Hardest Illinois permit test questions

A: A six-hour Adult Driver Education Course from a Secretary of State certified provider. First-time applicants aged 18-20 who were never licensed and never completed driver education must complete a six-hour Adult Driver Education Course from a provider certified by the Secretary of State. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): First-Time Drivers — Age 18-20, page 18.

A: 90 days or before your old license expires, whichever comes first. New residents with a valid out-of-state license must get an Illinois license within 90 days or before that license expires, whichever comes first. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Exemptions, page 5.

A: 10 days. Illinois drivers must report an address change to the Secretary of State within 10 days of moving. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Changing the Name/Address on an Illinois Driver's License/ID Card, page 6.

B: Within 30 days. A corrected driver's license or ID card must be applied for within 30 days of a legal name change. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Changing the Name/Address on an Illinois Driver's License/ID Card, page 6.

C: Three months after the driver's 21st birthday. Licenses for drivers under 21 expire three months after the driver's 21st birthday. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driver's License/ID Card Renewal, page 8.

B: Every year. Drivers 87 and older must renew annually. Drivers aged 81-86 renew every two years, and most other drivers every four years. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driver's License/ID Card Renewal, page 8.

D: 10 days. You must tell the Secretary of State's office within 10 days of becoming aware of such a condition, or your license may be canceled. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Medical Report, page 9.

C: $20. The fee table lists the instruction permit at $20. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driver's License/State ID Card Fees, page 11.

B: Three attempts within one year of paying the application fee. Applicants get three attempts to pass each exam within one year from the date the application fee was paid. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Chapter 2: Driver's License Exams, page 13.

B: Fails and cannot retake the exam for 30 days. Anyone found cheating fails the exam and may not retake it for 30 days. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Cheating and Bribery, page 13.

A: A fine and at least seven days in jail. Taking any part of the exam for someone else is a criminal offense punishable by a fine and a mandatory minimum of seven days in jail. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Cheating and Bribery, page 13.

A: Daylight driving only. A driver with acuity between 20/41 and 20/70 is limited to daylight driving only. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Vision Screening, page 13.

A: At least 140 degrees. Applicants need at least 140 degrees of peripheral vision, with or without corrective lenses. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Vision Screening, page 13.

D: 87. Drivers aged 87 and older, and those turning 87 or older at renewal, must take a driving exam. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driving Exam, page 14.

D: About 50 feet. The driving exam includes backing about 50 feet slowly, straight and smoothly while turning your head right and watching to the rear. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driving Exam, page 15.

C: 17 years and 3 months. Applicants who are at least 17 years and 3 months old may apply for an instruction permit without taking driver education. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Obtaining an Instruction Permit, page 16.

D: Nine consecutive months. Drivers aged 15-17 must hold the permit for at least nine consecutive months before getting a license. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Obtaining an Instruction Permit, page 16.

C: 24 months. The instruction permit is valid for 24 months. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Obtaining an Instruction Permit, page 16.

B: A parent, guardian or responsible adult aged 21 or older with a valid license and at least one year of driving experience. The supervisor must be a parent, legal guardian or responsible adult aged 21 or older who has a valid license and at least one year of driving experience, sitting in the front passenger seat. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Obtaining an Instruction Permit, page 16.

C: 50 hours, including 10 at night. Drivers under 18 need at least 50 hours of supervised behind-the-wheel practice, including 10 hours at night, in addition to driver education. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Obtaining an Instruction Permit, page 16.

B: 30 hours classroom and 6 hours behind the wheel. Approved driver education courses include at least 30 hours of classroom study and six hours of behind-the-wheel training. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Chapter 3: Drivers Under Age 21, page 16.

B: 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.. On Friday and Saturday the GDL nighttime restriction runs from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. (local curfews may differ). Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Graduated Driver Licensing Program, page 18.

D: 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.. From Sunday through Thursday, permit holders and drivers in the Initial Licensing Phase may not drive between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. (local curfews may differ). Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Graduated Driver Licensing Program, page 18.

