Idaho ITD DMV permit practice test 7

B: All occupants, when the vehicle is factory-equipped with belts. Every occupant must buckle up in Idaho whenever the vehicle came from the factory with seat belts or shoulder straps. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Seat Belts & Shoulder Straps, page 41.

B: Two highways are converging; watch for traffic in the left lane moving right. Two highways are converging; watch for traffic moving into the right lane, and check before moving left. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 50.

D: Only vehicles in the lane next to the dashed line. Drivers on the side with the broken line may cross to pass; drivers on the side with the solid line may not. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 58.

C: 5 seconds. On freeways or highways, signals must start at least five seconds before you turn or change lanes. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 72.

A: Two car lengths for every 10 mph you drive. Stay back two car lengths for each 10 mph of speed behind a snowplow; the sand it spreads can also damage your car. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Snow Removal Equipment, page 110.

C: 511. Idaho's 511 phone line and the 511.idaho.gov website report road closures, roadwork, incidents and weather-related conditions. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Idaho's 511 Traveler Services, page 107.

A: A driver turning right across the path of a bicyclist going straight. A right hook happens when a driver tries to beat a bicyclist to a right turn; stay behind the bicyclist until it passes your turn. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 99.

D: At the start of a light rain, when oil and water form a greasy film. The first minutes of a light rain are the slickest, because water mixes with oil on the road to form a greasy film. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Rain & Hydroplaning, page 111.

C: Hold the wheel tightly, keep straight, ease off the gas, and brake gently only once in control. Instead of stomping on the brakes, hold the wheel, keep straight, ease off the gas, then brake gently when under control. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Tire Blowouts, page 120.

C: 50 hours, 10 at night. You must accumulate at least 50 hours of supervised driving, ten of them at night. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Graduated Driver's License (GDL) Program, page 19.

B: One year with absolutely no driving privileges. A first refusal results in a one-year suspension with absolutely no driving privileges; a second within 10 years, two years. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Test Refusal for Alcohol, Drugs, or Other Intoxicating Substances, page 126.

C: 60-70%. When worn, safety belts reduce serious injury by 50% and are 60-70% effective in preventing fatalities. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Seat Belts & Shoulder Straps, page 42.

B: A change from a multi-lane divided highway to a two-lane, two-way section. It warns that the divided, multi-lane highway is ending and you are entering a two-lane road with traffic in both directions. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 50.

A: Only when turning, such as left into or out of a driveway or business entrance. Neither direction may cross double solid yellow lines except when turning (if safe); no passing is allowed. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 58.

D: Just after you pass through the intersection. If your turn is just past an intersection, wait until you've cleared the intersection to signal, so others don't think you're turning at it. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 72.

D: Passing on the side where the plow is spraying snow. Never pass on the side where the plow is throwing snow; the force can push your car out of control. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Snow Removal Equipment, page 110.

B: Use a lower gear. Use a lower gear to control speed down long hills; never coast in neutral or with the clutch disengaged. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Mountain Driving, page 107.

D: Left, right and to the rear, checking the right first. Look left, right and behind, checking right first, because a bicyclist could be coming up on your right side. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 99.

C: 55 mph. Up to 35 mph most tires grip a wet road; at 55 mph tires may lose all contact and hydroplane. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Rain & Hydroplaning, page 111.

B: Don't stop; move on as officers direct. When police or medical crews are already on scene, keep moving and follow officers' directions. Idaho Driver's Handbook: At the Scene of the Crash, page 120.

B: The permit is canceled and the 6-month period starts over with a new permit. The permit is canceled, you must reapply, and the minimum 6 months starts over. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Graduated Driver's License (GDL) Program, page 19.

B: Up to six months. A first DUI conviction can mean up to six months in jail, a fine of up to $1,000 and a 90-180 day suspension (one year if under 21). Idaho Driver's Handbook: Driving Under the Influence, page 132.

B: Red or blue emergency lights. Red or blue emergency lights are authorized only for emergency vehicles. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Equipment Not Allowed, page 42.

B: Merging traffic. Two lanes will become one; merging traffic must yield. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 50.

A: Left turns (or permitted U-turns) from either direction. Center lanes are reserved for left turns or permitted U-turns from either direction; you may not travel in them. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 58.