Hawaii HDOT permit practice test 5

B: Slow down or stop near the beginning of the entrance lane, not at its end. If congested, slow or stop near the entrance; don't move slowly to the end of the entrance lane and stop, which makes merging dangerous. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Entering the Freeway, page 78.

D: No. Do not pass when there is a school bus on the same roadway with its flashing lights operating. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: No Passing Rules, page 31.

C: Straight ahead until it's clear to turn. While waiting for a gap to turn left on a green light, keep your wheels straight. Then turn once the intersection is clear and it is safe. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Turns and Curves, page 67.

D: Wind gusts strong enough to change the direction of smaller vehicles. Large fast vehicles create wind gusts that can push smaller vehicles; be ready to correct your steering. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Slipstream, page 86.

C: Toward the curb. The Hawaii manual says to turn the front wheels toward the curb, whether you are parked uphill or downhill. If the brakes let go, the car would have to climb the curb before it could roll into traffic. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Parking on a Hill, page 71.

B: Stop and yield to all traffic on the protected route. Stop and yield to all traffic on the protected route. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: The Rules of Right-of-Way, page 32.

C: At the next speed limit sign. Reduced Speed Ahead signs warn you to begin slowing; the new limit begins at the next speed limit sign. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Reduced Speed Ahead Signs, page 45.

A: Left turns only, by vehicles from either direction; never for passing. The center lane marked with solid and dashed yellow lines is for left turns by either direction only and must never be used for passing. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Two-Way Left Turn Channelization Markings, page 36.

A: Gradually, to avoid losing control. Apply the parking brake gradually; applying it rapidly or with great force may cause loss of control. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Brake Failure, page 81.

A: No, storing an open container in the area occupied by the driver or passengers is prohibited. Storing an opened alcoholic beverage container in the area normally occupied by the driver or passengers is prohibited on public roads. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Alcohol and Other Drugs: The Law, page 56.

A: One foot. Never drive through a flooded area where water over one foot deep is moving swiftly; it will sweep your vehicle off the road. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Driving in Inclement Weather: Rain, page 76.

A: Their parent or guardian. Between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., the permit holder must be accompanied by their parent or guardian. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Driving by Minors, page 13.

C: Under 4. Children under age 4 must be in a child restraint; older children under 8 may need a booster seat. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Vehicle Condition and Maintenance: Safety Belts, page 20.

A: The left or center lanes, at or near the posted limit. Through traffic should use the left or center lanes; the right lane is for slower vehicles and those entering or leaving. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Driving on the Freeway, page 79.

D: There is increased visibility ahead, not that passing is automatically safe. A no-passing zone ending only means you can see farther ahead. You still have to judge whether a pass is safe. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: No Passing Rules, page 31.

D: No. Don't use a bike lane as a right-turn lane. Stay out of it when turning right at an intersection, and look for bicyclists first. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Turns and Curves, page 67.

A: When the loaded trailer weighs more than half the towing vehicle's weight or 3,000 pounds or more. If the loaded trailer weighs more than half the towing vehicle's weight or is 3,000 pounds or more, it must have brakes and breakaway protection. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Towing Trailers: Brakes, page 87.

A: No closer than two feet. Front and rear bumpers should not be closer than two feet from other vehicles unless the street is marked otherwise. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Parallel Parking, page 72.

D: Stop. Be especially watchful near schools, parks and playgrounds, and stop upon the signal of any school crossing guard. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Your Responsibility as a Driver, page 95.

A: Pennant-shaped yellow and black, on the left side of the road. The pennant-shaped yellow and black sign is on the left side of the road and points to the start of the no-passing zone. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: No Passing Zone Signs, page 45.

C: Only to the right of the yellow markings. You may pass on either side of white obstruction markings but only to the right of yellow markings. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Obstruction Markings, page 37.

C: Keep driving with wheels off, slow down, brake gently, then steer back at a safe speed. Don't jerk the steering wheel; continue with the wheels off, reduce speed, brake gently, and return when at a safe speed. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Wheels Off Pavement, page 82.

B: There's no way to be certain of their strength or purity. Drugs sold illegally are dangerous because you can never know how strong or how pure they are. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Other Drugs, page 56.

A: Pull completely off the pavement, stop and turn on hazard signals. Sharply reduce speed with low beams; if you can't see at least two car lengths (40 feet), pull completely off the pavement and stop with hazards on. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Fog, page 76.

D: 180 days. You must hold a valid instruction permit for 180 days before applying for a provisional license. Official Hawaii Driver's Manual: Driving by Minors, page 13.