D: One. For the first 12 months of licensing, or until 18 if that comes first, the driver may carry only one passenger under 20, unless the passengers are siblings, stepsiblings, children or stepchildren. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Graduated Driver Licensing Program, page 18.

A: Under 19. Drivers under 19 may not use a wireless phone while driving, including hands-free, except to contact police, a health care provider or emergency services in an emergency. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Graduated Driver Licensing Program, page 18.

C: Six months. Drivers must keep a conviction-free record for six months before turning 18, or restrictions may extend past 18. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Graduated Driver Licensing Program, page 18.

C: One. A driver under 21 is limited to one court supervision for serious traffic offenses and must attend traffic safety school to get it. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Related Laws, page 19.

D: A minimum 30-day license suspension. Two or more moving-violation convictions within 24 months bring a minimum 30-day suspension for a driver under 21. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Related Laws, page 20.

C: Six months. A conviction brings at least a six-month suspension when the offense happened in a motor vehicle; court supervision brings a three-month suspension. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Related Laws, page 20.

C: Every eight years. Every driver must take a written exam every eight years, except drivers with no traffic convictions. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Written Exam, page 14.

D: A or B. Students who finish accredited classroom and behind-the-wheel driver education with a combined grade of A or B may be exempt from the SOS driving exam. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driver Education and the Cooperative Driver Testing Program, page 17.

D: Six months. The Vision Specialist Report from an optometrist, ophthalmologist or physician must be dated within six months of the facility visit. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Vision Screening, page 13.

D: 90 days. After payment and testing, the Secretary of State issues a temporary secure paper license valid for 90 days while the permanent card is mailed. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driver's License/ID Card Renewal, page 8.

C: 26,000 pounds. Class D holders may drive rental vehicles up to 26,000 pounds when moving their own or an immediate family member's personal property for non-business purposes within Illinois. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Chapter 1: Illinois Driver's License, page 4.

D: You acknowledge receiving the ticket. Signing a ticket only acknowledges that you received it; it is not an admission of guilt. Don't refuse to sign. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Proper Action When Stopped by Law Enforcement, page 21.

B: No, it is a violation. Holding the device while using speakerphone is not hands-free and violates Illinois law. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Distracted Driving, page 22.

A: While parked on the shoulder of the road. Handheld use is allowed only to report an emergency, while parked on the shoulder, or while stopped because traffic is obstructed with the vehicle in neutral or park. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Distracted Driving, page 22.

B: A single-sided headset or earpiece with a phone. Headsets are generally banned while driving, but a single-sided headset or earpiece used with a wireless phone is permitted. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Distracted Driving, page 22.

B: 10-12 inches. A distance of 10-12 inches between the driver and the air bag is desirable, especially for short, elderly or pregnant drivers. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Air Bag Safety, page 23.

C: 8. All children under 8 must be properly secured in an appropriate child safety restraint system, which includes booster seats. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Child Passenger Protection Act, page 23.

B: Weigh more than 40 pounds or are more than 40 inches tall. Children must ride rear-facing until age 2 unless they weigh more than 40 pounds or are taller than 40 inches. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Child Passenger Protection Act, page 24.

C: 65 mph. The default limit on highways with four lanes is 65 mph. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Speed Limits, page 24.

C: 55 mph. Other highways and rural areas have a default limit of 55 mph. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Speed Limits, page 24.

C: 30 mph. Unless posted otherwise, the limit in city and town areas is 30 mph. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Speed Limits, page 24.

B: 15 mph. The default speed limit in alleys is 15 mph. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Speed Limits, page 24.

B: 20 mph. In a school zone the limit is 20 mph on school days between 6:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. when children are present and signs are posted. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Speed Limits, page 24.

D: 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.. The 20 mph limit applies on school days between 6:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. when children are present and signs are posted. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Speed Limits, page 24.

A: 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Posted construction zone speed limits apply 24 hours a day, seven days a week, whether or not workers are present. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Construction Zones, page 25.

C: 500 feet. Illinois prohibits photography and wireless phone use within 500 feet of an emergency scene, except in certain circumstances. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Emergency/Maintenance Vehicles, page 25.

