Hardest Maryland permit test questions

B: At least 20/40 in each eye. Applicants must have binocular vision, visual acuity of at least 20/40 in each eye and a continuous field of vision of at least 140 degrees. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 1: A. Vision Screening, page 7.

C: At least 140 degrees. The vision standard includes a continuous field of vision of at least 140 degrees. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 1: A. Vision Screening, page 7.

C: 25. There are 25 questions on the knowledge test. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 1: B. Knowledge Test, page 7.

C: 20 minutes. You have 20 minutes to take the knowledge test. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 1: B. Knowledge Test, page 7.

A: At least a half tank. The test vehicle must be safe, have no windshield cracks that affect your view, and have at least a half tank of gas. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 1: C. Driving Skills Test, page 8.

C: Yes, it applies to people of all ages who have never had a license. GLS applies to anyone who has never had a driver's license, of all eligible ages. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: A. Rookie Driver/Graduated Licensing System, page 9.

B: Up to 2 years. The Type 1 Learner's Instructional Permit lasts up to 2 years. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 9.

B: 15 years and 9 months. Applicants younger than 25 must be at least 15 years and 9 months old. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 9.

C: 60. Applicants under 25 must practice at least 60 hours with a supervising driver. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

B: At least 10. At least 10 practice hours must be between 30 minutes before sunset and 30 minutes after sunrise. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

A: At least 14. Applicants 25 and older must complete at least 14 practice hours, at least 3 of them at night. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

D: 45 days. Applicants 25 and older must have the permit for at least 45 days. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

C: 9 months. If you are under 18, you must hold the permit for at least 9 months without a violation. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

B: 3 months. Ages 19 to 24 (and 18 with a diploma or GED) must hold the permit at least 3 months without a violation. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

B: 9 months. At any age, a moving violation conviction or PBJ means holding the permit at least 9 months after the most recent one. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: B. Learner's Instructional Permit, page 10.

C: 18 months. You must have a provisional license for at least 18 months before getting a regular driver's license. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: C. Provisional License, page 10.

A: The co-signer, by written request to the MVA. The co-signer may cancel a minor's license by a written request to the MVA's Administrative Adjudication Division; it stays canceled until 18 unless a new co-signer signs. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: F. Co-Signer Cancellation of a Minor's License, page 11.

C: A three-hour roadway safety driving education program. Out-of-country license holders must also complete an MVA-approved three-hour roadway safety driving education program. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: G. Out-of-Country Licenses, page 11.

C: At least 5 times. If the test is offered in your language, you must take it at least 5 times before using an interpreter. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 2: H. Equity for All Customers, page 12.

C: 3 to 4 seconds. The MVA recommends a minimum following distance of 3 to 4 seconds under ideal conditions. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 3: D. Following Distance, page 15.

D: 4 or 5 seconds or more. Increase to four or five seconds, and possibly more, behind vehicles that stop often. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 3: D. Following Distance, page 15.

B: 100 feet. You may not pass when crossing or within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad grade crossing. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 3: I. Passing, page 16.

B: 100 feet. You may not pass when your view is obstructed as you come within 100 feet of a bridge, elevated road or tunnel. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 3: I. Passing, page 16.

D: Come to a complete stop and remain stopped while the arrow is red. At a steady red arrow, stop and remain stopped as long as the red arrow is shown if you want to go that direction. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: A. Traffic Signals: 4. Steady Red Arrow Signal, page 18.

B: Come to a complete stop anyway, and proceed when the light stops flashing and the way is clear. At a railroad crossing you must stop completely at a flashing red signal even if you don't see a train. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: A. Traffic Signals: 7. Flashing Red Signal, page 18.

B: Move out of the lane as soon as you safely can. A steady yellow X means move out of the lane as soon as you can do so safely. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: A. Traffic Signals: 10. Lane Use Signals, page 18.

C: You can use the lane for a left turn, likely shared with oncoming left-turners. A flashing yellow X or two-way left-turn arrows mean the lane may be used for left turns, probably shared with vehicles from the opposite direction. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: A. Traffic Signals: 10. Lane Use Signals, page 18.

B: Stop, then proceed with caution. For drivers, a flashing red at the crosswalk signal means stop, then proceed with caution. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: A. Traffic Signals: Crosswalk Signals, page 19.

C: Emergency traffic incidents. Fluorescent pink signs are used for emergency traffic incidents. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: One Way signs and signs that change messages. Black is used for One Way signs and signs that change messages. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: Recreation and cultural interest areas and National Forest Routes. Trapezoid signs mark recreation and cultural interest areas and National Forest Routes. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

C: Every mile. Mile marker signs are located every mile on interstate highways. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Other Traffic Sign Types, page 23.

