Connecticut DMV permit practice test 10

B: 15 to 20 minutes. Find a safe parking area and take a 15 to 20 minute nap. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue: Ways to Prevent a Fatigue-Related Crash, page 30.

B: 3 to 4 seconds, more in wet conditions. When following a motorcyclist, allow a 3 to 4 second following distance, or more in wet conditions. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Motorcycles, page 20.

A: Keep right. The highway ahead splits into two one-way roadways separated by a median; keep right. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Divided Highway Begins, page 52.

D: Left turns (or U-turns where allowed) by traffic in both directions. These center lanes are reserved for left turns (or U-turns where permitted) and can be used by traffic from both directions. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Shared Center Lane, page 46.

C: When the lights begin to flash, before the gate lowers. Stop when the lights begin to flash and before the gate lowers; stay stopped until the gates rise and lights stop flashing, and never drive around a gate. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Railroad Crossbuck, Flashing Lights and Gate, page 54.

A: Stand by the side of the road, safe from traffic, and wave traffic around, using a white cloth if you have one. Without flares, stand by the side of the road where you are safe and wave traffic around your vehicle, using a white cloth if you have one; never stand in the roadway. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Vehicle Emergencies: Use Emergency Signals, page 41.

B: No, a non-licensed operator cannot drive to the test location alone. A non-licensed operator cannot drive to the test location alone. Connecticut Driver's Manual: The Road Test, page 9.

D: Midnight and 6 a.m.. Try not to drive late at night between midnight and 6 a.m. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue: Ways to Prevent a Fatigue-Related Crash, page 30.

D: Maintain your lane position and speed. Maintain your lane position and speed and let the motorcyclist complete the pass; never speed up or interfere. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Motorcycles, page 20.

C: Reduce speed, avoid hard braking or sudden turns, and increase following distance. On wet pavement reduce speed, don't brake hard or change direction suddenly, and increase your distance from the car ahead. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery when Wet, page 51.

B: The lane is reserved for special use, such as HOV, bus or bicycle. Reserved lanes are marked by signs and often a white diamond on a sign or the pavement. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Reserved Lanes, page 46.

A: Lift the hood or tie a white cloth to the antenna, side mirror or door handle. Raise the hood or tie a white cloth to the antenna, a side mirror or a door handle to show you need help. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Vehicle Emergencies: Use Emergency Signals, page 41.

D: $75. If either the driver or a passenger fails to wear a seat belt, each could be cited and fined $75. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Connecticut Seat Belt Laws, page 14.

D: Pull off the road at a safe place and check how alert you are. Rumble strips help prevent fatigue crashes; if you run over one, pull off at a safe place immediately and check your alertness. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue, page 30.

B: The danger areas around a truck, including blind spots. No-Zones are danger areas around trucks, buses and RVs where crashes are more likely, including the driver's blind spots. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Sharing the Road with Trucks: No-Zone, page 21.

C: The advisory (safe) speed for that condition. The advisory speed plaque, usually below another warning sign, shows the advisory speed for the condition. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Advisory Speed Plaque, page 51.

A: The lane is shared; watch for bicycles in the lane. A sharrow marks a lane that cars and bicycles share, so expect bicyclists riding in the lane. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Other Markings, page 46.

D: Apply direct pressure to the wound with your hand or a cloth. Apply pressure directly on the wound with your hand or a cloth; even severe bleeding can almost always be stopped or slowed this way. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Crashes: If someone is injured, page 43.

B: Your registration is suspended. Connecticut requires continuous insurance on any registered vehicle; failure to respond to the DMV warning notice results in suspension of the registration. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Connecticut Insurance Laws, page 15.

C: 7 times. The manual warns that untreated obstructive sleep apnea makes a driver about seven times as likely to doze off while driving. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue, page 30.

D: You can't see the driver's face in the truck's side mirror. Truck mirrors cannot show every spot beside the trailer; if you cannot see the trucker's face in their side mirror, the trucker cannot see you. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Sharing the Road with Trucks: No-Zone, page 21.

D: Traffic signals ahead; slow down and prepare to stop. The Signal Ahead sign means traffic signals are ahead; slow down and prepare to stop. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Signal Ahead, page 51.

A: Before your vehicle reaches the stop line. When required to stop, you must stop before your vehicle reaches the stop line. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Crosswalks and Stop Lines, page 46.

C: 30-day suspension and $175 restoration fee. For drivers 16 and 17, a first conviction for cell phone or text messaging use brings a 30-day suspension, a $175 license restoration fee and court fines. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Other Suspensions for 16- and 17-Year-Old Drivers, page 36.

C: Give yourself time to cool off and stay off the road until calm. If you are angry or excited, give yourself time to cool off—take a short walk or nap—and stay off the road until you have calmed down. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Emotions, page 30.