Idaho ITD DMV permit practice test 6

B: Five days after the 18th birthday. If you are 15 to 17, your license shows 'Under 18 until...' and expires five days after your 18th birthday. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Under 18 and 21 Years of Age, page 17.

B: 90 days (first 30 days with no driving at all). A first failure brings a 90-day suspension with absolutely no driving for the first 30 days, then one year of ignition interlock. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Administrative License Suspension, page 126.

C: 13. All children younger than 13 should ride in the back seat. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Child Restraints are Required, page 41.

C: Livestock may roam freely and unfenced and have the right-of-way. Open range means livestock may roam freely and unfenced and have the right-of-way. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 49.

D: May proceed if the crosswalk is clear. The signal is unlit until a pedestrian pushes the button; drivers may proceed if the crosswalk is clear. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pedestrian Crossings, page 57.

D: Turn left or right onto the crossing highway and find a safe place to turn around. You cannot travel straight across and get back on; turn left or right and find a safe place to turn around. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Single Point Urban Interchange, page 64.

C: Increase it several times. In bad weather, stretch the three-second gap several times over for extra safety. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Following Distances, page 80.

D: Without paying and for unlimited time. A handicapped person may park vehicles displaying the symbol in reserved spaces without paying and for unlimited time. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Handicapped Parking, page 82.

C: Choose another kind of road. Freeways are for traffic moving at the posted speed; if you can't or won't keep up, use a different road. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Don't Drive Too Fast or Slow, page 85.

A: No; they must yield to vehicles in or near the intersection and then proceed with caution. Idaho bicyclists need not fully stop at stop signs, but must yield to vehicles in or close to the intersection. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 98.

B: No. Don't use cruise control when the road is wet or icy. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Fog, Smoke, Dust, or Rain, page 110.

C: As far right as possible. Slow down, warn the driver with lights and horn, and move as far right as you can; swerving left risks a broadside crash if they correct. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Oncoming Car in Your Lane, page 119.

B: 6 months. Teens in the GDL program must drive under supervision for at least 6 months with no violations before they can be licensed. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Graduated Driver's License (GDL) Program, page 19.

D: 30 days after the date of service. The notice of suspension becomes effective thirty days after the date of service. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Administrative License Suspension, page 126.

D: In front of an active passenger air bag. A rear-facing child seat must never sit where an active passenger air bag could deploy into it. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Child Restraints are Required, page 41.

C: You will have to turn right or left and must yield to drivers from the other two directions. You're approaching a T intersection; you must turn right or left and stop and yield to drivers from the other two directions. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 49.

D: Vehicles in either lane may cross it to pass if safe. A broken yellow center line lets drivers going either way cross it to pass, as long as it is safe. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 58.

C: At least 100 feet. In business or residential areas, start signaling 100 feet or more before you turn; on highways and freeways, signal at least five seconds ahead. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 72.

A: More than 3 seconds. Allow more than three seconds of following distance behind a motorcycle. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Motorcycles, page 104.

A: Generally stay as far right as possible, with listed exceptions such as passing or turning left. The law generally requires you to stay as far to the right as possible, except for listed situations. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Keep to the Right, page 74.

C: Yes, with caution after stopping and yielding to vehicles in or near the intersection. Idaho lets bicyclists treat a red light like a stop sign: stop, yield to vehicles in or close to the intersection, then go carefully. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 98.

C: Pull off the road and stop. Pull off and stop; don't creep along, and avoid using flashers while moving because others may think you've stopped. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Fog, Smoke, Dust, or Rain, page 111.

D: Grip the wheel, steer straight, ease off the gas and brake gently. Grip the wheel and steer straight, stay on the shoulder if clear, ease off the gas and brake gently, then return when safe. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Running Off the Road, page 120.

B: A licensed driver at least 21 in the front seat beside the driver. You must be accompanied by a licensed driver at least 21 in the front seat beside you, with no other front-seat passengers. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Graduated Driver's License (GDL) Program, page 19.

B: $250. Refusing the test brings a license suspension and a civil penalty of $250. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Test Refusal for Alcohol, Drugs, or Other Intoxicating Substances, page 126.