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D: 20 days. You have 20 days to pay the fine or request a hearing; otherwise you're found responsible and charged a late fee. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions, page 56.

D: $25. Requesting a hearing requires a $25 filing fee, refunded if you're found not responsible for all violations. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions, page 56.

A: $100. The lowest penalty for speeding is a $100 fine, plus a $5 public safety surcharge. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Speeding Violations, page 57.

C: $10 for each mph above the first ten. You pay an extra $10 for each mph you were traveling above the first ten mph over the limit. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Speeding Violations, page 57.

A: $185. 18 mph over: $105 for the first 10 mph plus $80 (8 x $10) for the next 8 mph, totaling $185. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Speeding Violations, page 57.

D: It is doubled. If you are caught speeding in a posted work zone, the speeding fine is doubled. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Work Zones, page 57.

A: Automatic 30-day license suspension. Three speeding violations within a 12-month period bring an automatic 30-day suspension. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Surchargeable Events, page 59.

D: Three. Three surchargeable events within two years require the Driver Retraining course within 90 days, or your license will be suspended. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Surchargeable Events, page 59.

D: Seven. Seven surchargeable events within a three-year period cause an automatic 60-day suspension. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Surchargeable Events, page 59.

A: 90 days. You must complete the retraining course within 90 days or your license will be suspended until you do. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Surchargeable Events, page 59.

C: More than 50% fault under a Standard of Fault plus an insurer payment over $1,000. You are more than 50% at fault if your insurer finds fault under one of the 19 Standards of Fault and has paid more than $1,000. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): At-Fault Crashes, page 59.

B: Rear-end collision. The 19 Standards of Fault include a rear-end collision, collision on the wrong side of the road, and collision while backing. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Standards of Fault, page 60.

B: Four years. Three major violations, or twelve major or minor moving violations, within five years makes you a Habitual Traffic Offender with a four-year suspension. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Mandatory License Suspensions (18 Years and Older), page 62.

C: Yes, they are treated as if they happened in Massachusetts. Out-of-state violations affect your record just as if they occurred in Massachusetts, and Massachusetts suspension rules apply. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Out-of-State Violations, page 58.

B: 60 days. A JOL holder's first mobile device conviction brings a 60-day suspension plus a $100 fine, a new permit exam, attitudinal retraining and a new road test. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Mandatory LICENSE Suspensions, Junior Operators Only, page 64.

B: Pass a learner's permit exam and road test. For suspensions of two years or more you must pass a learner's permit exam and a road test to reinstate. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): License Reinstatement, page 68.

A: One year. A first OUI conviction carries a one-year suspension, a $500-$5,000 fine and up to 2½ years in prison; an alcohol education program may reduce the suspension. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Penalties for Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence, page 68.

D: $500-$5,000. A first offense brings a fine of $500 to $5,000. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Penalties for Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence, page 68.

C: Eight years. A third OUI brings an eight-year suspension; fourth is ten years and fifth is lifetime. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Penalties for Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence, page 68.

B: Pull to the right, turn off the engine, leave headlights on and turn on the interior light. Pull completely to the right, put the car in park, turn off the engine and radio; at night leave headlights on and turn on the interior light. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): General Guidelines if You Are Stopped by a Police Officer, page 122.

A: $35. There is a $35 fine for a first offense for failure to produce either document. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): General Guidelines if You Are Stopped by a Police Officer, page 122.

D: Within five days. Within five days you must file a crash report with the RMV and local police for any crash with injury, death or $1,000+ damage. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Reporting a Crash, page 131.

D: $1,000 or more. You must report any crash causing death, injury or $1,000 or more in property damage. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Reporting a Crash, page 131.

C: No, you must also file reports with the RMV and local police when required. Just reporting a crash to your insurance company is not enough; file the required reports. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Reporting a Crash, page 131.

B: Move vehicles out of travel lanes to a safe location. If there are no injuries, the Driver Removal Law requires vehicles be moved out of travel lanes to a safe location. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Property Damage Only, page 129.