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D: A rumble from the brakes and a vibrating brake pedal. When ABS engages you may hear a rumble and the brake pedal will vibrate under your foot. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: I. Braking with Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), page 53.

A: Riders often slow down in ways that don't turn on their brake lights. Motorcyclists often reduce speed without triggering brake lights, and they slow for hazards that don't affect cars. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: E. Motorcycles, page 39.

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.

D: It may not work properly in rain, snow, fog, on hills and around curves. ADAS has limitations in bad weather, hills and curves; you remain responsible for safe operation at all times. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: H. Understanding Vehicle Technologies, page 42.

C: By pushing a button on a pole beside the road. Pedestrians push a button on a pole at the side of the road; the signal tells drivers to stop and then tells pedestrians to cross. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: A. Traffic Signals: Crosswalk Signals, page 19.

D: Vehicles traveling in either direction can use the center lane to turn left. Vehicles traveling in either direction can use the center lane to turn left. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

C: Keep tires in good condition and lower your speed on wet roads. Keep your tires in good condition and lower your speed on wet roads. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 5: F. Hydroplaning, page 30.

C: Signal early and wait for the riders to make room. Signal early and wait for the riders to make room; only merge between groups when there's enough space. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: E. Motorcycles, page 39.

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: Pull off as far from traffic as possible, turn on flashers, and keep your hands in plain view. Pull off away from traffic, turn on flashers, turn off engine and radio, stay buckled in the car, and keep hands in plain view. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 8: C. Traffic Stops, page 45.

C: All traffic goes the same direction and crossing between lanes is permitted. A single broken white line separates same-direction lanes where crossing from one lane to the other is permitted. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

A: You may use the lane only if you carry the number of people marked on the sign. You may use the HOV lane only if you have the number of people marked on the sign. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

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: Vehicles. Bicycles are vehicles according to Maryland law and must obey traffic signals. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 7: F. Bicycles, page 39.

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.

B: The driver and all passengers (or child safety seats). By law, the driver and all passengers must wear a safety belt or be in a child safety seat. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 10: F. Seat Belt Law, page 52.

A: Passing with care is permitted in either direction. It separates opposite-direction traffic and passing with care is permitted in either direction. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

C: Keep to the right of the median or island. This regulatory sign tells you to stay to the right of the median. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

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.

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.

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.

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.

C: The right edge of the road, or same-direction lanes where lane changing is discouraged. A single solid white line marks the right edge of the road and separates same-direction lanes where changing is discouraged. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: C. Pavement Markings: Types of Line Markings, page 24.

A: To give notice of a situation that might not be readily apparent. Warning signs notify road users of situations that might not be readily apparent. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

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.