Delaware DMV permit practice test

C: Applicants at least 16 and under 18, or under 22 on an active IEP. The GDL program is for anyone at least 16 and under 18, or under 22 receiving special education under an active IEP. Delaware Driver Manual: Graduated Driver License, page 27.

A: .08 or greater (or the presence of any illicit or recreational drug). In Delaware a BAC of .08 or greater, or the presence of any illicit or recreational drug, is conclusive evidence of being under the influence. Delaware Driver Manual: Drinking And Blood Alcohol Concentration, page 50.

B: Red stop, yellow prepare to stop, green proceed with caution, arrows apply only to the direction shown. Red—stop; yellow—prepare to stop; green—proceed with caution; arrows apply only to the direction indicated. Delaware Driver Manual: Understanding Traffic Signals, page 69.

A: The stop sign. The stop sign is the only 8-sided sign on the highway; it is red with white letters. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

A: They are doubled. Fines for exceeding the speed limit in a work zone are doubled. Delaware Driver Manual: When Approaching Or Driving Through A Work Zone, page 79.

B: Yellow-green vests or jackets and red flags or stop/slow paddles. Flaggers wear yellow-green vests, shirts or jackets and use red flags or stop/slow paddles. Delaware Driver Manual: Flaggers, page 80.

D: 300 feet. Delaware law requires you to signal 300 feet prior to your intended action. Delaware Driver Manual: Signaling, page 81.

B: Vehicles coming from the right (and it's safest to consider yielding to all). At an uncontrolled intersection drivers should yield to vehicles from the right; it would be safest to consider yielding to all. Delaware Driver Manual: Right-Of-Way (Traffic Control Laws), page 88.

B: Yes, but with extreme care because others won't expect you there. It is legal in Delaware to pass left-turning vehicles on the right, and you may use the shoulder to do so, but extreme care is required. Delaware Driver Manual: General Rules: Passing, page 87.

D: The right lane, except to pass. Stay in the right lane except to pass; with three or more lanes and lots of entering/exiting traffic, use the center lane. Delaware Driver Manual: General Rules: General driving, page 87.

A: At least 10 seconds (about one block in the city, a quarter mile on the highway). Safer drivers look at least 10 seconds ahead—about one block in the city or a quarter mile on the highway. Delaware Driver Manual: Scanning: Look ahead, page 116.

D: Where other drivers have a clear view, not just over a hill or around a curve. Try to stop where other drivers have a clear view of your vehicle; do not stop just over a hill or around a curve. Delaware Driver Manual: Use emergency signals, page 121.

C: Within 12 inches. You must park parallel to and within 12 inches of the curb or edge of the highway. Delaware Driver Manual: General Parking Rules: Parallel Parking, page 91.

C: Always, from either direction, except on the opposite side of a highway with four or more lanes (then proceed slowly). You must stop before reaching a school bus from either direction when it is loading or unloading, except on the opposite side of a highway with four or more lanes—even then proceed slowly. Delaware Driver Manual: Stopping For School Buses, page 89.

C: No, it is optional; without it you take the eye, knowledge and road exams at DMV. Participation is optional for anyone 18 or older; opting out means no sponsor but eye, knowledge and road exams at DMV. Delaware Driver Manual: Graduated Driver License, page 27.

C: Yes. A driver can be charged with driving under the influence even if the BAC is under .08. Delaware Driver Manual: Drinking And Blood Alcohol Concentration, page 50.

B: After a full stop, unless a sign prohibits it or a steady red arrow is shown. Right turns on red are permissible after a full stop except when prohibited by a sign or a steady red arrow. Delaware Driver Manual: Steady Red Light, page 69.

B: Before entering the intersection. You must stop at the stop line; if none, at the crosswalk; if none, before entering the intersection. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

B: 20 mph. School zones: 20 mph. Delaware Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 93.

B: After sunset/before sunrise, when you can't see beyond 1,000 feet, and whenever wipers are on. Headlights must be on after sunset or before sunrise, any time you can't see beyond 1,000 feet, and any time you use your wipers. Delaware Driver Manual: Using Headlights, page 62.

C: At least three seconds. The manual advises signaling as early as you can, at least three seconds before you move, while Delaware law requires signaling for at least 300 feet before turning. Delaware Driver Manual: Let Others Know What You Are Doing, page 122.

A: The vehicle on the right. The driver reaching the 4-way stop first goes first; if more than one arrive together, the vehicle on the right goes first. Delaware Driver Manual: Right-Of-Way (Traffic Control Laws), page 88.

B: The three-second rule: if you reach the mark before counting three seconds, you're too close. Use the three-second rule; if you pass the mark before finishing the count, drop back. Delaware Driver Manual: Space Ahead, page 127.

C: The center lane. On a road with three or more lanes in the same direction, if there's a lot of entering or exiting traffic, use the center travel lane. Delaware Driver Manual: General Rules: General driving, page 87.

D: No. Driving with head or earphones that cover or go in both ears is illegal in Delaware. Delaware Driver Manual: Seeing Well, page 116.