B: When a fire official in command permits it. You may not drive over fire hoses unless a fire official in command of the scene allows it. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Emergency/Maintenance Vehicles, page 25.

C: Finish the turn when it is safe. If you entered the intersection while the light was green, you may finish the left turn even though the light turns red. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Right of Way, page 26.

C: Traffic on the through road. A driver on the ending (terminating) road of a T intersection with no signs or signals must yield to traffic on the through road. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Right of Way, page 26.

D: Turn left after a complete stop, yielding to traffic and pedestrians. A left turn on red is allowed from a one-way street onto a one-way street moving left, after a complete stop and yielding the right of way. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Right of Way, page 26.

B: 200 feet. You must return to your lane before coming within 200 feet of an oncoming vehicle. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Passing, page 28.

C: No, it is against the law. Illinois law prohibits flashing turn signals as a courtesy or 'do pass' signal to other drivers. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Passing, page 28.

B: 100 feet. Passing is not allowed within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad crossing. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Passing, page 29.

C: Yes, all construction zones in Illinois are no-passing zones. All construction zones in Illinois are no-passing zones. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Passing, page 29.

D: Mainly when passing, with limited exceptions such as heavy traffic or an obstruction. You may not drive in the left lane except to pass, with exceptions such as no vehicle directly behind you, congestion, weather, an obstruction in the right lane, or yielding to emergency or construction vehicles. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Lane Usage, page 29.

C: At least 100 feet. In business or residential areas, signal continuously for at least 100 feet before turning. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Signaling, page 30.

C: At least 200 feet. In other areas, give the turn signal at least 200 feet before turning. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Signaling, page 30.

B: Straight ahead until you start the turn. Keep your front wheels pointed straight ahead while you wait, and turn them only when you actually start the left turn. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Turning, page 31.

C: At least 500 feet. Don't turn around on curves or hills unless you can see at least 500 feet in all directions. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): U-Turns, page 32.

D: When both vehicles are on a four-lane roadway and the bus is stopped in the opposite direction. You need not stop when both vehicles are on a four-lane roadway and the bus is stopped facing the opposite direction. Any other time you must stop. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): School Buses, page 32.

D: Yes. The stopping rule applies on any roadway, highway or private road, including any parking lot on school property. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): School Buses, page 33.

C: At least 200 feet. A school bus gives its warning at least 100 feet before stopping, or 200 feet in rural areas. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): School Buses, page 33.

D: License suspension, a mandatory $300 fine and community service. A conviction brings suspension of your license, a mandatory $300 fine and community service set by the court. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): School Buses, page 33.

A: The vehicle registration is suspended for three months. If the owner wasn't driving and doesn't give the State's Attorney the driver's name, the vehicle registration is suspended for three months. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): School Buses, page 33.

A: Within 15-50 feet. Stop within 15-50 feet of the crossing when there is a stop sign, flashing signal, lowered gate, flagger signal, or an approaching train. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Railroad Crossing, page 33.

A: At a 45-degree angle away from the tracks, toward the approaching train. Everyone should get out at once, call 911, and move away from the tracks at a 45-degree angle toward the train, so flying debris won't hit them. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Railroad Crossing, page 33.

D: On a blue sign on the crossing post near the tracks. The number is on the blue sign attached to the railroad crossing post near the tracks. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Railroad Crossing, page 34.

B: Before entering the sidewalk area. In urban areas you must stop completely before entering the sidewalk area. With no sidewalk, stop at the point nearest the street with a view of traffic. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Alleys/Driveways, page 34.

C: Toward the curb. When parked downhill with a curb, turn the wheels toward the curb so the vehicle would roll into it. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Hill Parking, page 34.

B: Away from the curb. When parked uphill with a curb, turn the front wheels away from the curb. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Hill Parking, page 34.

B: Toward the side of the road where you are parked. Without a curb, uphill or downhill, turn the wheels toward the side of the road where you are parked. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Hill Parking, page 34.

