Louisiana OMV permit practice test 7

B: Fire zone restrictions. Red indicates fire zone restrictions; white short stops; yellow loading; blue accessibility. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Parking, page 75.

C: It doesn't matter; it's the amount of alcohol that enters the blood. Beer, wine and liquor all impair you; what matters is how much alcohol gets into your bloodstream. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Alcohol, page 127.

A: Remove vehicles from the roadway to the nearest soft shoulder. The campaign reminds drivers to get vehicles out of the travel lanes to the nearest soft shoulder, which eases congestion and helps prevent secondary crashes. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Unattended motor vehicles, page 126.

B: One. In the 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. window, the limit is one passenger under age 21 from outside the driver's immediate family. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Stage 2: Intermediate License, page 12.

A: The reduced school limit applies only when the lights are flashing. The reduced school-zone limit is required only when flashing; otherwise obey the roadway's speed limit. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Traffic Signs, page 32.

B: Moving from lane to lane is hazardous; cross only with great care. Single solid white lines indicate lane changes are hazardous; the wider the line, the greater the hazard. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Lane Markings, page 40.

B: Edge forward slowly until you can see. Edge forward slowly so crossing drivers can see the front of your vehicle and warn you if needed. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Looking and Scanning Ahead, page 67.

A: The other driver turned in front of the motorcyclist. Over two-thirds of car/motorcycle collisions result from the other driver turning in front of the motorcyclist. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 86.

D: Components like airbags, seat belts and the vehicle structure that protect occupants during a crash. Active safety helps prevent a crash; passive safety (airbags, belts, structure) protects occupants during one. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Other Vehicle Safety Features, page 47.

D: When the complete front of the passed vehicle is visible in your rearview mirror. Stay in the passing lane until the whole front of the passed vehicle shows in your rearview mirror; then signal and move back. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Safety Tips on Passing, page 78.

D: Only in dense fog or similar conditions that seriously reduce visibility. A rear fog light should only be used in dense fog or similar hazards with seriously reduced visibility, and switched off when visibility improves. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Night Driving, page 80.

C: Only short stops are permitted. White indicates that only short stops are permitted. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Parking, page 75.

C: Six months. Maximum penalties for a first DWI include six months in jail, a $1,025 fine plus court costs, and loss of license for 1 year. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Penalty for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), page 129.

D: Notify the police, try to find the owner, and leave a note with your name, address and phone number. Notify the police and attempt to locate the owner; leave a note where the owner will see it. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Collision, page 125.

C: At least 80%. To move up to the intermediate license, you must score 80% or better on the road skills test. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Stage 2: Intermediate License, page 12.

B: No more than 200 feet. You must not drive more than 200 feet in a shared center left-turn-only lane. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Traffic Signs, page 32.

D: Crossing is prohibited. Double solid white lines separate two lanes going the same way, and crossing them is prohibited; most common on interstates. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Lane Markings, page 40.

B: Its small profile makes it seem farther away and slower. The motorcycle's narrow silhouette may make it appear farther away and slower than it really is. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 86.

B: At least 1/16 of an inch. Ensure tires have at least 1/16 of an inch of tread depth. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Preparing to Drive, page 49.

A: Slow a little and move as far right as you safely can. Slow your speed a little and move to the right as far as you safely can. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Safety Tips on Passing, page 78.

C: Only when there is a need. Do not drive with your emergency flashers on unless there is a need. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Night Driving, page 80.

B: Safe loading and unloading of equipment and access for people with disabilities. The access aisle allows safe loading/unloading of equipment; blocking it, even with carts or motorcycles, is a violation. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Parking, page 75.

B: One year (365 days). A first DWI conviction can bring loss of license for 1 year (365 days). Class D & E Driver's Guide: Penalty for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), page 129.

A: Only if there is immediate life-threatening danger. Don't move an injured person unless there's immediate life-threatening danger; don't give fluids. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Collision, page 126.

B: 17th. The intermediate license must be maintained until the seventeenth birthday. Class D & E Driver's Guide: Stage 2: Intermediate License, page 12.