Delaware DMV permit practice test 12

C: 50 feet. Road test skills include backing 50 feet, a three-point turn, merging, turning and lane changes. Delaware Driver Manual: Road Test, page 42.

D: Valid learner's permit, the accompanying driver's license (21+), the vehicle's registration and insurance card. Bring a valid learner's permit, the license of the accompanying driver who is at least 21, valid registration and valid insurance card. Delaware Driver Manual: Road Test, page 42.

D: Cell phone use or playing music. You must refrain from smoking, and no cell phone use or music is permitted during the road test. Delaware Driver Manual: Motor Vehicle To Be Driven During Road Test, page 43.

D: To drive the vehicle away if the applicant fails. A licensed driver must remain on site to drive the vehicle away in case the applicant is unsuccessful. Delaware Driver Manual: When You Must Be Accompanied By A Licensed Driver, page 43.

D: $50. A $50 fee reinstates a suspended license; a $200 fee is charged to reinstate a revoked license. Delaware Driver Manual: License Revocation And Suspension, page 44.

A: $200. A $200.00 fee is charged to reinstate a revoked license. Delaware Driver Manual: License Revocation And Suspension, page 44.

A: Suspension is a temporary removal; revocation is a cancellation. Suspension is a temporary removal of your driving privilege; revocation is a cancellation. Delaware Driver Manual: License Revocation And Suspension, page 44.

D: Underage possession or consumption of alcohol by someone under 21. Mandatory revocations include DUI, hit-and-run with injury, fleeing police, three reckless driving convictions in 12 months, and underage alcohol possession/consumption, among others. Delaware Driver Manual: Mandatory Revocations, page 45.

B: Three. Three convictions for reckless driving in a period of 12 consecutive months is a mandatory revocation. Delaware Driver Manual: Mandatory Revocations, page 45.

B: Up to five years. A habitual offender's license may be revoked for up to five years, and no work or hardship licenses are issued. Delaware Driver Manual: Habitual Offender Revocation, page 45.

B: 10. Combinations of listed offenses and lesser offenses like speeding that result in 10 convictions in three years may make you a habitual offender. Delaware Driver Manual: Habitual Offender Revocation, page 45.

D: 2. Speeding 1-9 mph over: 2 points; 10-14 mph: 4; 15-19 mph: 5; 20+ mph: 5. Delaware Driver Manual: Delaware Point System, page 47.

B: 3. Disregarding a stop sign or red light carries 3 points. Delaware Driver Manual: Delaware Point System, page 47.

C: 6. Passing a stopped school bus carries 6 points and may result in other actions including suspension. Delaware Driver Manual: Delaware Point System, page 47.

B: 6. Aggressive driving, reckless driving and passing a stopped school bus each carry 6 points. Delaware Driver Manual: Delaware Point System, page 47.

D: 8. At 8 calculated points the DMV sends the driver an advisory letter. Delaware Driver Manual: Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program Actions, page 47.

B: Complete a behavior modification/attitudinal-driving course within 90 days (or face a 2-month suspension). At 12 points the driver must complete a behavior modification course within 90 days; failure or preference leads to a mandatory 2-month suspension. Delaware Driver Manual: Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program Actions, page 47.

C: Mandatory 4-month suspension. 14 points brings a mandatory 4-month suspension; 16 points 6 months; 18 points 8 months; 20 points 10 months; 22 points 12 months. Delaware Driver Manual: Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program Actions, page 47.

C: One month. The driver is suspended for one month at 25 mph over, with one more month for each additional 5 mph; a course may be taken instead for 25-29 mph over. Delaware Driver Manual: Serious Speeding Violations, page 48.

C: A one-year suspension. Driving 50 mph or more over the limit or 100 mph on a highway brings a one-year suspension. Delaware Driver Manual: Serious Speeding Violations, page 48.

B: If it's the first violation in 3 years and paid as a guilty mail-in or online (Class D only). Point credit applies for a first 1-14 mph violation in any 3-year period paid through the Voluntary Assessment Center or online; CDL holders still get points. Delaware Driver Manual: Point Credit, page 48.

D: Three points, valid for three years. Completing an approved defensive driving course gives a three-point credit for future administrative actions, valid for three years; it doesn't remove existing points. Delaware Driver Manual: Defensive Driving Courses, page 49.

A: Three or more. Individuals convicted of three or more listed offenses (e.g., following too closely, unsafe lane change, speeding) from continuous conduct are guilty of aggressive driving. Delaware Driver Manual: Aggressive Driving, page 49.

D: $100 to $300. Offenders are fined $100 to $300 for the first offense and must complete a behavioral modification course within 90 days. Delaware Driver Manual: Aggressive Driving, page 49.

A: It is extended for a like period, up to one year. A conviction for driving during suspension or revocation extends the period for a like period, up to one year. Delaware Driver Manual: Driving During Suspension Or Revocation, page 49.

C: $1,500. The penalty is a fine of not less than $1,500 nor more than $2,000; subsequent offenses within three years are $3,000-$4,000. Delaware Driver Manual: Step 1 – Liability Insurance, Financial Responsibility And Penalty, page 63.

D: $15,000. PIP minimum is $15,000 for any one person and $30,000 for all persons injured in one crash. Delaware Driver Manual: Step 1 – Liability Insurance, Financial Responsibility And Penalty, page 63.

B: $25,000. Minimum coverage includes $25,000 for bodily injury or death of one person and $50,000 for two or more persons. Delaware Driver Manual: Step 1 – Liability Insurance, Financial Responsibility And Penalty, page 63.

D: $10,000. Minimum coverage is $10,000 for injury to or destruction of property of others in any one crash. Delaware Driver Manual: Step 1 – Liability Insurance, Financial Responsibility And Penalty, page 63.

C: Surrender the license plate to the DMV. Owners cancelling insurance must first surrender their valid license plate to the Division; failing to do so results in fines. Delaware Driver Manual: Step 1 – Liability Insurance, Financial Responsibility And Penalty, page 64.

C: 60 days. New residents must title/register their vehicles within 60 days after becoming a Delaware resident. Delaware Driver Manual: How To Title/Register Your Vehicle, page 63.

A: 2 years. Anyone who obtains a new motorcycle endorsement, or rides with them, must wear a helmet and eye protection for the first 2 years. Delaware Driver Manual: Motorcycle Operation And License Endorsements, page 101.

C: No passengers, no riding between sunset and sunrise, helmet and eye protection, no interstates. Motorcycle permit restrictions: no passengers, no operation from sunset to sunrise, helmet and eye protection, and no federal interstate riding. Delaware Driver Manual: Motorcycle Learner Permit, page 39.

A: Six months, extendable once for six months. The motorcycle permit is valid for six months and can be extended only once for another six months ($5 fee). Delaware Driver Manual: Motorcycle Learner Permit, page 39.