Idaho ITD DMV permit practice test 11

C: 40. The knowledge test consists of 40 questions. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Knowledge Test: Class D (Non-Commercial), page 32.

B: Six. You can miss up to six questions before failing the test. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Knowledge Test: Class D (Non-Commercial), page 32.

A: Three days. After failing the knowledge test you must wait three days before trying again, and you pay the $5 test fee a second time. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Knowledge Test: Class D (Non-Commercial), page 32.

B: 15. Idaho won't give the knowledge or skills test to anyone younger than 15. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Required Testing, page 32.

C: 12 or fewer. Twelve or fewer errors is a passing score. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Skills Test: Class D (Non-Commercial), page 33.

B: Third-party skills test examiners. All Class D skills tests in Idaho are given by third-party contractors (skills test examiners), not by the county office. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Scheduling a Skills Test, page 34.

C: Only during daylight hours and acceptable weather. Skills tests can only be booked for daylight hours and only when the weather is acceptable. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Skills Test: Class D (Non-Commercial), page 33.

B: An SR-22. A paper or digital proof of insurance must be in the test vehicle, but an SR-22 does not count as proof of insurance. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Required Documents to Bring for the Skills Test, page 35.

A: An applicant who is not a licensed driver or is under 25. You can't take the skills test in a rental car if you are unlicensed or younger than 25. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Skills Test Examiner Vehicle Inspection, page 36.

C: 3 or fewer. You can miss 3 or fewer vehicle items to continue to the driving portion. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Applicant Vehicle Knowledge & Inspection, page 36.

C: Automatic fail; the test ends immediately. Any critical driving error fails you on the spot, and the examiner ends the test right away. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Critical Driving Errors (CDE), page 37.

C: 5. A habitual violation, missing 5 or more of the same scored skill, is a critical driving error. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Critical Driving Errors (CDE), page 37.

C: 18 inches. Street parking more than 18 inches from the curb and impeding traffic is a critical driving error. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Critical Driving Errors (CDE), page 37.

A: $5. The knowledge test fee is $5.00, and retest fees are the same as original test fees. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Fees, page 5.

A: The Class D knowledge test. Transferring from another state requires passing a Class D knowledge test (and a skills test if expired 25 months or more). Idaho Driver's Handbook: One Driver, One License, One Record, page 12.

A: A warning letter. Drivers under 17 get a warning letter for the first conviction, 30 days' suspension for the second, and 60 days for the third or more. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Graduated Drivers License (GDL) Penalties, page 125.

A: 30-day suspension. A second moving-violation conviction brings a 30-day suspension of driving privileges. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Graduated Drivers License (GDL) Penalties, page 125.

B: 12 to 17. 12 to 17 points in any 12 months brings a 30-day suspension; 8 to 11 points brings a warning letter. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Suspension & Point Violations System, page 123.

B: 3. A maximum of three points may be removed by completing an ITD-approved DDC, once every three years. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Suspension & Point Violations System, page 123.

B: 1 to 4 points. Idaho assigns between one and four points to each moving violation on your record. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Suspension & Point Violations System, page 123.

C: It is sent to Idaho and placed on the driving record. Offenses in other member states are sent to Idaho and placed on your record, and suspendable offenses are acted on. Idaho Driver's Handbook: The Driver License Compact, page 122.

A: Responsible, together with the driver, for damage, injury or death in a crash. If you give permission and there's a crash, both the driver and the owner are responsible for the damage, injury or death. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Address Change, page 30.

D: Three years. For certain serious offenses you must provide proof of financial responsibility for three years. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Getting Your Driving Privileges Back, page 128.

C: One year. A first no-insurance offense requires proof of financial responsibility for one year (three years for a second within five years). Idaho Driver's Handbook: Getting Your Driving Privileges Back, page 128.

C: A defensive driving course for drivers 15 through 24. Alive at 25 is a law-enforcement-taught defensive driving course for those 15 through 24. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Alive at 25, page 94.