Idaho ITD DMV permit practice test 8

A: Arm and hand extended upward out the window. Right: arm and hand extended upward out the window. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 72.

C: Slow down and let it pass. If someone is tailgating you, slow down and let them go around. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Keep a Space Cushion, page 80.

D: Sound your horn. Tap your horn as you approach a curve on a narrow road when you can't see around it. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Mountain Driving, page 107.

B: Yes, in the dashed line area after checking for bicyclists. The dashed area lets right-turning drivers merge into the bike lane after checking for bicyclists, which keeps bikes from coming up on your right. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 100.

C: Keep a steady speed in a straight line and slowly take your foot off the gas. Maintain a steady speed in a straight line, ease off the gas, and don't stop or turn quickly until tires grip again. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Rain & Hydroplaning, page 111.

C: $1,500. You must report to police any crash with injury or property damage over $1,500. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Crashes & the Law, page 121.

C: 30 hours classroom, 6 hours observation and 6 hours behind the wheel. Approved driver training has 30 hours classroom, 6 hours observing other students in the car, and 6 hours behind the wheel. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Driver Training, page 19.

C: A felony. Three or more convictions within 10 years is a felony with mandatory jail and a 1-5 year suspension. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Driving Under the Influence, page 132.

A: October 1 to April 30 (ITD may adjust dates for weather). Studded tires are legal only from October 1 through April 30, though ITD sometimes shifts these dates because of weather. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Equipment Not Allowed, page 42.

A: On the left side of the road. The pennant-shaped sign is on the left-hand side of the road, in addition to DO NOT PASS signs or markings. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 52.

A: Drive within them and cross only when it's safe to change lanes. Drive within the lines, never straddle them, and cross only when it's safe to change lanes. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 59.

C: Bicycles approaching from the right. Bicyclists can come up on your right between your car and the curb, so check for them before turning, and don't swing wide. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 73.

A: The cab of the truck in your rear-view mirror. Keep a steady speed and make sure you can see the cab in your rear-view mirror before merging back. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Large Vehicles, page 105.

D: Safely move the vehicle to a shoulder, median or emergency lane. Anyone in a crash on an interstate or major divided highway without death or injury must safely move the vehicle out of traffic. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Crashes & the Law, page 121.

B: Some narrow roads require it for safety, where it's unsafe for a driver to pass. Some streets require bicyclists to occupy the lane; be patient and don't follow too closely. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 100.

B: Two feet. Two feet of fast-moving water is enough to sweep a vehicle away; just six inches can knock a person down. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Flash Floods, page 112.

D: Protects you from civil liability if you help in good faith. Idaho's Good Samaritan Law shields you from civil liability when you help in good faith at a crash. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Crashes & the Law, page 121.

D: A parent or legal guardian (or a spouse 18+ if the applicant is married). A parent or legal guardian signs and assumes legal responsibility; a married applicant's spouse 18+ may sign. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Liability Signer (If Under 18), page 26.

B: An interlock device is required in any vehicle you drive unless the court orders otherwise. If convicted of DUI, you must have an ignition interlock in any vehicle you drive unless the court orders otherwise; you pay the costs. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Ignition Interlock Device, page 127.

C: A red flag at least 18 inches square. Loads extending 4 feet or more must have a red flag at least 18 inches square; at night a red light visible 500 feet. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Other Laws You Need to Know, page 43.

A: Check your brakes before going down the steep hill. The Hill sign warns of a steep downgrade; check your brakes before going down. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 52.

C: Lane changes are prohibited. Lane changes are prohibited where double solid white lane lines are present. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 59.

A: Remain in their lane of travel until after completing the turn. A driver turning left has to stay in the same lane all the way through the turn. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 73.

B: Reach across your body with your opposite hand so you turn and look for bicyclists. Reaching across with the opposite hand turns you toward the mirror and over your shoulder to check for bicyclists. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 101.

A: Seven. Idaho averages seven flash floods a year, usually during or right after a severe thunderstorm. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Flash Floods, page 112.