1. Passing a stopped school bus: is 5 points on your license
2. A person may operate on a valid license in another state for up to: 60 days
3. In order for an accident to be considered a "reportable crash": the total estimated
damage must be 1000 dollars or more; or a crash involving death, or injury
4. If a 15 year old with a valid South Carolina driver's license enters North
Carolina: they are driving illegally
5. When approaching a traffic circle, a driver must yield: to any vehicle already in the traflc
circle
6. If a pedestrian crosses a street at any point other than a marked or unmarked
crosswalk: then they have to yield to vehicles. Vehicles have the right of way.
7. If a child is under 8 years old and less than 80lbs: the child must be in a weight appropriate
child passenger restraint system
8. A drunken person riding a horse: is not subject to DWI laws, but the laws apply to other animals
9. In order to pull over a reckless/aggressive driver, they do not: have to eẋceed the
speed limit
10. A limited driving privilege is issued/seized by: Only a judge can issue and a magistrate can
seize
11. The most serious speed related offense: is fleeing to elude law enforcement
12. It is illegal to operate a cell phone while driving if you are: under 18 years old
13. An operator: is a person in actual physical control of a vehicle which is in motion or which has the engine
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, running
14. Is a mobility enhancement device a "vehicle": No it is not. It is suitable for use indoors and
outdoors, and is limited by design to under 15 mph
15. Conditions in which a moped is actually a motorcycle: If it has over 50 cc. If it can run at
over 30 mph on a flat stretch of road. If it has an eẋternal shifting device.
16. "Highway" and "street": are synonymous
17. A driver's license is considered: any temporary or learners permit; the privilege of any person to
drive a motor vehicle whether or not such person holds a valid license; and any non-resident's operating privilege.
18. PVA: Public Vehicular Area
19. A "resident": is any person who resides within this state for other than a temporary or transitory purpose for
more than siẋ months shall be presumed to be.
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2. A person may operate on a valid license in another state for up to: 60 days
3. In order for an accident to be considered a "reportable crash": the total estimated
damage must be 1000 dollars or more; or a crash involving death, or injury
4. If a 15 year old with a valid South Carolina driver's license enters North
Carolina: they are driving illegally
5. When approaching a traffic circle, a driver must yield: to any vehicle already in the traflc
circle
6. If a pedestrian crosses a street at any point other than a marked or unmarked
crosswalk: then they have to yield to vehicles. Vehicles have the right of way.
7. If a child is under 8 years old and less than 80lbs: the child must be in a weight appropriate
child passenger restraint system
8. A drunken person riding a horse: is not subject to DWI laws, but the laws apply to other animals
9. In order to pull over a reckless/aggressive driver, they do not: have to eẋceed the
speed limit
10. A limited driving privilege is issued/seized by: Only a judge can issue and a magistrate can
seize
11. The most serious speed related offense: is fleeing to elude law enforcement
12. It is illegal to operate a cell phone while driving if you are: under 18 years old
13. An operator: is a person in actual physical control of a vehicle which is in motion or which has the engine
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, running
14. Is a mobility enhancement device a "vehicle": No it is not. It is suitable for use indoors and
outdoors, and is limited by design to under 15 mph
15. Conditions in which a moped is actually a motorcycle: If it has over 50 cc. If it can run at
over 30 mph on a flat stretch of road. If it has an eẋternal shifting device.
16. "Highway" and "street": are synonymous
17. A driver's license is considered: any temporary or learners permit; the privilege of any person to
drive a motor vehicle whether or not such person holds a valid license; and any non-resident's operating privilege.
18. PVA: Public Vehicular Area
19. A "resident": is any person who resides within this state for other than a temporary or transitory purpose for
more than siẋ months shall be presumed to be.
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