B: The edges of reversible lanes. Double broken yellow lines mark the edges of reversible lanes. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

B: Traffic goes the same direction and you are not allowed to change lanes. Double solid white lines separate same-direction lanes where lane changes are not allowed, such as next to HOV lanes. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

C: Yes. Passing isn't allowed across double solid yellow lines, but you may turn left across them, such as into a driveway. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

B: Solid yellow lines on the outside and broken yellow lines on the inside. Two-way left turn lanes have solid yellow lines on the outside and broken lines on the inside. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

D: Yellow. Yellow markings divide opposite-direction traffic and should always be on your left, never on your right. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: A. Driving in Reduced Visibility, page 27.

C: 1,000 feet. You must turn on headlights any time there isn't enough light to clearly see at least 1,000 feet ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: A. Driving in Reduced Visibility, page 27.

C: At least 500 feet. Change to low beams at least 500 feet before reaching oncoming vehicles. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: A. Driving in Reduced Visibility, page 27.

B: 300 feet or less. Change to low beams when following a vehicle that is 300 feet or less in front of you. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: A. Driving in Reduced Visibility, page 27.

B: Chains, snow tires or radial tires. Use chains, snow tires or radial tires on designated snow emergency routes when a snow emergency is declared. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: D. Driving in Inclement Weather: Driving on Snow/Ice, page 29.

D: In the direction you are skidding. Steer in the direction you are skidding and look where you want the vehicle to go. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: E. Skidding, page 29.

A: Speed cameras are active. Flashing blue lights mean the work zone speed cameras are active. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: H. Work Zone Safety, page 31.

C: The work zone is active and workers are present. Flashing amber/yellow lights mean an active work zone with workers present. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: H. Work Zone Safety, page 31.

A: Highway maintenance vehicles or service equipment. Flashing green lights may be found on highway maintenance vehicles or service equipment in and before work zones. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: H. Work Zone Safety, page 31.

B: After you pass the exit before the one you plan to take. Stay in your lane, signal right and move to the outside lane after you pass the exit before the one you plan to take. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: I. Traffic Circles (Roundabouts), page 31.

A: No, you don't need to wait if there is no traffic in it. You do not need to wait to enter the traffic circle if there is no traffic in it. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: I. Traffic Circles (Roundabouts), page 31.

C: Yes, if it is part of the procession with its lights on. You may go through a red signal if you are part of a funeral procession with your lights on. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: K. Funeral Processions, page 32.

C: Yield until all procession vehicles have passed, unless you can proceed without crossing its path. Other vehicles must yield to a funeral procession, even on green, until it has passed. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: K. Funeral Processions, page 32.

B: 25 mph or less. The slow-moving sign shows the vehicle is going 25 miles per hour or less. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: L. Slow Moving Vehicles, page 32.

D: Use your emergency flashers to warn drivers behind you. If you must follow a slower vehicle, use your emergency flashers to warn others coming up behind you. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: L. Slow Moving Vehicles, page 32.

C: Yes, if their judgment and coordination are impaired. Your judgment and coordination may be impaired at a much lower BAC, which could result in criminal charges. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving, page 33.

B: License suspended or revoked, and a charge for violating the alcohol restriction. Under 21, drinking any alcohol is illegal; the license will be suspended or revoked and the driver could be charged with violating the alcohol restriction. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving, page 33.

A: Yes. A six-pack with open, empty or missing bottles or cans can be considered an open container. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving, page 33.

D: Double your fine and jail time. A judge can double your fine and jail time if a child was in your vehicle. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving: Driving with Children, page 34.

C: Distracted driving. Distracted driving causes more crashes reported to police than anything else. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: C. Distracted Driving, page 34.

B: No; under 18, no cell phone use even hands-free, except a 911 emergency call. Drivers under 18 may not use a cell phone while driving, even hands-free, except to call 911. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: C. Distracted Driving: Cell Phones, page 35.

B: One-third. One-third of fatal crashes are caused by distracted driving. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 6: Be the Focused Driver, page 36.

C: 90 percent. About 90 percent of Maryland drivers and passengers wear their seat belt; the goal is 100 percent. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: Be the Buckled Up Driver, page 26.

C: Yes. Most intersections have a crosswalk even if it is not marked. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: A. Pedestrian Right-of-Way: Crossing at Crosswalks, page 37.

C: No, unless it stops or a police officer tells you to. You may not pass an emergency vehicle using its signals unless it stops or an officer directs you. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: B. Emergency Vehicles, page 37.

C: 80,000 pounds. Fully loaded trucks can weigh more than 80,000 pounds and take the length of a football field to stop. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: C. Large Trucks and Buses, page 38.

D: The length of a football field. Fully loaded trucks take the length of a football field to stop. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: C. Large Trucks and Buses, page 38.