B: 12 inches. Park with the right-hand wheels parallel to and within 12 inches of the curb. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Parallel Parking, page 35.

D: No, the striped area is part of the reserved space and may not be used for parking. The striped access area is part of the reserved space. No vehicle may park there, even with a disability placard or plates. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Parking for Persons with Disabilities, page 35.

B: No closer than 15 feet. Standing or parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant is prohibited. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking, page 35.

C: 20 feet. You may not stand or park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway or a crosswalk at an intersection. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking, page 36.

A: No closer than 30 feet. Standing or parking within 30 feet of a STOP sign, YIELD sign or traffic control signal is prohibited. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking, page 36.

D: 50 feet. Parking within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing is prohibited. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking, page 36.

C: No, vehicles may not stop, park, idle or load passengers in a bike lane. Stopping, standing or parking in a marked, buffered or barrel-protected bike lane is prohibited. Vehicles may not drive, park, idle or pick up or drop off passengers there even when no cyclists are present. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking, page 35.

B: 200 feet. In an emergency you may stop only where there is a clear view of 200 feet in each direction; turn on your flashers and leave room for others to pass. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Prohibited Stopping, Standing, or Parking, page 35.

C: 75 feet or more. You may not play a sound system at a volume that can be heard 75 feet or more from a vehicle driven on a highway. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Additional Laws, page 36.

C: The pedestrian must give the right of way to drivers. When crossing anywhere other than a marked or unmarked crosswalk, pedestrians must yield to drivers, though drivers should still be ready to stop. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Pedestrians, page 40.

D: 120 seconds. If a red light doesn't turn green after 120 seconds, a motorcyclist may go through after yielding to oncoming traffic. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Stoplights, page 41.

D: At least three to four seconds. Allow at least three to four seconds behind a motorcycle so the rider has room to maneuver in an emergency. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Following and Stopping Distance, page 42.

A: The edge of your vehicle's side mirror. Pass slowly and leave at least 3 feet from the edge of your side mirror. If there isn't room, wait. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Bicycles — Manual, Gas or Electric Powered, page 43.

B: Two. Bicyclists may ride two abreast if they don't impede traffic. More than two abreast is prohibited except on paths set aside for bicycles. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Bicycles — Manual, Gas or Electric Powered, page 43.

D: 16. Class 3 e-bike riders must be at least 16. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Bicycles — Manual, Gas or Electric Powered, page 44.

B: 20 mph. A Class 1 e-bike assists only while the rider pedals and stops assisting at 20 mph. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Bicycles — Manual, Gas or Electric Powered, page 44.

B: Class L motorcycle license. A scooter under 150cc is a motor-driven cycle and requires a Class L license. 150cc or more is a motorcycle and requires Class M. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Scooters and Mopeds, page 44.

C: Any valid Illinois driver's license. A moped may be operated with any valid Illinois driver's license. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Scooters and Mopeds, page 44.

B: Blink your headlights. Blink your headlights when passing a truck to let the driver know, and finish the pass quickly so you don't stay alongside. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Large Vehicles, page 45.

C: 15 feet. Towing must use a drawbar, the distance between the vehicles should usually not exceed 15 feet, and the towed vehicle should be coupled with two chains or cables. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Disabled Vehicles, page 45.

D: Two hours. On an interstate, expressway or toll highway, police may have a vehicle towed after two hours; urban highways 10 hours; non-urban highways 24 hours. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Disabled Vehicles, page 45.

C: Streets posted at 30 mph or less. Low-speed vehicles, which have a top speed of 25 mph, may run on streets with a posted limit of 30 mph or less unless the municipality prohibits it. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Low-Speed Vehicles, page 45.

A: 5-20 mph. Slow-moving vehicles normally travel 5-20 mph, so you close in on them very quickly at highway speed. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Closing Speeds, page 46.

A: As high as possible; 500 feet. When lights are required, a flashing amber signal must be mounted as high as possible on the rear and be visible for 500 feet in sunlight. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Rear Light, page 46.

