, and there is no curb -
ANSWER ✔ wheels should be turned toward the shoulder of the road.
, what should you do if your car stops working in the middle of a
highway or a freeway, how many lights should it have and how far
visible is that and what is the intensity of the head lights? - ANSWER ✔
move the car if you can but if not possible use a clear and visible signal
must have at least one white or amber front light and at least one red
taillight illuminated. Both lights must be visible from a distance of at
least 500 feet. Use parking lights or hazard warning lights to alert other
drivers. Headlights on parked vehicles must be set on low beam.
Seatbelt Law - ANSWER ✔ Everyone must wear a seat belt
what happens if you don't wear a seat belt - ANSWER ✔ Your chances
of being killed or injured in a crash are four times greater ,It is possible
to be killed in a crash when traveling at speeds as low as 12 mph. • Seat
belts keep occupants from being ejected from the vehicle, in the event of
a crash.
When are you legally allowed to not wear seat belts - ANSWER ✔
driving in reverse, if all seat belts are occupied, medical condition, if you
have to enter and exit car multiple times( should drive less than 25),
rural mail carrier in the US postal service, farm work and driving a
motor vehicle made before Jan 1, 1965.
You are more likely to survive in the event of a car crash if you use
_________ together. - ANSWER ✔ lap and shoulder belt
what is the safest part of a car - ANSWER ✔ the backseat and children
under 13 are highly recommended to use it.
what type of seat belt should children under 1 or 20 pounds use -
ANSWER ✔ a rear-facing child safety restraint system
, what type of seat belt should children older than one or 20 pounds to 40
to 60 pounds - ANSWER ✔ may ride facing forward in a high-back
booster seat with the harness straps positioned at or above shoulder
level.
what should children under 8 or 4 feet 9 inch - ANSWER ✔ a belt-
positioning, forward facing booster seat, used with both adult lap and
shoulder belts. The shoulder belt should fit snugly across the chest and
shoulder.
when could a child use a seat belt - ANSWER ✔ A child may not use a
seat belt alone until he/she is age 8 or 4 feet 9 inches tall.
what are other child safety laws - ANSWER ✔ do not use a car seat that
served more than 6 years, rear facing seat belts should never be near an
active airbag, children shouldn't seat in the lap of passengers and
shouldn't ride in the cargo of a truck or a wagon.
why shouldn't you leave your children unattended in a car - ANSWER
✔ may lead to crush, dangerous temperature inside, vehicle could be
stolen or abducted.
what are airbag safety procedure - ANSWER ✔ o maintain at least 10
inches between yourself and the steering wheel. Keep your hands on the
8 and 4 o'clock or 9 and 3 o'clock positions on the steering wheel. Avoid
the 10 and 2 o'clock position. Keep your thumbs turned out on the
steering wheel. Front passenger seats should be moved as far back as
possible
what should you do in a crah - ANSWER ✔ stop and pull out of the
lane and turn off ignition, cal 911 if some one is hurt, You are required
by law to provide a reasonable degree of assistance to crash victims.
You must provide your name, address, date of birth and registration
number of your vehicle to other drivers involved in the crash and to any
, law enforcement officer at the scene. show your driver's license to any
driver who asks to see it and to any law enforcement officer at the scene.
• If a person involved in the crash asks for your insurance information,
you must provide the name and address of your insurance carrier and the
name of your agent. • Insurance information must be given to the law
enforcement officer investigating the crash. If you do not have this
information with you, you must provide it within 72 hours. • If a crash
results only in property damage, it is not necessary to notify law
enforcement. If your vehicle is disabled, have it towed as soon as
possible. • If you damage property other than a vehicle, you must inform
the property owner.
what type of insurance should people have and what happens if you
don't have it - ANSWER ✔ no-fault and liability insurance. not
providing it will lead to revocation of your driver's license and vehicle
registration.
what should a person with a revoked license do to get it back -
ANSWER ✔ must pass a knowledge test,pay a $30 reinstatement fee in
addition to fines levied by a court or citation; apply for a new driver's
license; and submit an insurance certificate issued by the home office of
the insurance company.
what are the consequence of driving uninsured car - ANSWER ✔ The
operator's driving privileges may be revoked for up to one year. Anyone
who is convicted of operating an uninsured vehicle may be fined up to
$1,000 and sentenced to up to 90 days in jail.
what is required for motorcycle insurance - ANSWER ✔ Liability
insurance
what is the registration of vehicle law and how much time do you have -
ANSWER ✔ all vehicle must be registered and you have 60 days after
becoming a resident.
