Connecticut DMV permit practice test 2

D: No closer than 25 feet. Do not park within 25 feet of a stop sign. Connecticut Driver's Manual: No-Parking Zones, page 39.

B: Ease off the gas and keep the wheel straight. Ease your foot off the gas, keep the steering wheel straight, and don't try to stop or turn until the tires grip again. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Water on the Roadway, page 27.

C: Pull it on slowly so the rear wheels don't lock, ready to release it if you skid. Pull the parking brake slowly so you do not lock the rear wheels and skid; be ready to release it if the vehicle starts to skid. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Equipment Failure: Brake Failure, page 41.

C: Until you get a license or 2 years from issue, whichever comes first. The permit is valid until you obtain a driver's license or for 2 years from the date it is issued, whichever comes first. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Obtaining a Learner's Permit: First Time Drivers, page 7.

D: Time. There is no way to sober up quickly; coffee, fresh air, exercise and cold showers do not help—only time does. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Alcohol and You, page 35.

A: Straighten it by hand. Return the wheel to center with your hands after the turn; letting the wheel spin back through loose fingers can cost you control. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Steering, page 16.

C: Under 16. Bicyclists under 16 years of age are required to wear a helmet. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Bicyclists: As a bicyclist, page 19.

D: You. Drivers turning left must yield to oncoming vehicles going straight. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Right-of-Way, page 38.

D: School zone or school crossing. The pentagon shape marks school zones and warns of school crossings. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Signs: Shapes, page 48.

B: Continue through the intersection. If you are in the intersection when the light turns yellow, do not stop—continue through. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights and Signals, page 47.

C: About 400 feet. At 50 mph it can take about 400 feet—about a city block—to react and stop. Connecticut Driver's Manual: How Well Can You See?, page 38.

B: The vehicle ahead may roll back when it starts. When stopped on a hill or incline, leave extra space because the vehicle ahead may roll back when it starts up. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Space Ahead, page 23.

C: Cutting the corner so sharply that you hit someone approaching from the left. Avoid cutting the corner so sharply that you run into someone approaching from the left, while leaving room for oncoming left turners. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Turning: Left turns, page 26.

B: Use it to speed up to the speed of traffic before merging. Use the ramp to reach the speed of traffic before you merge; do not drive to the end and stop. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Space to Enter, page 22.

B: No more than 1 foot. Do not park more than one foot from the curb. Connecticut Driver's Manual: No-Parking Zones, page 39.

D: They have no earth underneath to insulate them, so they freeze first. Bridges do not have earth underneath to insulate them, so they can be colder and icier than other roads. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery Roads, page 27.

D: Hold the wheel tightly, keep straight, and slow down gradually. Hold the steering wheel tightly, keep the vehicle going straight, take your foot off the gas, brake lightly and pull off in a safe place. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Equipment Failure: Tire Blowout, page 41.

A: 20/40, with or without glasses or contact lenses. The minimum vision requirement for all license classes is at least 20/40 with or without glasses or contact lenses. Connecticut Driver's Manual: The Vision Test, page 7.

C: It affects judgment, so you may not know you have had too much. Alcohol affects the parts of the brain that control judgment and skill, so you do not know you have had too much until it is too late. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Drinking and Driving, page 35.

A: At least 12 seconds. Safer drivers tend to look at least 12 seconds ahead—about one block in the city and about a quarter mile on the highway. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Scanning, page 16.

C: Turning right immediately in front of them. Do not slow down, stop quickly or turn right immediately after passing a bicyclist; you could cause a crash. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Bicyclists: As a driver, page 19.

A: Obey the officer. You must obey signals given by a law enforcement officer, even if they contradict the traffic signal. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Right-of-Way, page 38.

C: A railroad crossing ahead. The round yellow sign is the advance warning for a railroad crossing; slow down and look and listen for trains. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Signs: Shapes, page 48.

A: Allow crossing traffic to clear the intersection first. A green light does not let you go into vehicles still crossing; let them clear the intersection before you go. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights and Signals, page 47.

A: About 200 feet. At 30 mph it can take about 200 feet to stop—almost half a city block. Connecticut Driver's Manual: How Well Can You See?, page 38.