Colorado DMV permit practice test 10

A: At 12 o'clock. Grasp the wheel at 12 o'clock with your left hand, put your right arm on the passenger seat back and look over your shoulder through the rear window. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Backing up, page 10.

A: The lane may be too narrow to share side by side, and bicyclists may ride in the center. Sharrows let road users know the lane may be too narrow for drivers and bicyclists side-by-side; bicyclists may ride in the center of the lane. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Pavement Markings: Sharrows, page 12.

A: 25 mph. The slow moving vehicle marker means the vehicle is designed to travel at speeds slower than 25 mph. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signs: Slow moving vehicle marker, page 12.

A: The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left. When two large vehicles meet in a roundabout, the one on the right gives way to the one on the left. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Lane Controls: Roundabout lane, page 13.

A: Because of their size, they need extra room for wide turns. Big trucks and buses often swing left before turning right. Never squeeze between one and the curb. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Large trucks and buses: Wide turns, page 23.

A: Keep control and hit the animal rather than swerving drastically. Drastic evasive action may cause a more serious crash; the safest alternative may be hitting the animal while keeping control. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Emergencies: Animals, page 29.

A: Only if the victim's life is in danger. A reasonable rescuer moves an injured person only when staying put would threaten their life. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): First aid, page 30.

A: Affidavit of Liability (DR 2460). Applicants under 18 must include the Affidavit of Liability (DR 2460), signed by a parent or another adult who accepts legal responsibility. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship, page 5.

A: Blood, breath, saliva or urine. Officers can require a chemical test of your blood, breath, saliva or urine. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Express Consent Law (C.R.S. 42-4-1301.1), page 8.

A: At least 10 seconds (about one block in the city, half a mile on the open road). Look down the road at least 10 seconds ahead (city—one block, open road—half a mile). Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Look ahead, page 21.

A: Areas where drivers and bicyclists will cross each other's path. Conflict Zones are broken lines in a bike or bus lane alerting drivers and bicyclists that they will cross paths. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Pavement Markings: Conflict Zones, page 12.

A: Van access only; parking there is never allowed. The striped (crosshatched) area beside an accessible space is kept clear for van ramps and lifts. You may never park there. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signs: Disabled parking signs, page 12.

A: All vehicles close enough to be a hazard. When backing, yield to any vehicle near enough to be a danger. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Right-of-Way: Reversing, page 14.

A: Smoke coming from its brakes. One sign of a runaway truck or bus is smoke coming from the brakes; get out of the way and don't get in front of it. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Large trucks and buses: Runaway truck ramps, page 23.

A: After reaching the middle of the curve. Always slow down before entering a curve and begin accelerating only after reaching the middle of the curve. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Hills and Curves, page 19.

A: Ask for permission. Ask a conscious victim for permission before giving care. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): First aid, page 30.

A: The minor's permit or license is canceled. If the signer no longer accepts responsibility and withdraws their signature, the permit or license will be canceled. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship, page 5.

A: Requires a breath sample before the engine starts and periodically while driving. It requires a breath sample before the engine will start and periodic samples while driving; the vehicle won't start if alcohol is detected. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Express Consent Law (C.R.S. 42-4-1301.1), page 8.

A: Every 5 to 8 seconds. Check traffic behind you in the rear-view mirror every 5 to 8 seconds, more often in heavy traffic. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Look behind, page 21.

A: With a white diamond painted in the lane and/or signs. Restricted lanes are marked by signs or pavement markings, including a white diamond painted in the lane. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Lane Controls: Restricted lanes, page 13.

A: $350-$5,000. Parking illegally in a designated disabled spot can be a misdemeanor with a $350-$5,000 fine, possible jail, loss of driving privileges and impoundment. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signs: Disabled parking signs, page 12.

A: Many are measured to give trucks room to turn. Stay behind white-painted stop bars because many are measured to give trucks the room they need for turns. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Large trucks and buses, page 23.

A: Slow down until you crest the hill and can see the road. When a hillcrest blocks your view, slow down until you are over the top and can see the road again. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Hills and Curves, page 19.

A: Generally protect them from being sued for the victim's injury. Good Samaritan immunity generally protects a reasonable rescuer from being sued and held financially responsible. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): First aid, page 30.

A: Failing to provide valid proof of insurance when an officer asks. Ways to lose your privilege include failing to provide valid evidence of insurance when requested, refusing a test, DUI, and more. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): How You Can Lose Your License, page 6.