Arkansas State Police / DFA permit practice test 12

A: Exhaust fumes can cause death in a very short time. Fumes from a leaky exhaust can cause death in a very short time; never idle in a garage or enclosed area without an open window. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: Exhaust System, page 96.

C: Present it to the officer with your driver's license. If you have a concealed carry permit, present it to the officer with your driver's license, and tell the officer about any weapon and its location. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: What To Do When You Are Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer, page 4.

C: So you can see the entire rear window by moving only your eyes. Set the inside mirror to frame the whole rear window, so a glance with your eyes (not a head turn) is enough. Mirrors do not show your blind spots. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: Inspecting Your Vehicle: Vehicle Mirrors, page 94.

B: Signal, pull to the nearest well-lit location, and dial 9-1-1 to confirm. Activate your turn signal, pull to the nearest well-lit location, dial 9-1-1 and request police officer confirmation. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: What To Do When You Are Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer, page 3.

A: Every six months to a year, or as soon as visibility suffers. Wiper blades wear out. The guide suggests replacing them every six months to a year, or sooner if you notice you can't see as well. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: Windshield and Wipers, page 95.

C: On a bridge or overpass. Pull to the closest safest spot out of the traffic lane; do not stop on bridges or overpasses. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: What To Do When You Are Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer, page 3.

A: $100 to $1,000 and up to 8 hours of community service. A first littering offense carries a fine of $100 to $1,000 plus up to eight hours of community service. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: 8-6-404 Penalties, page 2.

C: The driver. Littering from a motor vehicle, except a bus, is prima facie evidence that it was done by the driver. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: 8-6-409 Prima Facie Evidence Against Drivers, page 2.

C: $100 to $500. Fraudulent use is a Class A misdemeanor; first offense $100 to $500, second offense $250 to $1,000 plus a six-month suspension. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: AR Governor's Commission on People with Disabilities, page 26.

B: The person with the disability to whom the certificate is registered. The holder of the Special Certificate must be present in the vehicle and exit it when using a designated space, carrying the photo ID card. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: AR Governor's Commission on People with Disabilities, page 26.

C: They double. A driver cited for any moving violation in a work zone with workers present pays double the fine, up to $5,000 depending on the violation. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: These Rules Apply When Workers Are Present in a Work Zone, page 31.

C: No; fines double in both. Mobile work zones are treated the same as stationary ones, so fines double for violations in both. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: These Rules Apply When Workers Are Present in a Work Zone, page 31.

A: Two primary documents, or one primary and one secondary. Adults need either two primary documents or one primary and one secondary, such as a U.S. birth certificate or passport plus a secondary ID. A W-2 is not accepted. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Volume 1 – Edition 10: Accepted Identification List: Age 18 and Older, page 18.