Illinois Secretary of State permit practice test 12

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.

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.

B: Change lanes away from it if safe, otherwise slow down. Illinois law requires changing lanes away from a disabled vehicle with hazard lights if safe; if not, slow down and don't speed up until well past. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Disabled Vehicles, page 45.

D: A flagger working close to traffic ahead; slow down and obey their signals. The flagger sign warns of a flagger ahead. Slow down, be ready to obey the flagger's signals, and stop if told to. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Flagger, page 73.

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: 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.

B: The vehicle is a slow-moving vehicle. The slow-moving vehicle emblem means the vehicle is moving slowly. Slow down and pass only when it is safe and legal. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Other Special Signs, page 74.

D: Any driving infractions, underage alcohol convictions or court supervisions. Permit holders must not get any driving infractions, underage alcohol convictions or court supervisions during the nine-month permit phase. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Graduated Driver Licensing Program, page 18.

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.

D: Like a yield sign: yield to trains and railroad equipment. A crossbuck is treated as a yield sign: yield to any oncoming trains and railroad equipment. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Railroad Crossings, page 81.

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.

A: Sound your horn. Never sound your horn near a horse or other livestock; the noise may frighten the animal and cause a crash. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Horseback Riders, page 47.

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: The parent or legal guardian who gave the original consent. The parent or legal guardian who gave initial consent can have the minor's license canceled at any time before the driver turns 18. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Parental Responsibility, page 19.

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.

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.

B: A visitor with a valid license from their home state or country. Visitors or people driving through Illinois with a valid license from their home state or country are exempt. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Exemptions, page 5.

A: A school bus. Drivers under 21 may not drive a school bus, a for-hire vehicle carrying more than 10 passengers, a commuter van, a religious organization bus, a senior transport vehicle or a child care vehicle. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Age Restrictions — Drivers 16-21, page 5.

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: Identifying traffic signs by shape, color or symbol. The basic written exam asks you to identify signs by shape, color or symbol, identify signals and pavement markings, and answer multiple-choice and true-false questions on laws and safety. 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: Use an alley on the left side of the street, then back out and stay on your side. The turnabout uses an alley on the left: signal left, turn into the alley, back out and stay on your side of the street. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driving Exam, page 15.

A: Only the examiner. Only the examiner may be with you during the driving exam; children and pets are not allowed in the vehicle. Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 (DSD A 112): Driving Exam, page 14.