Connecticut DMV permit practice test 3

C: Transit buses, school buses and hazardous materials vehicles that must stop there. Buses and hazardous-materials vehicles often must stop at railroad tracks, so leave extra space behind them near a crossing. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Space Ahead, page 23.

C: Stay in your lane. With two or more turning lanes, stay in your lane during the turn. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Turning: Multiple lanes turning, page 26.

D: About 4 seconds. You need an opening of about four seconds to merge, so you and the vehicle behind each have about two seconds. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Space to Merge, page 22.

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

D: During the first few minutes, as oil rises to the surface. When it starts to rain on a hot day, pavement is more slippery for the first few minutes because oil in the asphalt rises to the surface. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery Roads, page 27.

D: Steering may be hard but possible, and you may need to press very hard on the brake. Keep a strong grip; steering may be difficult but possible, and the brakes still work though you may have to push very hard. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Power Failure, page 42.

C: Anyone who has not previously held a Connecticut license and does not hold a valid license from another state. Connecticut requires anyone, regardless of age, who has never held a Connecticut license and does not hold a valid out-of-state license to take the 8-hour Safe Driving Practices course. Connecticut Driver's Manual: First Time Drivers (All Ages), page 6.

D: 0.02% or more. Drivers under 21 face penalties for a BAC of two hundredths of one percent (.02%) or more, on public roads and private property. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 35.

B: About a quarter of a mile. Twelve seconds of travel at highway speed covers roughly a quarter mile, or about four city blocks. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Scanning, page 16.

C: When entering or leaving an alley or driveway, or when directed by police. Do not stop, park or drive in a bike lane except to enter or leave an alley or driveway, for official duties, when directed by police, or in an emergency. You may turn across it but not drive in it approaching a turn. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Bicyclists: As a driver, page 19.

D: Drivers already in the circle. Vehicles already circulating in a rotary or traffic circle have priority; entering drivers must wait for a gap. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Right-of-Way, page 38.

A: The beginning of a no-passing zone. The pennant-shaped sign is on the left side of a two-lane road at the beginning of a no-passing zone. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Signs: Shapes, page 48.

B: You must stop and may not go in the direction of the arrow. A red arrow means stop; you cannot go in the arrow's direction until it goes out and a green arrow or light comes on. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Arrows, page 47.

D: Pull over when it is safe and let them pass. Driving much slower than others is dangerous; if vehicles pile up behind you, pull over when safe and let them pass. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Speed Limits: Driving Too Slow, page 38.

C: When the road ahead is clear, slow down gradually to encourage them to pass. If there is no right lane, wait until the road ahead is clear, then reduce speed slowly; never slow down quickly to discourage a tailgater. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Space Behind: Being Tailgated, page 24.

C: Give a left signal, stop, check traffic, and turn into the right-hand lane going the other way. Give a left turn signal, stop, check for approaching traffic, and proceed into the outside or right-hand lane in the opposite direction. Connecticut Driver's Manual: U-Turns, page 39.

B: Not until you move onto the exit ramp. Keep up with traffic on the main road and do not slow down until you move onto the exit ramp. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Space to Leave, page 23.

B: Along a curb more than 25 feet from a stop sign, within a foot of the curb. You may not park on bridges, in bike lanes, or double-parked; parking within a foot of the curb away from restricted spots is allowed. Connecticut Driver's Manual: No-Parking Zones, page 39.

D: November 15 through April 30. Studded tires are permitted in Connecticut from November 15th through April 30th. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery Roads, page 27.

D: Shift to neutral, pull off the road when safe, and turn off the engine. Keep your eyes on the road, quickly shift to neutral, pull off when safe, then turn off the engine. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Gas Pedal Sticks, page 42.

C: In the front passenger seat next to the learner. The instructor must sit in the front passenger seat next to the learner and be ready to take control of the vehicle. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Learner's Permit – Qualified Trainer Requirement, page 7.

B: Suspension of at least 45 days, plus an ignition interlock device for at least one year. Under zero tolerance, a result of .02% or higher leads to a suspension of at least 45 days and an IID for at least one year as a condition of reinstatement. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 35.

A: Park. For an automatic transmission, put the shift selector in park, with the parking brake on, before you start the vehicle. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Starting, page 16.

B: Yes, if you can do it safely. Connecticut lets you pass slow traffic such as a bicycle in a no-passing zone, but only when you can see far enough ahead to do it safely. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Bicyclists: As a driver, page 19.

C: Vehicles already on the main road. Coming out of a driveway, alley or the roadside, you must let traffic already on the road go first. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Right-of-Way, page 39.