Connecticut DMV permit practice test 9

C: To make a left turn into or out of a driveway, alley, private road or street. A double solid yellow line means no ordinary passing, but you may cross it to turn left into or out of a driveway, alley, private road or street. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Center Lines, page 46.

C: Merge as soon as possible. Merge as soon as possible: move to the appropriate lane at first notice of an approaching work zone. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Work Zones, page 18.

D: Nothing, not even water. Do not give injured persons anything to drink, not even water. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Crashes: If someone is injured, page 43.

C: No more than the number of seat belts in the vehicle. Learner's permit holders and 16- and 17-year-old drivers may not carry more passengers than the number of seat belts in the vehicle. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Other Restrictions, page 10.

C: 7 to 9 hours. Most adults need 7 to 9 hours of sleep to maintain proper alertness during the day. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue: Before a Trip, page 30.

B: The motorcycle has the right to the full lane and needs space to react. Motorcyclists have the right to use a complete lane; do not pass a motorcycle in the same lane—it needs space to react. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Motorcycles, page 20.

A: Two lanes are about to become one; drivers in both lanes must merge smoothly. The merge sign means two lanes are about to become one, and drivers in both lanes share the job of merging smoothly. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Merge, page 51.

B: The left edge of a divided road. Solid yellow edge lines are used on the left edge of divided streets or roadways; solid white lines mark the right edge. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Edge Lines, page 45.

A: Orange with black letters or symbols. All temporary work zone signs have an orange background with black letters or symbols. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Work Zones, page 17.

D: Cover them with a blanket or coat to keep warm. Cover them with a blanket or coat to keep them warm. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Crashes: If someone is injured, page 43.

C: Six months. Teen drivers may not transport any passenger on a motorcycle for six months after the motorcycle endorsement is issued. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Other Restrictions, page 10.

A: Drifting from your lane or missing exits. Warning signs include drifting from your lane, tailgating, missing signs or exits, yawning, trouble keeping your eyes open, and daydreaming. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue: Warning Signs of Fatigue, page 30.

B: The other vehicle turning left in front of the motorcyclist. About four in ten motorcycle crashes with other vehicles happen when the other driver turns left across the motorcycle's path. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Motorcycles, page 20.

A: Change lanes or let other vehicles merge into your lane. The lane reduction sign warns of fewer lanes ahead; be prepared to change lanes or allow others to merge. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Reduction in Lanes, page 51.

C: Lane changing is prohibited. A double solid white line prohibits lane changing. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Other Markings, page 46.

D: The normal posted speed limit. If there are no reduced speed limit signs in a work zone, obey the normal posted speed limit. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Work Zones, page 17.

A: Leave a note where it can be seen with the date, time and how to reach you. Try to find the owner; if you can't, leave a note in a visible place with the date and time and how the owner can reach you. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Crashes: Report the Accident, page 43.

D: $84. The manual lists a license fee of $84, paid after you pass the road test. Connecticut Driver's Manual: To Begin the Road Test You Will Need, page 9.

B: Sleep. The manual says the best way to prevent fatigue is sleep; caffeine wears off and should not be relied on. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Fatigue: Ways to Prevent a Fatigue-Related Crash, page 30.

A: It may not be turning; its signal may not self-cancel. Motorcycle turn signals may not self-cancel; do not pull out until you see the motorcycle actually beginning to turn. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Motorcycles, page 20.

C: You are leaving a divided road and will drive on a two-way road. The two-way traffic sign warns that the divided highway is ending and oncoming traffic will soon share the road with you. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Two-Way Road Way, page 51.

A: Solid yellow and dashed yellow lines on each side, with alternating left-turn arrows. Shared center lanes are marked on each side by solid and dashed yellow lines, with left-turn arrows for each direction alternating. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Shared Center Lane, page 46.

D: When the train is well down the track and you can see no other train is coming. Wait until the passing train is well down the track; it may hide another train approaching on the other track. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 17.

D: If there is an injury, a death or property damage. Connecticut drivers must report a crash to police if anyone is hurt or killed or if there is property damage. Connecticut Driver's Manual: Traffic Crashes: Report the Accident, page 43.

C: No driving evaluation is conducted and you reschedule for no fee. If the test vehicle is in unsafe operating condition, no behind-the-wheel evaluation is conducted and the applicant reschedules for no fee. Connecticut Driver's Manual: The Road Test, page 9.