Idaho ITD DMV permit practice test 3

B: 200 feet. Your pass must be finished before you get within 200 feet of an oncoming vehicle. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Passing, page 78.

D: No closer than 15 feet. Parking is not allowed within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Idaho Driver's Handbook: No-Parking Zones, page 81.

A: Continue and wait until the next exit. Never back up or turn around through the median; median crossovers are for maintenance/emergency vehicles only. Wait until the next exit. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Entering a Freeway, page 84.

B: When traveling the opposite direction on a highway with four or more lanes (two each way). You don't have to stop if traveling the opposite direction on a highway with four or more lanes, two in each direction. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Stopping, page 70.

A: From sunset to sunrise and when visibility is reduced below 500 feet. Turn on headlights between sunset and sunrise or when visibility is reduced below 500 feet. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Night Driving, page 109.

A: Quickly let up on the brake, then press again as it stops skidding. If the brakes lock, quickly let up on the pedal, then press again; repeat as needed. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Stopping Quickly, page 117.

D: Applicants 17 or older, with a licensed adult 18 or older. Class D Instruction Permits let applicants 17 or older practice for one year with a licensed adult (18+). Idaho Driver's Handbook: Class D Instruction Permits, page 16.

B: It doubles. At slightly above .05 the crash risk doubles; at .10 it's six times; at .15 it's 25 times. Idaho Driver's Handbook: How Much is Too Much, page 128.

D: 500 feet. Most motor vehicles must have two red taillights visible from 500 feet to the rear. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Required Equipment, page 39.

B: Orange and black. In work zones, warning signs are orange with black symbols or lettering. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Work Zone Signs, page 46.

B: As a four-way stop. If a signal is dark or not working, handle the intersection the same way you would a four-way stop. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Traffic Signals, page 56.

C: It may cause your vehicle to stall on the tracks. Never shift gears while driving through a crossing; it may cause you to stall on the tracks. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Railroad Crossings, page 61.

C: 35 mph. Unless a different limit is posted, 35 mph is the top speed in residential, business and urban districts. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Speed Limits, page 68.

C: When crossing where there is no crosswalk or intersection, or when a signal directs them. Pedestrians must yield when crossing where there's no crosswalk or intersection or when directed by a signal. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pedestrians & Right-of-Way, page 75.

C: When the vehicle you're overtaking on a two-lane road is signaling a left turn, or on a one-way/multi-lane road with two or more lanes your way. Passing on the right is allowed only in those two situations and never by driving off the roadway. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Passing, page 77.

D: No closer than 30 feet. Keep at least 30 feet away from a stop sign, yield sign or traffic signal when you park. Idaho Driver's Handbook: No-Parking Zones, page 81.

C: Highway maintenance and emergency vehicles only. Only highway maintenance and emergency vehicles may use freeway median crossovers; it is illegal for anyone else. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Entering a Freeway, page 84.

B: No. You may not pass while a school bus is stopped to pick up or drop off passengers. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Passing, page 77.

C: 500 feet. Switch to low beams within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle, and within 200 feet of a vehicle you're coming up behind. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Other Laws You Need to Know, page 43.

C: 200 to 300 feet behind your car. Put flares 200 to 300 feet behind your car to warn approaching drivers. Idaho Driver's Handbook: If You Have Car Trouble, page 117.

D: One year. The Class D Instruction Permit allows practice for one year. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Class D Instruction Permits, page 16.

B: 5 ounces of table wine or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof liquor. A 1.5-ounce jigger of 80-proof liquor, five ounces of wine, or 12 ounces of beer each contain about the same alcohol. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Is Beer Safer Than Hard Liquor, page 129.

B: At least 2/32 inch. Each tire should have at least 2/32 inch of tread. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Required Equipment, page 39.

D: All lanes will shift; stay in your lane as it shifts. The lanes ahead bend over to a new position; keep within your own lane as it moves sideways. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Work Zone Signs, page 46.

C: No turn in the direction of the arrow until a green or yellow indication allows it. While the steady red arrow is displayed, no turn is permitted in that direction until a green or yellow indication allows movement. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Traffic Signals, page 55.