Connecticut DMV permit practice test 4

B: Warnings of special conditions or hazards ahead. Diamond-shaped signs warn of special conditions or hazards ahead; be ready to slow down or stop. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Signs: Shapes, page 48.

D: The protection of a green arrow is ending; prepare to stop. A yellow arrow means the protected green arrow is ending; if turning in that direction, prepare to stop. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Arrows, page 47.

B: About 10 mph. On wet pavement, drop your speed by roughly 10 mph. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery Roads, page 27.

B: About 10 seconds. At 55 mph you need about 10 seconds to pass, so you need a 10-second gap in oncoming traffic. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Passing: Rules of Passing, page 25.

D: On an expressway. Never make a U-turn on an expressway. Connecticut Driver's Manual: U-Turns, page 39.

B: Change one lane at a time. Take one lane at a time; it is safest and easiest, like taking stairs one step at a time. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Changing Lanes, page 25.

A: Sharply toward the side of the road or curb. Turn your wheels sharply toward the side of the road or curb so that if the vehicle rolls, it rolls away from traffic. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Parking, page 39.

D: Around the freezing point, when it becomes wet. When the temperature is around freezing, ice can become wet, making it more slippery than at colder temperatures. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery Roads, page 27.

D: The steering will lock and you will lose control. Turning the ignition to lock while moving locks the steering and you lose control. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Steering Wheel Locks, page 42.

D: At least 20, licensed for 4 or more consecutive years, with no suspension in the last 4 years. The one person providing instruction must be at least 20 years old, have held a license for four or more consecutive years, and have had no suspension during the four years before training. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Learner's Permit Passenger Restrictions for 16- and 17-Year-Olds, page 8.

C: 45 days. Regardless of age, refusing the test results in a suspension of at least 45 days and an ignition interlock device for at least one year. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 35.

A: So that when you lean forward slightly you can see the side of your vehicle. A good adjustment is to set the side mirrors so that when you lean forward slightly you can see the side of your vehicle. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Interior Equipment: Mirrors, page 14.

D: Because the lane is too narrow for a car and bike to share side by side. When a lane is too narrow for cars and bikes side by side, the bicyclist will take the travel lane and ride in or near its center. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Bicyclists, page 19.

D: You, the overtaking driver. Drivers overtaking a vehicle traveling in the same direction must yield to it, even if it is slowing or stopping. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Right-of-Way, page 39.

A: Green. Green is used for guide signs showing where you are, which way to go and distances. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Colors, page 49.

B: After a full stop, when clear, unless a sign prohibits it. You may turn right on red after coming to a full stop and checking for traffic and pedestrians, unless a sign prohibits it. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights and Signals, page 47.

B: Cut your speed in half. On packed snow, you should cut your speed in half; on ice, slow to a crawl. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Slippery Roads, page 27.

D: Over 1,600 feet (about one-third of a mile). You travel over 800 feet in 10 seconds and so does an oncoming car, so you need over 1,600 feet—about a third of a mile. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Passing: Rules of Passing, page 25.

A: Slow down and yield to traffic already in it and pedestrians in the crosswalk. Slow down and yield to traffic already in the roundabout and pedestrians in the crosswalk. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Roundabouts, page 39.

B: Looking over your shoulder in the direction you plan to move. Blind spots near the rear corners can't be seen in mirrors; turn your head and look over your shoulder before changing lanes. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Changing Lanes, page 25.

A: Set the parking brake and leave an automatic in park. Always set your parking brake; leave a manual in gear or an automatic in park, and never leave the keys in the vehicle. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Parking, page 39.

B: You have less traction, it takes longer to stop and it is easier to skid. You have less traction on gravel or dirt than on pavement; it takes longer to stop and it's easier to skid when turning. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Tire Conditions, page 27.

D: Slow down gradually and pull off the road as soon as possible. Slow down gradually and pull off the road as soon as possible; try the switch, then use flashers or other lights. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Headlight Failure, page 42.

D: 40 hours. All 16- and 17-year-old applicants must have at least 40 hours of behind-the-wheel, on-the-road training, from professional instruction, home training, or both. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Driver Education Requirements: Home Training Program, page 9.

C: Six months. An adult who fails the test faces a suspension of at least 45 days and must use an IID for at least six months, or longer with prior offenses. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 35.