Minnesota DVS permit practice test 11

B: Stay as far right as possible. Stay as far to the right as possible to avoid a sideswipe and reduce wind turbulence. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Passing a commercial vehicle, page 51.

A: No longer than needed to load or unload passengers. Do not leave any door on the side closest to traffic open longer than necessary to load or unload passengers. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Exiting a parked vehicle, page 35.

B: Vehicle safety equipment demonstration, vehicle control skills, and a driving test. The road test has three parts: demonstrating your vehicle's safety equipment, vehicle control skills, and a driving test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: The road test, page 10.

B: At least 10 feet. Stop at least 10 feet from the nearest rail or gate when lights or gates are activated. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Railroad crossing warning devices, page 53.

B: A 90-degree backing maneuver into a 10-foot-wide space. You perform a 90-degree backing maneuver simulating backing into a 10-foot-wide driveway or parking space. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Vehicle control skills and driving performance, page 12.

B: Stay behind it and do not pass. Passenger vans, buses and larger trucks must stop at all railroad tracks, train or no train. Do not pass them; passing any vehicle within 100 feet of a crossing is illegal. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Special vehicles at railroad crossings, page 53.

B: Being involved in a crash you could have avoided, even if not legally at fault. An avoidable crash, even if you are not legally at fault, is an immediate failure. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Vehicle control skills and driving performance, page 12.

B: Blue. The blue ENS sign gives a 24/7 number to report problems or emergencies at the crossing. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Emergency Notification System (ENS) for highway-rail grade crossings, page 54.

B: You will not be allowed to finish the road test that day. If you cannot pass the safety equipment demonstration, you will not be allowed to finish the road test that day. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Vehicle safety equipment demonstration, page 11.

B: Make sure a second train is not approaching on another track. More than one train may come at once; do not proceed until you are sure no second train is coming. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Railroad crossing safety, page 53.

B: Parking assist for parallel parking. Vehicles with parking assist cannot use it for parallel parking during the test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: The road test, page 11.

B: Staying in your lane until the merge point and taking turns. When a lane is closed and traffic backs up, stay in your lane until the merge point and take turns merging. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Late merge (zipper merge), page 54.

B: A neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV). Neighborhood electric vehicles are not allowed for the road test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: The road test, page 10.

B: Up to 40 percent. The zipper merge reduces the overall length of traffic backups by up to 40 percent. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Benefits of the zipper merge, page 55.

B: 30 days. A physician's statement must be submitted within 30 days of the diagnosis. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Medical conditions, page 12.

B: Only when you can see the entire vehicle. Never crowd a snowplow; pass only when you can see the entire vehicle. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Sharing the road with snowplows, page 81.

B: 30 days. You must apply for a duplicate license within 30 days of a name or address change. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Name or address change, page 19.

B: People riding horses or using electric mobility devices. Vulnerable road users include people on two- or three-wheeled vehicles, electric mobility devices, horses, walking or on scooters. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Vulnerable road users, page 51.

B: Every 4 years. Licenses typically expire on your birthday and are renewed every four years after you reach 21. Minnesota Driver's Manual: License renewal and replacement, page 19.

B: A vision test. To renew your license, you must pass a vision test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: License renewal and replacement, page 19.

B: On your 21st birthday. A license marked 'Under 21' expires on your 21st birthday and then every four years on your birthday. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Getting your under 21 Class D driver's license, page 16.

B: 15. At age 15 you may qualify for a restricted farm work license after driver education and a road test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Exceptions to minimum age requirement, page 16.

C: 40 miles. You may drive alone to perform farm work during daylight hours within 40 miles of the farmhouse. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Exceptions to minimum age requirement, page 16.

B: $20. You can fast track your driver's license or ID for an additional $20. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Expedited (fast track) services, page 21.

B: 26,000 pounds or less. You may tow a trailer over 10,000 pounds if the combined gross weight of vehicle and trailer is 26,000 pounds or less. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Class D license, page 18.

B: A vehicle designed to carry more than 15 passengers. Class D excludes vehicles of 26,001+ pounds, vehicles designed for more than 15 passengers, and hazmat vehicles. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Class D license, page 17.

B: Being convicted of fleeing a police officer. A conviction for fleeing a police officer is one of the listed grounds for revocation; parking tickets, late renewal and address changes are not. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Revocation, page 89.

C: Six months. Driving over 100 mph results in revocation for at least six months. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Speed limits and fines, page 27.

B: To and from work. A limited license restricts you to travel to work, treatment, school and dependents' needs. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Limited license, page 90.

B: 60 days or until correct information is provided, whichever is longer. Your license will be canceled for 60 days or until correct information is provided, whichever is longer. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Cancellation, page 90.

B: Suspension of your license. Your license may be suspended for failing to stop for a school bus within five years of a prior conviction for it. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Suspension, page 88.

B: $30. You must pass a written test, pay a $30 reinstatement fee, apply for a new license and submit an insurance certificate. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Insurance, page 40.

B: No-fault and liability insurance. Owners must carry no-fault and liability insurance and keep proof in the vehicle. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Insurance, page 40.

C: $1,000 and up to 90 days in jail. Conviction for operating an uninsured vehicle can bring a fine up to $1,000 and up to 90 days in jail. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Insurance, page 40.

B: 60 days. You have up to 60 days after becoming a resident to register your vehicle. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Registering your vehicle, page 40.