Idaho ITD DMV permit practice test 9

B: Pull over safely, turn off the ignition and radio, stay inside and keep your hands on the wheel. Stay calm, pull over, turn off the ignition and radio, stay in the vehicle and keep your hands visible on the wheel. Idaho Driver's Handbook: What to Expect and Do When Stopped by Law Enforcement, page 132.

C: The department cancels the driving credential. Until you turn 18, the parent or guardian who signed for you can take back consent at any time, and ITD will then cancel your credential. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Liability Signer (If Under 18), page 26.

D: Slower reaction time and impaired judgment of time and distance. The handbook says marijuana slows your reactions and impairs your judgment of time and distance. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Impaired Driving, page 131.

A: Failing to give full attention to safely operating your vehicle; you can be cited. You must give full attention to safe operation; failure to do so may result in a citation for inattentive driving. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Other Laws You Need to Know, page 43.

A: The railroad's phone number and the crossing number. It lists the railroad's phone number and the crossing number to report emergencies or warning device malfunctions. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Warning Signs, page 53.

A: An area designated for bicycle traffic only. It shows the area designated for bicycle traffic only; bicycles must travel the same direction as adjacent traffic. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 59.

B: On curves or near hilltops where you can't be seen within 500 feet, in no-passing zones, or where signs prohibit them. U-turns are illegal where posted, on curves or hills without 500 feet of visibility, or in a no passing zone. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 73.

C: No. Parking in bike lanes is not allowed; they are designated travel lanes for bicyclists. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Bicyclists, page 101.

A: Leave it immediately and seek higher ground. If your car stalls in rising water, get out right away and head for higher ground. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Flash Floods, page 112.

A: Upon first contact. Tell the officer about any weapon in the vehicle as soon as they first contact you. Idaho Driver's Handbook: What to Expect and Do When Stopped by Law Enforcement, page 133.

C: Verification of School Compliance (enrollment/attendance) or a diploma/GED. Drivers under 18 must show they are enrolled in and attending high school or an equivalent program, or that they have already graduated (diploma or GED). Idaho Driver's Handbook: Verification of School Compliance (VOC), page 26.

C: Enough to see the rear tires of the vehicle ahead where they touch the ground. Leave enough room to see the rear tires of the vehicle in front where they touch the ground. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Stopping Behind a Vehicle, page 71.

D: Motorist services. Blue guide signs point to motorist services; green ones give directions and distances, and brown ones mark cultural, historical or scenic sites. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Guide Signs, page 53.

A: Yield to the bicyclist. Both users must be aware; if a bike is already there, right-turning drivers must yield. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 59.

D: A U-turn is prohibited. Solid center-line markings mean you may not make a U-turn there. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Turns, page 74.

C: About one-half. Around half of motorcycle crashes involve a collision with another motor vehicle. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Motorcycles, page 103.

C: At least three times sooner. On slick winter roads, begin slowing at least three times earlier than usual for turns and stops. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Winter Driving, page 113.

C: 30 days. Idaho requires you to report a new address to ITD no later than 30 days after you move. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Address Change, page 29.

B: Look in front and behind it for a child or obstacle. Always look in front and back of your vehicle to see if there's a child or obstacle you might run over. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Starting Out, page 87.

C: Red-and-white are permanent; orange-and-white are temporary. Red-and-white barricades are permanent and orange-and-white ones are temporary, but both tell drivers the same thing. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Barricades, page 54.

D: Where vehicles and bicycles cross each other's paths. Green paint marks the conflict area where cars and bicycles cross paths, so drivers should expect bikes there. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Green Pavement in Bicycle Lanes, page 60.

B: Look, and then look again, to be sure of its speed. Look twice before turning left, and make sure you've spotted the motorcycle and judged its speed. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Motorcycles, page 103.

D: They are exposed on their undersides and lack ground warmth. Bridges and overpasses are exposed underneath and deprived of ground warmth, so ice forms sooner and lasts longer. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Winter Driving, page 113.

A: Up to 25 months before expiration. Once you are 21 or older you can renew in person as early as 25 months ahead of expiration (not available to CDL holders with a hazmat endorsement). Idaho Driver's Handbook: Renewals, page 30.

B: Check mirrors, signal 5 seconds or 100 feet, glance over your shoulder, move gradually, cancel the signal. The five steps are: check mirrors, signal for 5 seconds or 100 feet, look over your shoulder toward where you're moving, move smoothly once it's safe, and cancel the signal. Idaho Driver's Handbook: Starting Out, page 87.