D: Yes, if your driving ability is impaired. You can be convicted of DUI with a BAC under .08% if your driving ability is impaired. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Blood-Alcohol Concentration (BAC)/Presence of Drugs, page 48.

C: 5 nanograms. It is illegal to drive with 5 nanograms or more of THC per milliliter of whole blood, or 10 nanograms or more per milliliter of other bodily substance. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Blood-Alcohol Concentration (BAC)/Presence of Drugs, page 48.

A: In a sealed, odor-proof, child-resistant container. Cannabis may be transported only in a sealed, odor-proof, child-resistant container, and no one may use cannabis in the vehicle. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Medical and Recreational Cannabis (Marijuana), page 48.

D: Six months. Failing a chemical test (BAC .08% or more, or the THC limits) brings a six-month suspension for a first offender. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Statutory Summary Suspension/Revocation Law, page 49.

A: One year. Refusing chemical testing brings a one-year suspension for a first offender. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Statutory Summary Suspension/Revocation Law, page 49.

A: Three years. A second offender's privileges are suspended for three years for refusal, or one year for failing the test. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Statutory Summary Suspension/Revocation Law, page 49.

C: 45 days. The temporary receipt allows driving for 45 days; the suspension begins on the 46th day after the notice date. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Statutory Summary Suspension/Revocation Law, page 49.

D: One year. A first DUI conviction results in at least a one-year revocation. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): DUI Conviction, page 50.

D: Five years. A second conviction within 20 years brings at least a five-year revocation; a third, 10 years; a fourth or later, lifetime. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): DUI Conviction, page 50.

A: Lifetime revocation. A fourth and any later DUI conviction results in lifetime revocation. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): DUI Conviction, page 50.

C: A BAC of .16% or more, or transporting a child under 16. DUI with a BAC of .16% or more, or while transporting a child under 16, may bring enhanced penalties. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): DUI Conviction, page 50.

A: Three years. A DUI conviction requires you to file Financial Responsibility (SR-22) Insurance for three years. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): DUI Conviction, page 50.

C: Two years. A driver under 21 convicted of DUI faces at least a two-year revocation for a first conviction. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Drivers Under Age 21, page 52.

B: Three months. Any trace of alcohol in a driver under 21 means a suspension of at least three months. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Drivers Under Age 21, page 52.

C: A felony. An offender who declines the program and is caught driving during the suspension is guilty of a felony. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID), page 50.

C: $1,500. A crash report is required for death, bodily injury, or property damage over $1,500. The threshold is $500 if any vehicle is uninsured. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Crash Reports, page 54.

B: $500. When any vehicle involved is uninsured, a report is required if property damage is more than $500. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Crash Reports, page 54.

A: 30 minutes. The handbook says a driver has 30 minutes to report a crash after it occurs, and police should be notified immediately. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Crash Reports, page 55.

A: A fine up to $2,500 and up to one year in jail. Failing to report a crash can bring a fine of up to $2,500 and up to one year in jail. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Crash Reports, page 55.

C: Revocation. For leaving the scene where death or injury occurred, the Secretary of State must revoke the license; for damage over $1,000, privileges are suspended. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Leaving the Scene of a Crash, page 55.

D: Loss of driving privileges for at least three months and a $100 reinstatement fee. Mandatory insurance convictions bring at least a three-month loss of driving privileges, a $100 reinstatement fee, and no driving permit. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Safety Responsibility Law, page 55.

D: An eight-hour defensive driving course. Drivers 55 and older may get a reduction in liability insurance by completing an eight-hour defensive driving course. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Crash Prevention Courses, page 56.

A: A suspension is a temporary loss of privileges; a revocation is an indefinite withdrawal. A suspension temporarily removes driving privileges, while a revocation withdraws them indefinitely; you may usually reapply after at least one year. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Revocation, page 58.

B: Three. Three traffic violation convictions within 12 months can lead to suspension; for drivers under 21 it's two within 24 months. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Suspension, page 60.

