Delaware DMV permit practice test 4

D: Two-and-one-half times. Per mile driven, the fatal crash rate at night is two-and-one-half times as high as during the day. Delaware Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 125.

A: 10-15 mph. Upon approaching the roundabout, stay right of the splitter island and slow down to 10-15 mph. Delaware Driver Manual: How to Use a Roundabout, page 86.

C: Drive to the right-hand edge or curb, clear of intersections, until it has passed. Yield and immediately drive to the right-hand edge or curb, clear of any intersection, and stay there until the emergency vehicle has passed (unless a police officer directs otherwise). Delaware Driver Manual: Responding To Approaching Emergency Vehicles, page 82.

A: Give way to the right and not increase speed until fully overtaken. Vehicles being overtaken shall give way to the right and not increase their speed until fully overtaken. Delaware Driver Manual: Overtaking (Passing) Other Vehicles, page 81.

B: One lane at a time. Take lanes one at a time, like stairs; waiting for all lanes to clear can tie up traffic. Delaware Driver Manual: Space To Merge, page 130.

D: About 122 degrees. With windows up at 94 degrees outside, the interior can reach 122 degrees in half an hour or 132 after an hour. Delaware Driver Manual: Use Child Restraints (Car Seats), page 111.

D: At least 100 feet. If a fire gets out of control, move at least 100 feet away; the gas tank may explode. Don't use water on a gas fire. Delaware Driver Manual: Fire, page 138.

C: No closer than 50 feet. No parking within 50 feet of a railroad crossing unless otherwise posted. Delaware Driver Manual: Stopping And Parking Violations, page 93.

B: Move over a lane until safely past; if impossible, slow to a safe speed. Proceed with caution and change lanes when possible; if a lane change is impossible or unsafe, reduce to a safe speed. Delaware Driver Manual: Move Over Laws: Approaching Stationary Emergency Vehicles, page 82.

A: One. No passengers other than an adult supervisor and one other passenger may be in the vehicle during the first 12 months (immediate family excepted when the supervisor is present). Delaware Driver Manual: GDL: Level One Learner's Permit Restrictions, page 29.

C: 20 to 40 minutes. Alcohol goes from your stomach into your blood and reaches your brain in 20 to 40 minutes. Delaware Driver Manual: If You Drink, When Can You Drive, page 51.

D: Reduce speed and prepare to yield to vehicles in or approaching the intersection. With dark signals, reduce speed and prepare to yield to other vehicles in or approaching the intersection. Delaware Driver Manual: Dark Traffic Signals, page 70.

B: The first half hour of rain. The slippery when wet sign notes the first half hour of rain is most hazardous. Delaware Driver Manual: Other Warning Signs, page 76.

B: 55 mph. Controlled access highways (turnpikes and expressways): 55 mph. Delaware Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 93.

B: Don't over-drive your headlights. Most important of all, don't over-drive your headlights; keep your speed low enough to stop in the distance you can see. Delaware Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 125.

B: Counterclockwise around the central island. A roundabout moves traffic counterclockwise around a central island. Delaware Driver Manual: Roundabouts, page 85.

A: No. You must not pass a vehicle stopped to allow a pedestrian to cross the highway. Delaware Driver Manual: Your Responsibility As A Driver (Pedestrians), page 95.

A: About 10 seconds and over 1,600 feet (about one-third of a mile). At 55 mph you need about 10 seconds to pass, which means over 1,600 feet or about one-third of a mile of clear road. Delaware Driver Manual: Space To Pass, page 131.

B: Look over your shoulder in the direction you plan to move. Look over your shoulder in the direction you plan to move; blind spots near the rear corners can't be seen in mirrors. Delaware Driver Manual: When changing lanes, page 118.

C: About 1,000 pounds. A 20 lb. object at 55 mph has a force of 1,000 lbs. at impact—so secure your load. Delaware Driver Manual: Secure Your Load, page 107.

D: Pump the brake pedal several times. Pump the brake pedal; if that fails, use the parking brake slowly, then shift to lower gears and find a safe place to stop. Delaware Driver Manual: Brake Failure, page 136.

C: Where a curb is painted yellow or a yellow line is at the road edge. You must not stop or park where a curb is painted yellow or a yellow line is placed at the edge of a roadway. Delaware Driver Manual: Stopping And Parking Violations, page 92.

C: DelDOT vehicles, tow trucks, and any stationary vehicle with hazard lights, flares, cones or warning signs. It covers stationary DelDOT vehicles, tow trucks, and any stationary vehicle displaying warning signals such as hazards, flares, cones or signs. Delaware Driver Manual: Move Over Laws: Approaching Stationary Emergency Vehicles, page 82.

C: A licensed parent, guardian or sponsor-approved driver at least 25 who has held a Class D license at least 5 years. The supervisor must be a properly licensed parent, guardian or licensed driver approved by the sponsor, at least 25, with a Class D license for at least 5 years. Delaware Driver Manual: GDL: Level One Learner's Permit Restrictions, page 29.

D: About half as much. It takes about half as much for a person weighing 100 pounds as for one weighing 200 pounds. Delaware Driver Manual: Drinking And Blood Alcohol Concentration, page 50.