Massachusetts RMV permit practice test 11

A: No more than two. No more than two bicycles may ride side-by-side; on multi-lane roads they must stay in one lane. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Laws for Bicyclists and Motorists in the Presence of Bicyclists, page 113.

B: Not knowing the hand signals. Not knowing the hand signals is one of the listed common reasons for failing, along with dangerous driving and law violations. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Common Reasons for Failing a Road Test, page 26.

D: $100. Drivers and passengers can be fined up to $100 for opening a vehicle door into an oncoming bicycle. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): As a motorist in the presence of bicycles, page 115.

B: Up to 60 days. The examiner validates the permit and it becomes a temporary license valid up to 60 days (unless the permit expires sooner). Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Receiving Your New License, page 27.

A: Opening your car door with the hand farther from the door so you turn and see bicyclists. The Dutch Reach means opening the door with your far hand, which turns your body so you can see approaching bicyclists. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): The Danger of Open Doors to Bicyclists, page 116.

B: Up to 5 years. A Massachusetts driver's license is valid for a maximum of five years and typically expires on your birthday. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): License Length, page 7.

A: Behind the bicycle box, even when it's empty. Drivers must stop behind the bicycle box, even when empty, and wait for green. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Bicycle Boxes, page 116.

C: $50. The Class D license issue/renew fee is $50. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): License/ID Fees, page 32.

A: Don't turn unless you are a safe distance from the bicyclist and can turn at a reasonable speed. Do not make an abrupt turn after passing; you can't turn unless you're a safe distance from the bicyclist. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): As a motorist in the presence of bicycles, page 115.

B: At least 20/40 in the better eye (corrected) and 120 degrees of horizontal peripheral vision. You need at least 20/40 in the better eye and at least 120 degrees of horizontal peripheral vision with both eyes. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Vision Screening Requirements, page 5.

B: No, bicycles may legally ride to the right and that is not a defense. Bicycles can legally ride to the right of traffic; the law says that is not a defense for a motorist causing a crash. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): As a motorist in the presence of bicycles, page 115.

D: A daylight-only license. Corrected vision between 20/50 and 20/70 in the better eye may qualify you for a daylight-only license. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Vision Screening Requirements, page 5.

C: Visual acuity, color vision and peripheral vision. You are screened for visual acuity, color vision and peripheral vision. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Vision Screening Requirements, page 4.

B: B (Corrective lenses). Passing with glasses or contacts adds restriction code B, Corrective Lenses, and you must wear them when driving. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Medical Restrictions, page 9.

C: JOL Limited, added to licenses of all operators under 18. The Junior Operator restriction, code I, is added to the licenses of all operators under 18. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Junior Operator Restrictions, page 9.

A: There is no grace period. If you become a Massachusetts resident you must obtain a Massachusetts license; there is no grace period. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Who Needs a Massachusetts License?, page 2.

C: Class D. Class D covers vehicles that don't meet Class A, B, C or M definitions, typically cars, SUVs and family vans. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): License Classes, page 7.

A: Class M. The Class M license allows you to operate motorcycles. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): License Classes, page 7.

C: 18. You must be at least 18 years old to apply for a Commercial Driver's License. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Age Requirement, page 4.

C: 6 consecutive months. Under-18 applicants must maintain a clean driving record for the six consecutive months immediately before applying for the test. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Being Prepared for the Road Test, page 22.

B: You are still charged the fee. Canceling or rescheduling with less than 72 hours' notice means you are charged the road test fee. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Policies on Cancellations and Fees, page 21.

A: 16. A U.S. resident at least 16 years old who lives outside Massachusetts may drive here using a valid license from their home state. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Out-of-State/Out-of-Country Residents, page 2.

B: Up to one year. You can renew your license or ID up to one year before its expiration date. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): License Length, page 8.

B: On your person or within easy reach inside the vehicle. The law requires you to carry a valid license on your person or within easy reach inside your vehicle. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Receiving Your New License, page 27.

C: Complete the MREP basic rider course. If you are under 18 the MREP basic rider course is required for a Class M license; you are not eligible for an RMV Class M road test. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Massachusetts Rider Education Program, page 21.