40 Questions on Minnesota Written Permit Test.Graded A+ 100% Correct Answers

Minnesota's Basic Speed Law requires individuals to drive at speeds... - ANS No faster than is reasonable under existing conditions. What happens when individuals SPEED in marked construction zones?? - ANS Fines will double. SIGNALS are to be given how many FEET before turning? - ANS Slow down — signal 100 feet prior to turning. Why should individuals keep wheels straight while waiting to turn? - ANS In case of collision, the vehicle will be less likely to get pushed into incoming traffic. How does one make a LEFT turn from a one-way onto a one-way? - ANS Follow the Left Curve. What is the only situation you can make a LEFT turn against a right light? - ANS One-Way to another One-Way. Motorists may not PASS other vehicles when... - ANS A 'No Passing Zone' sign is posted or when there is a solid white line. Vehicles also cannot pass on a CURVE or HILL where they can not see the road ahead for at least 700 feet. Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of... - ANS Railroad crossings and intersections. When parking DOWNhill with a curb, wheels should be.... - ANS Turned TOWARD the curb or shoulder of the curb. When parking UP-hill with a curb, wheels should be.... - ANS Turned AWAY from the curb. How many inches should be allowed between the driver and steering wheel? - ANS Allow at least 10 inches of space. Avoid the 10 & 2 o'clock position. Drive 9 & 3. In what case should a written report be sent to Driver and Vehicle Services? - ANS Injury, Death or Total Property Damage exceeding $1000.00 A motor vehicle on public roads must be cover by what insurances? - ANS No Fault and Liability insurance. Valid Proof must be carried by the driver at all times. A flashing red traffic light is treated the same as a... - ANS Stop Sign. How far from a school bus must a driver stop? What is the exception to stopping for school busses? - ANS 20 feet. Drivers in opposite sides of the road do not have to stop. When two vehicles reach an intersection with no signals... what happens? - ANS The driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right. A driver going straight has the right-of-way over those.... - ANS Making a left turn. A driver in the right lane of traffic must yield to any transit/metro that.... - ANS Is trying to merge from a bus stop or the shoulder. It is against the law for motor vehicles to drive in bike lanes with the exceptions of... - ANS Entering/Leaving roads and preparing for turns. Bike riders share the same rights as other vehicles. Drivers may NOT use the same lane as.... - ANS Motorcyclists. Where are the most common cycle and car collisions? - ANS At Urban Intersections. (SIGN) Truck on a Hill? - ANS The road ahead declines steeply. (SIGN) Red Triangle? - ANS Slow equipment. Located on vehicles traveling under 30mph. (SIGN) Skidding Car? - ANS The road surface may be slippery and wet. (SIGN) Black Arrow on Yellow? - ANS Beware, sharp change in direction straight ahead. What do Green and White information signs tell drivers? - ANS They indicate exits, distance to cities, street/route names & bicycle routes. What do steady yellow lights or arrows indicate? What do green arrows indicate? - ANS Yellow means Caution, the light is about to turn red. Green means that Drivers may safety turn the direction of the arrow. What does a solid yellow line indicate? What about dashed yellow lines? - ANS Passing is prohibited when there are solid yellow lines. Passing is allowed with dashed yellow lines. What is the 'Three Second Rule' of following distance? - ANS When moving forward behind another vehicle, wait three seconds after it moves to allow for space. Within how many feet of an oncoming vehicle should drivers dim their headlights? What about when following vehicles? - ANS 1000 feet of oncoming vehicles. 200 feet when following vehicles. By law, drivers must have their headlights on at... - ANS Sunset, used until sunrise or at anytime the road ahead cannot be clearly seen from 500 feet. What does the acceleration lane allow driver do? - ANS Adjust speed to fit limits. What color lights do snow removal vehicles use? & Should Individuals keep lights on high beam in fog or heavy rain? - ANS Blue, White and Yellow. & NO. What does alcohol do to the human body as a depressant drug? - ANS It slows down almost all bodily functions. What is the first area of the brain affected by alcohol? - ANS Judgement becomes severely impaired - drivers who consume alcohol misjudge their degree of impairment. How much of 80 proof whiskey is alcohol? Are the effects of alcohol ingestion the same for everyone? - ANS 40% Alcohol affects everyone quite differently. Will ingesting coffee, exercising or taking cold showers sober individuals up? - ANS NO. How can individuals be arrested for DWI? How much are alcohol related reinstatement fees? - ANS If they have an alcohol concentration of .08 or higher and have control of a moving or parked vehicle. Reinstatement fees are $680. What is the Implied Consent Law? - ANS If an officer believes a driver is impaired and operating motor vehicles, the driver is required to submit a Blood/Breath/Urine test. For those under the age of 21, it is against the law to operate motor vehicles when.... - ANS An individual has consumed ANY detectable amount of alcohol in their system.