DMV Permit Test. All Revision Questions and Correct Answers (Already Graded A+) (2024
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you should never pass other traffic if you are within ____ feet of an intersection. - ANSWER-
100
What purpose do shared roadway bicycle markings, or sharrows, serve? - ANSWER- indicate
For how many years will a DUI conviction remain on your DMV record - ANSWER- 10 years
Broken white lines - ANSWER- Broken white lines separate lanes of traffic going in the same
direction.
end of land markings - ANSWER- ending freeway and street lanes are usually marked with
large broken lines
Single solid yellow line - ANSWER- marks the center of a road with two-way traffic. Do not
cross over this line into oncoming traffic. Do not pass a vehicle in front of you if there is only one
lane of traffic going your direction and a solid yellow line on your side of the road
Double solid yellow lines - ANSWER- mark the center of the road and separate traffic traveling
in two different directions. Passing is not allowed in either direction. You may not cross the lines
unless you are making a left turn.
broken yellow line - ANSWER- may pass if the broken side is on your line and when safe
Single solid white line - ANSWER- Marks traffic lanes going in the same direction. This
includes one-way streets.
,Double solid white lines - ANSWER- HOV lane
choosing a lane - ANSWER- traffic lanes are often referred to by number. The left (or fast) lane
is called the Number 1 Lane. The lane to the right of the Number 1 Lane is called the Number 2
Lane. Then the Number 3 Lane, etc.
passing lane is - ANSWER- far left lane closest to the center divider and is used to pass other
vehicles
center left turn lanes - ANSWER- A center left turn lane is located in the middle of a two-way
street. It is marked on both sides by two painted lines. The inner line is broken and the outer line
is solid. Use the center left turn lane to prepare for and make a left turn or U-turn. It is not a regular
traffic lane or a passing lane. You may only drive for 200 feet in the center left turn lane.
turnout areas - ANSWER- for slow drivers, pull over, or passing lanes and if you have 5 or
more cars behind you
bicycle lanes - ANSWER- indicated by a solid or dashed white line or green pavement
markings, and turns into dashed line near a intersection
do not pass sign meaning - ANSWER- other cars for no reason
Separated Bikeway - ANSWER- For the exclusive use of bicyclists. Physically separated from
vehicle traffic. Also known as a cycle track or protected bike lane. The separation may include
flexible posts, grade separation, inflexible barriers, or on-street parking.
Shared roadway bicycle markings - ANSWER- Alert drivers that bicyclists can occupy the lane
and help bicyclists maintain a safe lane position in traffic.
right turn against a red light - ANSWER- You may turn right at a red light unless there is a "No
turn on red" sign. Follow the same steps as a normal right turn.
, right turn against the red arrow - ANSWER- You may not turn right if you are stopped at a red
arrow light. Wait until the light changes to green before making your turn.
Right Turn at a Public Transit Bus Lane - ANSWER- It is illegal to drive, stop, park, or leave
a vehicle in an area designated for public transit buses. Signs will be posted to indicate the lanes
are for "bus only" use. However, you may cross a bus lane to make a right turn.
Left Turn Against a Red Light - ANSWER- You may only turn left against a red light when
you are turning from a one-way street onto a (left-moving) one-way street
Left From a Two-way - ANSWER- start the turn in the left lane closest to the middle of the
street
right turn - ANSWER- Begin and end the turn in the lane closest to the right edge of the road.
