Minnesota Driver's Manual: Chapter 1 Exam Questions And Answers

Anyone who drives a motor vehicle on public streets must have what? - ANS A valid and unexpired driver's license. If you are moving to Minnesota from another state you must pass what 2 tests? - ANS 1.The knowledge Test 2.The Vision Test After moving to Minnesota, how many days do you have to acquire a Minnesota license or permit? - ANS 60 Days What two types of documents are required to acquire your permit? - ANS 1.Primary Document 2.Secondary Document Name the two most common types of primary documents. - ANS 1.Certified birth record issued by a U.S government. 2.U.S passport that is valid. Name the two most common types of secondary documents. - ANS 1.U.S Social Security Card 2.Current student I.D. Card What secondary document number must be on a Minnesota Driver application? - ANS Social Security number (SSN) What does the knowledge test examine in you? - ANS Your knowledge and understanding of Minnesota traffic laws and road signs. What percentage must you achieve to pass the knowledge test? - ANS 80% or more. What card is required to take a knowledge test outside of the classroom and if you are under 18 years of age? - ANS Blue Card What is the fee to take the knowledge test if you fail two or more times? - ANS $10 What vision must you have to apply for a permit or license? - ANS At least 20/40. What degree of peripheral vision is required to apply for a permit or license? - ANS 105 Degrees What does the road test examine? - ANS Your knowledge of rules of the road and the ability to drive a motor vehicle safely under normal traffic conditions. What is required to take the road test if you are under 18 years of age? - ANS 1.Valid Instruction Permit. 2. Current proof of insurance. 3. White card: Proves you have taken the education course and your required time amount of Behind the Wheel. What is required of you if you fail the road test, and want to take it again? - ANS To complete the designated amount of practice time set by the instructor? Who must sign your application for your license and permit if you are under 18 years of age? - ANS A parent/legal guardian. What does the GDL System state? - ANS Anyone under 18 years of age must hold an instruction permit for at least 6 months. How long is a permit valid for? - ANS 2 years. What do you need to do to obtain an instruction permit? (7 things) - ANS * 15 years of age or older. *30 hours of classroom time. *Enrollment in Behind -the-wheel. *Comply with identification requirements. *Pass a vision and knowledge test. *Complete a license application *Pay the required fee. If you are under 18 years of age, how old must the supervising driver be? - ANS 21 years of age or older. In the first six months of licensure how many passengers are allowed, and how old are the passengers, in a vehicle? - ANS Only one under the age of 20 passenger, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian. In the second six months of licensure how many passengers are allowed, and how old are the passengers, in a vehicle? - ANS Only 3 under the age of 20 passengers, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian. Vanessa's Law - ANS An unlicensed teen driver with a crash-related moving violation or an alcohol/controlled substance-related violation cannot be given a license, or instruction permit until 18 years of age. How do you obtain a Class D Driver's License? - ANS *At least 18 years of age *Have had a provisional license for at least 12 months with no violations. *Have had no more than one conviction for a moving violation that is not crash related. What must you have on your license in order to drive other types of automated vehicles? - ANS Endorsements When does your drivers license expire? - ANS On your birthday. It must be renewed every four years after 21 years of age. To obtain an I.D what is needed? - ANS One secondary and one primary document. What is the expense for a Class D License? - ANS $26.25 What is the expense for a Class D Instruction Permit? - ANS $14.25