Colorado DMV permit practice test 3

A: On a runaway truck ramp. Runaway truck ramps are on the no-parking list, along with intersections, tunnels, freeway ramps and spots that block a driveway. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Parking, page 16.

A: Passing, left turns, and heavy-traffic situations. The passing lane is reserved for passing, left turns, and conditions where traffic volume doesn't allow merging into non-passing lanes. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Freeway Driving, page 17.

A: 100 feet. It is illegal to pass within 100 feet of any intersection or railroad crossing. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Passing, page 19.

A: Opening your car door with the hand farthest from the door so you turn and look for cyclists. The 'Dutch Reach' means opening your door with the hand nearer the middle of the car. Your body turns so you see bicyclists coming from behind. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Bicyclists: Additional practices, page 26.

A: Below the glare, using the painted edge lines. Don't stare into oncoming headlights. Lower your eyes below the glare and follow the painted edge line until the vehicle passes. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Night Driving: Tips for driving at night, page 19.

A: Running off the road rather than crashing head-on. Leaving the road is usually less dangerous than a head-on crash with another vehicle. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Emergencies: Turning quickly, page 29.

A: A person 21 or older with a valid Colorado license. A permit holder needs a supervisor in the front passenger seat who is at least 21 and holds a valid Colorado license. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Instruction permits, page 4.

A: About 0.015% per hour. Only time sobers a person; on average, BAC drops by 0.015% per hour. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Driving Under the Influence, page 6.

A: Restrained in a seat belt or child restraint. Children between 9 and 18 must be properly restrained in a seat belt or child restraint. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Seat Belt Laws: child passenger protection law, page 6.

A: Yes, after yielding to through vehicles and pedestrians, unless a sign or red arrow prohibits it. When the green arrow ends but the round green light stays on, you may still turn. You must first yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, and no sign or red arrow can be prohibiting it. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signals: Green arrow, page 10.

A: Do not proceed past it. These signs mean you are about to go against traffic on a street or ramp, so don't go past them. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signs: Do Not Enter/Wrong Way signs, page 11.

A: All vehicles on the roadway you are merging with. When merging, traffic already on the road goes first. If someone would have to slow down for you, don't merge yet. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Right-of-Way: Merging, page 14.

A: 40 mph. Unless posted otherwise: 40 mph on open mountain highways. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Speed: Limits, page 15.

A: In the right-most part of your lane, as close to the curb as possible. When turning right, turn from the right-most part of your lane, as close to the curb as possible. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Turning: Turning from the proper lane, page 15.

A: No. Parking in a bike lane is prohibited; drivers may not drive, idle or park in a bike lane. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Parking; Lane Controls: Bike lanes, page 16.

A: 200 feet before the beginning of the deceleration lane. Signal 200 feet before the deceleration lane starts. Keep your speed until you are in that lane, then slow down. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Freeway Driving: Leaving the freeway, page 18.

A: When your view is obstructed. Passing within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct or tunnel is banned when your view ahead is blocked. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Passing, page 19.

A: 15 and older. Bicyclists ages 15 and older may treat stop signs as yield signs and stop lights as stop signs when the intersection is clear and they have the right-of-way. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Bicyclists: Colorado laws regarding motorists and bicyclists, page 26.

A: Low beams and/or fog lights. Use low beams and/or fog lights in fog at night; high beams are like shining your lights on a mirror. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Night Driving: Tips for driving at night, page 19.

A: Take your foot off the accelerator and pump the brake pedal several times. Take your foot off the accelerator and pump the brake pedal; if that doesn't work, use the parking brake slowly, then downshift. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Vehicle Emergencies: Brake failure, page 29.

A: Within 30 minutes of the office's scheduled closing time. Offices stop starting written tests in the last 30 minutes before their scheduled closing time, so arrive earlier. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Driving Knowledge Tests (written tests), page 4.

A: 5 ounces of wine. A standard drink holds about the same alcohol whatever its form: 12 oz of beer, 5 oz of wine or 1.5 oz of liquor. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Driving Under the Influence, page 6.

A: The driver. If a parent is not in the vehicle, it is the driver's responsibility to ensure each child is properly fastened. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Seat Belt Laws: child passenger protection law, page 6.

A: A red arrow is about to appear; stop if you are not already in the intersection. A steady yellow arrow warns that a red arrow is coming next. Stop unless you are already in the intersection. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signals: Yellow arrow, page 10.

A: Show where you can turn, often with arrows, beside or over the road. Lane control signs give direction about where you can turn and often use arrows; they may be at the roadside or overhead. Colorado Driver Handbook (DR 2337): Traffic Signs: Lane control signs, page 11.