MA LEARNERS PERMIT TEST QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS.
Which hours are you not allowed to drive between under the age of 18 unless
accompanied by a parent? - accurate answers-12:00 am and 5:00 am
Convictions for driving without a licensed driver: PERMIT - accurate answers-
60 days- First offense
180 days- Second offense
One year- subsequent offenses
Fee to reinstate- $100
Convictions for driving during the night restriction: PERMIT - accurate
answers-60 days- First offense
180 days- Second offense
One year- Subsequent offenses
fee to reinstate- $100
What kind of class must you take for the second offense of driving during the
night restriction or driving without a licensed driver? - accurate answers-a
driver attitudinal retraining course and a new learner's permit exam
Convictions for speeding: PERMIT - accurate answers-90 days- First offense
One year- second or subsequent offenses
the fee to reinstate- $100
Conviction for drag racing: PERMIT - accurate answers-one year- first offense
three years- second or subsequent offenses
reinstatement fee for the first offense: $500
, reinstatement fee for the second or subsequent offense: $1000
you have to take a new learners permit exam
you may have to enroll in a SCARR course (State Courts Against Road Rage)
Conviction for the use of an mobile electronic device (text or phone): PERMIT
- accurate answers-60 days- first offense
180 days- second offense
one year- subsequent offenses
-the first offense requires a $100 fine, a new learner's permit exam, and a
Driver Attitudinal Retraining course. The fine is $250 for a second offense and
$500 for a third offense
-fee to reinstate is $100
Conviction of negligent driving and injury from mobile phone use - accurate
answers-180 days- first offense
one year- second or subsequent offenses
second and subsequent offenses require a new learner's permit exam
fee to reinstate: $500
Conviction for violating the Passenger or Night restriction: JOL - accurate
answers-Same consequences as the permit, 60 days for a first offense, 180 for
the second and one year for subsequent offenses.
Reinstatement requirements for violating the passenger or night restriction:
JOL - accurate answers-Second and subsequent offenses require a Driver
Attitudinal Retraining course. Third and subsequent offenses require a new
learner's permit and road test
fee to reinstate: $100
Which hours are you not allowed to drive between under the age of 18 unless
accompanied by a parent? - accurate answers-12:00 am and 5:00 am
Convictions for driving without a licensed driver: PERMIT - accurate answers-
60 days- First offense
180 days- Second offense
One year- subsequent offenses
Fee to reinstate- $100
Convictions for driving during the night restriction: PERMIT - accurate
answers-60 days- First offense
180 days- Second offense
One year- Subsequent offenses
fee to reinstate- $100
What kind of class must you take for the second offense of driving during the
night restriction or driving without a licensed driver? - accurate answers-a
driver attitudinal retraining course and a new learner's permit exam
Convictions for speeding: PERMIT - accurate answers-90 days- First offense
One year- second or subsequent offenses
the fee to reinstate- $100
Conviction for drag racing: PERMIT - accurate answers-one year- first offense
three years- second or subsequent offenses
reinstatement fee for the first offense: $500
, reinstatement fee for the second or subsequent offense: $1000
you have to take a new learners permit exam
you may have to enroll in a SCARR course (State Courts Against Road Rage)
Conviction for the use of an mobile electronic device (text or phone): PERMIT
- accurate answers-60 days- first offense
180 days- second offense
one year- subsequent offenses
-the first offense requires a $100 fine, a new learner's permit exam, and a
Driver Attitudinal Retraining course. The fine is $250 for a second offense and
$500 for a third offense
-fee to reinstate is $100
Conviction of negligent driving and injury from mobile phone use - accurate
answers-180 days- first offense
one year- second or subsequent offenses
second and subsequent offenses require a new learner's permit exam
fee to reinstate: $500
Conviction for violating the Passenger or Night restriction: JOL - accurate
answers-Same consequences as the permit, 60 days for a first offense, 180 for
the second and one year for subsequent offenses.
Reinstatement requirements for violating the passenger or night restriction:
JOL - accurate answers-Second and subsequent offenses require a Driver
Attitudinal Retraining course. Third and subsequent offenses require a new
learner's permit and road test
fee to reinstate: $100