Do not swing wide into another lane of traffic.
left turn from a one way to a two way - ANSWER- Start the turn from the closet lane to the
middle of the street far left lane
Left turn from a two-way street onto a one-way street - ANSWER- start the turn in the far left
lane street end the turn in the left lane closet to the middle of the street going in your car direction
Left Turn from One-Way street to One-Way street - ANSWER- Start the turn from the far left
lane, turn into any lane that is safely open
Right turn from a one-way street onto a one-way street - ANSWER- start the turn in the far
right lane if safe you may end the turn in any lane
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you should never pass other traffic if you are within ____ feet of an intersection. - ANSWER-
100
What purpose do shared roadway bicycle markings, or sharrows, serve? - ANSWER- indicate
For how many years will a DUI conviction remain on your DMV record - ANSWER- 10 years
Broken white lines - ANSWER- Broken white lines separate lanes of traffic going in the same
direction.
end of land markings - ANSWER- ending freeway and street lanes are usually marked with
large broken lines
Single solid yellow line - ANSWER- marks the center of a road with two-way traffic. Do not
cross over this line into oncoming traffic. Do not pass a vehicle in front of you if there is only one
lane of traffic going your direction and a solid yellow line on your side of the road
Double solid yellow lines - ANSWER- mark the center of the road and separate traffic traveling
in two different directions. Passing is not allowed in either direction. You may not cross the lines
unless you are making a left turn.
broken yellow line - ANSWER- may pass if the broken side is on your line and when safe
Single solid white line - ANSWER- Marks traffic lanes going in the same direction. This
includes one-way streets.
,Double solid white lines - ANSWER- HOV lane
choosing a lane - ANSWER- traffic lanes are often referred to by number. The left (or fast) lane
is called the Number 1 Lane. The lane to the right of the Number 1 Lane is called the Number 2
Lane. Then the Number 3 Lane, etc.
passing lane is - ANSWER- far left lane closest to the center divider and is used to pass other
vehicles
center left turn lanes - ANSWER- A center left turn lane is located in the middle of a two-way
street. It is marked on both sides by two painted lines. The inner line is broken and the outer line
is solid. Use the center left turn lane to prepare for and make a left turn or U-turn. It is not a regular
traffic lane or a passing lane. You may only drive for 200 feet in the center left turn lane.
turnout areas - ANSWER- for slow drivers, pull over, or passing lanes and if you have 5 or
more cars behind you
bicycle lanes - ANSWER- indicated by a solid or dashed white line or green pavement
markings, and turns into dashed line near a intersection
do not pass sign meaning - ANSWER- other cars for no reason
Separated Bikeway - ANSWER- For the exclusive use of bicyclists. Physically separated from
vehicle traffic. Also known as a cycle track or protected bike lane. The separation may include
flexible posts, grade separation, inflexible barriers, or on-street parking.
Shared roadway bicycle markings - ANSWER- Alert drivers that bicyclists can occupy the lane
and help bicyclists maintain a safe lane position in traffic.
right turn against a red light - ANSWER- You may turn right at a red light unless there is a "No
turn on red" sign. Follow the same steps as a normal right turn.
, right turn against the red arrow - ANSWER- You may not turn right if you are stopped at a red
arrow light. Wait until the light changes to green before making your turn.
Right Turn at a Public Transit Bus Lane - ANSWER- It is illegal to drive, stop, park, or leave
a vehicle in an area designated for public transit buses. Signs will be posted to indicate the lanes
are for "bus only" use. However, you may cross a bus lane to make a right turn.
Left Turn Against a Red Light - ANSWER- You may only turn left against a red light when
you are turning from a one-way street onto a (left-moving) one-way street
Left From a Two-way - ANSWER- start the turn in the left lane closest to the middle of the
street
right turn - ANSWER- Begin and end the turn in the lane closest to the right edge of the road.
Do not swing wide into another lane of traffic.
left turn from a one way to a two way - ANSWER- Start the turn from the closet lane to the
middle of the street far left lane
Left turn from a two-way street onto a one-way street - ANSWER- start the turn in the far left
lane street end the turn in the left lane closet to the middle of the street going in your car direction
Left Turn from One-Way street to One-Way street - ANSWER- Start the turn from the far left
lane, turn into any lane that is safely open
Right turn from a one-way street onto a one-way street - ANSWER- start the turn in the far
right lane if safe you may end the turn in any lane
