Indiana BMV permit practice test 2

A: The Emergency Notification System number on the blue sign at the crossing. Immediately call the ENS number on the blue sign, then call 911. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Safety at Railroad Crossings, page 54.

C: About 50 percent more. Cars and light trucks use about 50 percent more fuel at 75 mph than at 55 mph. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Fuel Economy, page 47.

B: About 45 degrees. Reverse slowly with the wheel sharply right until the vehicle is at about a 45-degree angle. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Parking and Reversing — Parallel Parking, page 59.

C: 16. Applicants 16 or older may get a learner's permit by meeting document, vision and knowledge exam requirements. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 1: Learner's Permits, page 8.

B: 180 days. A motorist who fails a chemical test faces a 180-day suspension. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 5: Suspensions — Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated, page 29.

A: Permitted movements, directions or guidance such as exits and distances. Green signs show permitted movements and guidance, like highway exits and distances to destinations. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 6: Traffic Sign Colors, page 32.

A: Stop; do not enter until the light turns green and the intersection is clear. A red light means stop; you may not enter until the light turns green and the intersection is clear. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 6: Traffic Signals — Driving through an Intersection, page 38.

A: Slow down and be prepared to stop for vehicles or pedestrians with the right of way. A yield sign means slow down and be prepared to stop for vehicles or pedestrians with the right of way. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 6: Traffic Signals — Approaching a Yield Sign, page 40.

A: No. Hand signals may be used if your lighted signals malfunction, but not on a driving skills exam. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Rules for Safe and Legal Turning — Signaling Intention to Turn, page 44.

A: When you can see the vehicle you passed in your rearview mirror. Stay in the passing lane until the car you passed shows up in your rearview mirror, then signal and move back. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Changing Lanes and Passing Other Vehicles — Passing Other Vehicles, page 43.

A: Passing other vehicles. Never use a center left-turn lane for passing other vehicles. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Turning Left from Specially-Designated Center Lanes, page 44.

A: Stop. You must stop when a flagger extends the flag horizontally into traffic; proceed only when directed. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Work Zones — Flagger Signals, page 52.

B: 60 mph. Unless signs say otherwise, the limit on a rural state divided highway is 60 mph. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Speed Limits — Rural Interstate Highway Speed Limits, page 45.

A: The ABS is working. Noise, vibration or increased pedal resistance indicates the ABS is working. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Braking and Following Distances — Skidding, page 47.

A: 100 feet behind and 100 feet in front, in the center of your lane. Place a lighted fuse, red lantern or reflector 100 feet behind and 100 feet in front in your lane, plus one about 10 feet away on the traffic side. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Truck Equipment Requirements — Warning Devices for Stopped Vehicles, page 62.

A: Up to 1 psi. Tires can lose up to 1 psi every month, so check them monthly or before a long trip. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Tire Pressure and Tread Depth, page 48.

A: Toward the curb. Facing downhill, turn your wheels toward the curb. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Parking and Reversing — Parallel Parking, page 59.

A: No earlier than three weeks before the class. The certificate must be dated no earlier than three weeks before the start of the class. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 1: Learner's Permits, page 8.

B: One year. Refusing a chemical test results in a one-year suspension. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 5: Suspensions — Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated, page 29.

A: Temporary traffic conditions such as construction and maintenance. Orange signs warn drivers of temporary conditions, often due to construction or maintenance. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 6: Traffic Sign Colors, page 32.

A: Turn only after yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic. A yellow flashing arrow means you may turn only after yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 6: Traffic Signals — Yellow Flashing Arrows for Turning Movements, page 39.

A: Brake to avoid hitting you. Yielding means traffic with the right of way never has to brake because you pulled in. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 6: Traffic Signals — Approaching a Yield Sign, page 40.

A: On an interstate highway. Never make a U-turn on an interstate, on a curve, or approaching the crest of a hill. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: U-Turns, page 44.

B: 100 feet. It is illegal to pass within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, viaduct or tunnel. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Changing Lanes and Passing Other Vehicles — Prohibited Passing, page 43.

A: Vehicles already on the interstate. Traffic already on the interstate has the right of way; merging drivers must yield to it. Indiana Driver's Manual: Chapter 7: Driving on Interstate Highways, page 51.