D: A driver under 21 with an alcohol concentration above 0.00 but below 0.08. Zero tolerance applies to drivers under 21 with an alcohol concentration greater than 0.00 but less than 0.08, and it leads to suspension. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Suspension, page 60.

D: License suspension. A second violation within two years for speeding in a construction zone when workers are present is grounds for suspension. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Suspension, page 60.

C: 18. An MDDP cannot be issued to anyone under 18. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Special Driving Permits, page 61.

B: Like a permanent STOP sign. A temporary STOP sign erected by highway authorities must be treated just like a permanent STOP sign. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Shapes of Signs, page 63.

D: Up to 750 feet. The round RR advance warning sign may be placed up to 750 feet before the crossing. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Railroad Crossings, page 81.

A: No passing zone. The yellow, three-sided pennant sign marks the beginning of a no-passing zone and is posted on the left side of the road. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Colors of Signs, page 64.

A: Traffic incidents such as crashes and natural disasters. Pink may be used for traffic incident signs warning of unplanned incidents such as crashes and natural disasters. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Colors of Signs, page 65.

B: Only authorized vehicles such as police, ambulances and snow plows. Those openings are only for authorized vehicles such as police cars, ambulances, snow plows and maintenance equipment. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): No U-Turn, page 66.

D: Right turns on red, and left turns on red from one one-way street to another. NO TURN ON RED prohibits a right turn on a red light, and a left turn on red at intersecting one-way streets. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): No Turn on Red, page 67.

A: About 2 feet. A narrow bridge is generally 2 feet narrower than the approach pavement. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Narrow Bridge, page 71.

C: Use both lanes up to the lane reduction point and take turns merging there. In congestion, use both lanes up to the reduction point and merge there, taking turns. When the road is not congested, merge into the open lane as early as possible. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Reduction in Lanes, page 71.

A: As early as possible. When the road isn't congested, merge into the open lane as early as possible. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Reduction in Lanes, page 71.

C: No, a driver may never leave the roadway to avoid a traffic signal. A driver may never leave the roadway to avoid a traffic signal. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Chapter 10: Traffic Signals and Pavement Markings, page 77.

A: Don't make the arrow's movement until a green arrow appears, except a right turn (or a left from one-way to one-way) after a full stop and yielding. A steady red arrow prohibits that movement until a green arrow appears. Exceptions: a right turn, or a left from a one-way onto a one-way moving left, after stopping completely and yielding. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Arrows, page 78.

B: You may turn in the arrow's direction after yielding to pedestrians and vehicles. A flashing yellow arrow lets you turn in that direction after yielding to pedestrians and vehicles in the intersection or crosswalk. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Arrows, page 78.

A: The lane signal is about to change to red; leave the lane safely. A yellow X means the lane signal is about to turn to a red X, so move out of the lane safely. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Lane Signals, page 78.

D: May continue to the sidewalk or safety island. A pedestrian who already started crossing during the steady walk signal may continue to a sidewalk or safety island; new pedestrians must not start. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Pedestrian Traffic Signals, Walk Lights, and Crossings, page 78.

C: Crossing is prohibited. Double solid white lines separate lanes moving in the same direction, and crossing them is prohibited. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): White Lane Lines, page 79.

C: Crossing requires special care and is discouraged. A single solid white line between same-direction lanes means crossing requires special care and is discouraged. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): White Lane Lines, page 79.

C: Yes, to turn left into or from an alley, private road, driveway or street. Double solid yellow lines mark the center of the road, and you may cross them to turn left into or from an alley, private road, driveway or street. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Yellow Center Lines, page 79.

B: Yes, to finish a pass started before the zone began. When the solid yellow line is on your side, you may cross it to finish a pass you started before the no-passing zone began. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Yellow No Passing Lines, page 79.

B: 4 feet. The white stop line is usually 4 feet before the crosswalk in urban areas. Stop before any part of your vehicle crosses it. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): White Stop Line, page 80.

D: No, a left turn may not be made from any other lane. When a two-way left turn lane is provided, you may not make a left turn from any other lane. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Two-Way Left Turn Lanes, page 80.

