MS CLASS D LICENSE EXAM SCRIPT 2025/2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTION GRADED A+
✔✔Trucks must stop at all weigh stations on the main highways for what reason?
a. so it can be weighed to determine if it is overloaded
b. to be checked for illegal substances
c. so the state will know what is being transported within it
d. so the driver can take a breathalyzer. - ✔✔So it can be weighed to determine if it is
overloaded.
✔✔No single vehicle unloaded or with load shall have an over-all length inclusive to
front and rear bumpers of how many feet?
a. 30 feet
b. 35 feet
c. 50 feet
d. 40 feet - ✔✔40 feet
✔✔The total outside width of any vehicle or load thereon shall not exceed how many
feet?
a. 10 feet
b. 8 1/2 feet
c. 9 1/2 feet
d. 9 feet - ✔✔8 1/2 feet
✔✔If a vehicle that is over twelve feet and six inches in height does damage to any
overhead structure or wire that is at least twelve feet six inches high, who is liable for
the damages?
a. the state
b. either you or the vehicle's owner
c. your immediate boss
d. the highway road construction workers - ✔✔either you or the vehicle's owner
✔✔Permits to move a vehicle or load on the highway that is in excess of the legal size
or weight must be obtained from?
a. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Maintenance Division Permit Section
b. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Maintenance Division Manual Section
c. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Roadway Design Division
d. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Public Transit Division - ✔✔Mississippi
Department of Transportation - Maintenance Division Permit Section
✔✔If a truck or bus becomes disabled on the roadway at night, three flares or reflectors,
must be placed to warn other drivers. One is placed alongside the vehicle. The other
two are placed where?
a. 100 feet to the left of your vehicle and 100 feet to the right of your vehicle.
b. 100 feet ahead of your vehicle and 100 feet behind your vehicle.
WITH SOLUTION GRADED A+
✔✔Trucks must stop at all weigh stations on the main highways for what reason?
a. so it can be weighed to determine if it is overloaded
b. to be checked for illegal substances
c. so the state will know what is being transported within it
d. so the driver can take a breathalyzer. - ✔✔So it can be weighed to determine if it is
overloaded.
✔✔No single vehicle unloaded or with load shall have an over-all length inclusive to
front and rear bumpers of how many feet?
a. 30 feet
b. 35 feet
c. 50 feet
d. 40 feet - ✔✔40 feet
✔✔The total outside width of any vehicle or load thereon shall not exceed how many
feet?
a. 10 feet
b. 8 1/2 feet
c. 9 1/2 feet
d. 9 feet - ✔✔8 1/2 feet
✔✔If a vehicle that is over twelve feet and six inches in height does damage to any
overhead structure or wire that is at least twelve feet six inches high, who is liable for
the damages?
a. the state
b. either you or the vehicle's owner
c. your immediate boss
d. the highway road construction workers - ✔✔either you or the vehicle's owner
✔✔Permits to move a vehicle or load on the highway that is in excess of the legal size
or weight must be obtained from?
a. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Maintenance Division Permit Section
b. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Maintenance Division Manual Section
c. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Roadway Design Division
d. Mississippi Department of Transportation - Public Transit Division - ✔✔Mississippi
Department of Transportation - Maintenance Division Permit Section
✔✔If a truck or bus becomes disabled on the roadway at night, three flares or reflectors,
must be placed to warn other drivers. One is placed alongside the vehicle. The other
two are placed where?
a. 100 feet to the left of your vehicle and 100 feet to the right of your vehicle.
b. 100 feet ahead of your vehicle and 100 feet behind your vehicle.
