Delaware DMV permit practice test 6

A: 50 hours, including 10 at night. The sponsor certifies 50 hours of driving, 10 of which at night, after the first six months. Delaware Driver Manual: GDL: Level One Learner's Permit Restrictions, page 29.

D: Two or more. Even one drink can affect your driving; with two or more drinks in your bloodstream you are impaired and could be arrested. Delaware Driver Manual: If You Drink, When Can You Drive, page 51.

D: Rapidly in a 'stutter' pattern. They flash more rapidly in a stutter pattern; when flashing, slow down, look for pedestrians and bicyclists, and yield. Delaware Driver Manual: Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon, page 73.

A: Black letters on a white circular background. State routes are marked with black letters on a white circular background. Delaware Driver Manual: Guide Signs, page 78.

D: Cut it in half. On packed snow you should cut your speed in half. Delaware Driver Manual: Adjusting To Road Conditions: Slippery roads, page 123.

A: Heat brings oil in the asphalt to the surface until it washes off. If it starts to rain on a hot day, pavement can be very slippery for the first few minutes because oil in the asphalt rises until washed off. Delaware Driver Manual: Adjusting To Road Conditions: Slippery roads, page 124.

C: No. If a crossing is marked for emergency vehicles only, it is illegal for you to cross there. Delaware Driver Manual: General Rules: Median Crossings, page 88.

A: At least three feet, and change lanes when the lane is too narrow to share. Motorists must give bicyclists at least three feet and change lanes (even across a double yellow line) if the lane is too narrow to share. Delaware Driver Manual: Bicycle Friendly Delaware Act, page 96.

A: Being unaware of surroundings from monotony on long drives. Highway hypnosis is a state of being unaware of surroundings, caused by monotony—the wind, tires and steady engine hum. Delaware Driver Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 53.

B: Try the switch a few times; if that fails, use flashers, turn signals or fog lights and pull off. Try the headlight switch; if that fails, use emergency flashers, turn signals or fog lights, and pull off as soon as possible. Delaware Driver Manual: Headlight Failure, page 137.

D: Away from the curb, with the near front wheel touching the curb. Uphill with a curb, turn the front wheels away from the curb and bring the near-side front wheel into contact with the curb. Delaware Driver Manual: Parking on Hill, page 92.

A: At intersections with major roads of 3 or more travel lanes, or when a car is stopped at the sign. Bicyclists must stop at stop signs at intersections with major roads (3 travel lanes or more), if a motor vehicle is stopped there, or if required by heavy traffic. Delaware Driver Manual: Stop Signs (Bicycles), page 99.

B: 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.. After the first six months, the permit holder may drive unsupervised between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. Delaware Driver Manual: GDL: Level One Learner's Permit Restrictions, page 30.

B: No, consuming alcohol while driving is prohibited. It is unlawful to consume alcoholic beverages while driving a motor vehicle on Delaware highways. Delaware Driver Manual: Drinking While Driving Is Prohibited, page 54.

A: Yellow. Beacons supplementing warning and speed limit signs are yellow; those supplementing Stop and Do Not Enter signs are red. Delaware Driver Manual: Beacons Supplementing Signs, page 78.

D: White letters on brown. Recreation signs usually have white letters on a brown background; motorist service signs are white on blue. Delaware Driver Manual: Information Signs, page 78.

C: Over three times the distance. Stopping at 60 mph does not take twice the distance it takes at 30 mph, but over three times. Delaware Driver Manual: Adjusting Speed, page 123.

A: Keep your eyes on the road and get past it as soon as you safely can. Don't slow down just to look (rubbernecking); taking your eyes off the road can lead to a crash with slowed traffic ahead and adds to congestion. Delaware Driver Manual: Seeing Well, page 116.

A: That no traffic approaches from the left, no oncoming car is turning left into your path, and no pedestrians are crossing. Before turning right, make sure no traffic is approaching from your left, no oncoming traffic is turning left into your path, and check for pedestrians. Delaware Driver Manual: Scanning: Intersections, page 117.

C: Yes, when the lane is too narrow to share safely. The Bicycle Friendly Delaware Act requires changing lanes, including across a double yellow line, when passing a bicycle in a lane too narrow for sharing. Delaware Driver Manual: Bicycle Friendly Delaware Act, page 96.

B: You don't remember driving the last few miles. Signs include eyes closing, trouble keeping your head up, yawning, not remembering the last few miles, missing exits, drifting from your lane, and variable speed. Delaware Driver Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 53.

C: Burning gas floats on water and spreads the fire. Use a chemical extinguisher or dirt/sand; don't use water—burning gas will float on it and spread the fire. Delaware Driver Manual: Fire, page 138.

D: Toward the edge of the highway (to the right). Uphill without a curb, turn your front wheels toward the edge of the highway. Delaware Driver Manual: Parking on Hill, page 92.

C: All persons under 18. All persons under the age of 18 must wear a properly fitted and fastened bicycle helmet. Delaware Driver Manual: Your Responsibility As An Adult Cyclist, page 99.

C: Only going directly to and from church, work, or school activities on school property. Between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. the holder must be supervised, except going directly to and from church activities, work, and school activities on school property. Delaware Driver Manual: GDL: Level One Learner's Permit Restrictions, page 30.