A: Solid yellow. Solid yellow lines mark the left edge of divided roads; solid white lines mark the right edge. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Edge Lines, page 79.

C: On a sign below the crossbuck. If the crossing has more than one track, the number of tracks is on a sign below the crossbuck. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Railroad Crossings, page 81.

C: 243 feet. At 55 mph a vehicle travels about 81 feet per second, so three seconds is about 243 feet. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Following Distances, page 83.

C: It quadruples. Doubling your speed quadruples your vehicle's stopping distance. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Vehicle Speed, page 84.

A: Pull off the roadway and stop. If fog is too dense, pull off the roadway and stop. The handbook warns against creeping along at 5-10 mph. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Fog, page 84.

B: Your windshield wipers are in use. Illinois law requires headlights whenever you are using your windshield wipers. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Rain, page 85.

C: 500 feet. Dim bright lights 500 feet before meeting an oncoming vehicle and 300 feet before passing a vehicle you are following. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Night Driving, page 87.

B: 300 feet. Bright lights must be dimmed 300 feet before passing a vehicle, and 500 feet before meeting an oncoming one. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Night Driving, page 87.

D: When objects 1,000 feet away cannot be seen. Besides sunset to sunrise and whenever rain, snow or fog require wipers, headlights should also be used when you cannot see objects 1,000 feet away. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Required Equipment, page 92.

A: Ease off the gas or brakes and steer in the direction of the skid until you regain traction. Ease off the gas or brakes, steer into the direction of the skid until you regain traction, then straighten the vehicle. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Skidding, page 87.

D: The back seat area. If the vehicle sinks, move to the back seat area where an air pocket usually forms, take a breath and exit through a rear window if possible. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Water Crashes, page 88.

C: 50 feet. Land on both feet and hop or shuffle with your arms close to your body for 50 feet away from the vehicle. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Electricity, page 88.

B: You will lose power steering or the ability to steer. Turning off the ignition will cost you the power steering or the ability to steer. Ease off the gas, use flashers and brake very gently. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Equipment Failure, page 89.

B: Pull to the right shoulder, stay in the vehicle with your seat belt on, use hazard lights and call *999 or 911. On the Tollway, pull far to the right, stay inside with your seat belt on, turn on hazards, call *999 or 911, and wait for help. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Stranded Motorists' Safety Protocols, page 90.

D: Stay in the vehicle with your seat belt on, turn on hazards and call 911. On high-capacity roads, remain in the vehicle with your seat belt on, turn on hazards, call 911 and wait for responders. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Stranded Motorists' Safety Protocols, page 90.

B: 30 feet. The foot brake must stop a vehicle traveling 20 mph within 30 feet; the parking brake must do it within 55 feet. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Required Equipment, page 92.

C: 200 feet. Vehicles must have a horn that can be heard from 200 feet. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Required Equipment, page 92.

C: 500 feet. Vehicles must have two red taillights visible for 500 feet from behind. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Required Equipment, page 92.

D: None, except a 6-inch strip along the top. Tinted windows are not allowed on the front windshield, except a 6-inch strip along the entire top. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Required Equipment, page 92.

B: 200 feet. One rearview mirror is required that lets you see at least 200 feet behind your car. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Required Equipment, page 92.

B: Mark it with a red flag. Loads extending 4 feet or more to the rear need a red flag during the day and a red light visible for 500 feet at night or in poor visibility. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Restricted Equipment, page 93.

C: $25,000. Illinois minimum liability limits are $25,000 for one person, $50,000 for more than one person, and $20,000 for property damage. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Mandatory Insurance, page 98.

C: $20,000. The minimum property damage liability coverage in Illinois is $20,000. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Mandatory Insurance, page 98.

C: The seller removes and keeps them. In Illinois, plates stay with the owner, not the vehicle. The seller removes and keeps them. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): License Plate Requirements, page 96.

C: 90 days. A Temporary Registration Permit is valid for 90 days from issuance and is displayed like a rear plate. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Temporary Registration Permit, page 96.