Massachusetts RMV permit practice test 6

C: 10 feet and 100 feet behind your vehicle. On a divided highway place warning devices 10 feet and 100 feet behind your vehicle. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Breakdowns, page 126.

A: You may ride only during daylight hours, from sunrise to sunset. Class M permit holders may not carry passengers, may ride only from sunrise to sunset, and must wear a DOT helmet and eye protection. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Driving With Your Permit, page 18.

D: 0.02. Any one of these drinks can raise an average person's BAC by 0.02. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Blood Alcohol Content, page 72.

A: $100. First offense is $100; second $250 plus a distracted driving program; third and later $500 plus an insurance surcharge and the program. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Penalties for Violating the Law, page 40.

D: Never. Never use a breakdown lane, shoulder or sidewalk for passing. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Rules for Passing, page 102.

A: When rain first mixes with road dirt and oil. Many roads are most slippery when rain first mixes with dirt and oil to form a greasy film. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Driving in Rain or Fog, page 47.

B: At least 15 feet. If the lights flash you must stop at least 15 feet before the light post or gate and stay stopped until the gate rises and lights stop. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Railroad Crossings, page 87.

A: 40%. At 20 mph 13% are seriously injured or killed; at 30 mph 40%; at 40 mph 73%. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Dangers of Speeding, page 78.

C: Proceed as though there is a stop sign in all directions. If signals are blacked out, be cautious and proceed as though there is a stop sign in all directions. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Traffic Signals Not Working, page 82.

A: Before any crosswalk or stop line. You must stop before any crosswalk or stop line painted on the pavement; just slowing down is not enough. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Stop and Yield Signs, page 86.

B: No, you may not travel in a center turning lane. A center lane may be a common left-turn lane for both directions, but you may not travel in it. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Left Turns from Center Lanes, page 98.

B: Never pass it without checking for pedestrians first. On a multiple-lane road, never pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk without first checking for pedestrians. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Right-of-Way Rules: Pedestrians, page 100.

C: Toward the curb. Downhill against a curb, turn your wheels inward, toward the curb. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Parking on Hills, page 110.

C: 10 feet behind, 100 feet behind, and 100 feet in front of your vehicle. On a two-lane or undivided road place devices 10 feet behind, 100 feet behind and 100 feet in front of your vehicle. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Breakdowns, page 126.

D: 6 consecutive months. You need a valid learner's permit for at least six consecutive months, with a clean driving record for those six months. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Requirements to Obtain a JOL, page 9.

A: Time. Coffee, cold showers, exercise and food don't speed up how alcohol leaves your body; only time does. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Blood Alcohol Content, page 72.

B: $500. Third and subsequent offenses bring a $500 fine, an insurance surcharge and a mandatory distracted driving program. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Penalties for Violating the Law, page 40.

B: Slow down and stay to the right. If you are being passed, slow down, stay right and let the driver pass safely. Do not speed up. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Being Passed, page 103.

B: Slowly ease off the gas pedal. If you start to hydroplane you're going too fast: slowly step off the gas and never brake or turn suddenly. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Driving in Rain or Fog, page 47.

A: Stay stopped; never drive around a lowered gate or ignore flashing lights. Even if you do not see a train, never drive around a lowered gate or ignore the flashing lights. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Railroad Crossings, page 87.

A: The pedestrian already in the crosswalk. Pedestrians who are already in the crosswalk when the countdown reaches zero have the right-of-way. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Pedestrian Signals, page 82.

D: Slow down, be prepared to stop, and let vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians go first. Slow down and be ready to stop; let others go first and stop completely if traffic requires. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Stop and Yield Signs, page 86.

B: The left lane, traveling through the middle or inner lane, then exit onto the right lane. For a three-quarter turn or U-turn, enter from the left lane, travel through the middle or inner lane and exit onto the right lane. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Choosing a Lane, page 101.

B: Outward, toward the travel lane. Uphill against a curb, turn your wheels outward, toward the travel lane. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Parking on Hills, page 110.

B: Red. Tie a white cloth to your antenna or door handle; use a red cloth when it's snowing. Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Passenger Vehicles, Class D): Breakdowns, page 126.