A: Four. There are four large blind spots around trucks called no zones. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: C. Large Trucks and Buses: No-Zones, page 38.

C: Three lanes. The right-side blind spot runs the length of the trailer and extends out three lanes. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: C. Large Trucks and Buses: No-Zones, page 38.

C: At least 20 feet. Stop at least 20 feet from the back of the bus if behind it, or 20 feet from its front if meeting it. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: D. School Buses, page 38.

B: On a multiple-lane road divided by a physical barrier, with the bus on the other side. If you are on a multi-lane road divided by a physical barrier and the bus is on the other side, do not stop. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: D. School Buses, page 39.

B: Six times. A motorcyclist is six times more likely than a car driver to be hurt in a crash. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: E. Motorcycles, page 39.

D: On interstate highways and toll bridges and tunnels. Expect bicyclists on all roads except interstate highways and bridges and tunnels with tolls. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: F. Bicycles: Expect Bicyclists on the Road, page 40.

B: 3 feet. Leave at least 3 feet between your vehicle and the bicycle, even if it's in a bike lane or on the shoulder. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: F. Bicycles: Pass with Care - Give Bikes at Least 3 Feet, page 40.

C: 50 mph or less. Mopeds and scooters may be ridden on any road with a posted maximum of 50 mph or less. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: G. Mopeds and Scooters, page 41.

A: As fast as 35 mph. Experienced bicyclists often ride very fast, as fast as 35 mph, and may be closer than you think. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: F. Bicycles: Be Careful at Intersections, Bridges and Driveways, page 41.

C: 40%. When used properly, ADAS technologies prevent 40% of crashes. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: H. Understanding Vehicle Technologies, page 42.

D: No, call 911 and do not move the vehicles. With injuries, stay at the scene, call 911 immediately and do not move the vehicles. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: A. Crashes, page 43.

B: Move it off the road as close as possible to the crash site. If there are no injuries and your vehicle can move, move it off the road near the crash site. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: A. Crashes, page 43.

C: 10 years and $10,000. Leaving the scene of a fatal crash is a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: A. Crashes, page 43.

C: License revoked and up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Your license will be revoked and you could face up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: A. Crashes, page 43.

B: Immediately call the police. If you hit and injure a domestic animal, you must immediately call the police. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: A. Crashes, page 44.

B: In the triangular painted zones where a ramp exits the road. Never stop or park in the triangular painted zones where a ramp exits the road. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: B. Roadside Emergencies, page 44.

C: Any vehicle stopped, standing or parked on the road with its lights flashing. You must move over when approaching any vehicle stopped, standing or parked on a road with its lights flashing. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: D. Move Over Law, page 45.

A: $110 fine and 1 point. Violating the law is a misdemeanor: a $110 fine and one point. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: D. Move Over Law, page 45.

B: $150 fine and 3 points. If the violation causes a crash, it's a $150 fine and three points. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: D. Move Over Law, page 45.

C: $750 fine and 3 points. With death or serious injury, the penalty is a $750 fine and three points. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: D. Move Over Law, page 45.

A: The car driver. When there is a crash involving a car and a motorcycle, the car driver is at fault more than half the time. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: E. Motorcycles, page 39.

D: 151 days. Provisional drivers under 18 may not drive unsupervised with passengers under 18 for the first 151 days unless they are immediate family. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: A. Restrictions: Passenger Restriction, page 47.

B: Midnight to 5 a.m.. For provisional licensees under 18, unsupervised driving between midnight and 5 a.m. is allowed only for a job, an organized volunteer program, an official school activity, or an athletic event or training. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: A. Restrictions: Nighttime Restriction, page 47.

B: Yes, driving to or from an official school activity is an exception. Driving to or from an official school activity is one of the exceptions to the midnight-to-5 a.m. restriction for provisional licensees under 18. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: A. Restrictions: Nighttime Restriction, page 47.

B: Those under 18. The manual lists the wireless device restriction among the restrictions for graduated license holders under 18; it also says drivers under 18 may not use a cell phone even hands-free, except to call 911. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: A. Restrictions: Wireless Device Restriction, page 47.

B: On a road or private property used by the public. Driving or attempting to drive on a road or private property used by the public means you consent to testing. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: B. Drug and Alcohol Test - Implied Consent, page 47.

C: A drug recognition expert. A police officer may have a drug recognition expert request that you submit to a blood test. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: B. Drug and Alcohol Test - Implied Consent, page 47.

D: When the MVA receives your license. Suspension or revocation periods begin when the MVA receives your license. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: D. Administrative Actions, page 48.

B: Cancellation. Cancellation is more severe than suspension or revocation; the privilege is terminated and not reinstated. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: D. Administrative Actions, page 48.

D: Completing a driver improvement program. The first offense requires completing a driver improvement program. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: E. Penalties: Penalties for Minors, page 49.

C: A 30-day suspension followed by a 90-day employment and education only restriction. A second offense brings a 30-day suspension and a 90-day restriction to employment and education driving. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: E. Penalties: Penalties for Minors, page 49.

B: A 180-day suspension, a young driver improvement program and a 180-day restriction. A third offense means a 180-day suspension, a young driver improvement program and a 180-day employment and education restriction. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: E. Penalties: Penalties for Minors, page 49.

C: License revoked; must pass all licensing tests to get it back. Four or more offenses result in revocation, and you must pass all licensing tests again. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: E. Penalties: Penalties for Minors, page 49.

C: A 30-day suspension. For adults on a provisional license, the second offense is a 30-day suspension. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: E. Penalties: Penalties for Adults, page 49.

D: A new 18-month conviction-free period. After each conviction or PBJ, you must begin a new 18-month conviction-free period. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: E. Penalties, page 49.

D: No, parking on any part of the access aisle is a violation even with a placard. Parking on any part of an access aisle is a violation, even with a disability plate or placard. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: F. Use of Disability Parking Spaces, License Plates and Placards, page 50.

B: No. Parking in front of or blocking any part of a curb cut is a violation even with a disability plate or placard. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 9: F. Use of Disability Parking Spaces, License Plates and Placards, page 49.

B: Up to $1,500 or 30 days in prison. Fines for littering can cost up to $1,500 or 30 days in prison. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 1: Did You Know?, page 8.

C: Diabetes that caused a low blood sugar episode requiring someone else's help in the past 6 months. Report diabetes that has caused a low blood sugar episode requiring assistance from another person in the past 6 months. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: A. Medical Conditions to Report to MVA, page 51.

A: An eye problem preventing corrected acuity of 20/70 in at least one eye or a 110-degree field. Report an eye problem preventing a corrected acuity of 20/70 in at least one eye or a binocular field of at least 110 degrees. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: A. Medical Conditions to Report to MVA, page 51.

B: At least 3 years, for the same class of vehicle. The supervising driver must be currently licensed at least three years to drive the same class of vehicle. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: B. Supervising Driver - Requirements and Responsibilities, page 51.

C: 16. Minors at least 16 may be organ donors with a parent or guardian's written consent; anyone 18+ may be a donor. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: C. Organ Donor, page 51.

D: Up to $2,500 per vehicle each year. If you do not keep insurance on all vehicles, you can be fined up to $2,500 per vehicle each year. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: Remember (insurance callout), page 53.

B: 4 feet 9 inches. All children under age 8 must ride in a child safety seat unless the child is 4'9" or taller. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: G. Child Safety Seats, page 52.

B: 2. Children younger than 2 must ride in a rear-facing seat until they reach the manufacturer's height or weight limit. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: G. Child Safety Seats, page 52.

B: 10 to 12 inches. Try to keep 10 to 12 inches between the steering wheel and your chest. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: H. Air Bags, page 52.

C: 13. Children under age 13 should ride buckled up in a rear seat. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: H. Air Bags, page 52.

C: No, earplugs, headsets or earphones in both ears are prohibited; hearing aids are allowed. You may not drive with earplugs, headsets or earphones in both ears; hearing aid devices are allowed. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: J. Wearing of Headsets, Earphones and Earplugs Prohibited, page 53.

A: No; it has been replaced by a reverse two-point turn. Parallel parking is no longer required on the driving test; the reverse two-point turn covers the same skills. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: K. Parallel Parking, page 53.

B: 10' by 20'. The parking is done in a 10' by 20' space; the three-point turn in a 16' by 20' space. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: L. Pull-In Parking, Back-In Parking, and Three-Point Turn, page 53.

B: 16' by 20'. The three-point turn is done in a 16' by 20' space. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: L. Pull-In Parking, Back-In Parking, and Three-Point Turn, page 53.

C: 600 feet. A bicycle ridden at night must have a red rear reflector that can be seen from 600 feet away, along with a white front headlight. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: M. Rules and Tips for Bicyclists, page 54.

C: Anyone under age 16, including passengers. Helmets are required for anyone under 16 riding on a bike, including passengers. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: M. Rules and Tips for Bicyclists, page 54.

C: 28 mph. Class 3 e-bikes provide pedal assist only and stop assisting at 28 mph; Classes 1 and 2 stop at 20 mph. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: N. Electric Low Speed Vehicles (Definitions), page 54.

C: 750 watts. Electric bicycles have an electric motor rated 750 watts or less and fully operable pedals. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: N. Electric Low Speed Vehicles (Definitions), page 54.