Minnesota DVS permit practice test 4

B: Stay in your lane and do not increase speed. When another driver is trying to pass you, stay in your own lane and do not increase speed. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Passing, page 34.

B: No parking. Parking is not allowed beside a curb painted yellow or where No Parking signs are posted. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Parking, page 35.

B: Do not enter that lane or road. Do Not Enter: do not enter that lane or road if this sign is facing you. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Regulatory signs, page 57.

B: You cannot drive in that lane. A steady red X means you cannot drive in the lane. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Lane use control signals, page 68.

B: The white line along the edge of the road. If blinded by glare, use the white line along the edge of the road as a reference. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Headlights, page 73.

B: At a 45-degree angle away from the tracks toward the direction the train is coming from. Leave immediately and walk at a 45-degree angle away from the tracks in the direction the train is approaching from. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Stalling on railroad tracks, page 85.

B: The right-hand lane, moving out of the left lane to let others pass. On highways with more than one lane in your direction, drive in the right-hand lane and move out of the left lane to let others pass. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Right-hand lane travel, page 33.

B: A crime and revocation for one to six years depending on prior offenses. Refusing the test is a crime and results in revocation for one to six years, depending on the number of offenses. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Implied consent/search warrant law, page 93.

B: 2. Children under 2 must ride in a rear-facing car seat until they reach its weight or height limit. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Infant and child safety seat laws, page 38.

C: Six months. Under the GDL system, if you are 18 or younger you must hold a permit at least six months before the road test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Graduated Driver's Licensing (GDL) system, page 13.

B: You lose the right-of-way you would otherwise have. If you approach an intersection at an unlawful speed, you lose the right-of-way privilege of lawful speed. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Speed limits, page 26.

B: From a one-way street onto another one-way street going left, after a complete stop and yielding. A left on red is allowed from a one-way street onto a one-way street when traffic flows in the direction you turn, after a full stop. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Turning on a red light, page 28.

B: Pull to the right and stop until it passes. On a two-way road, pull to the right and stop, and remain stopped until all emergency vehicles have passed. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Yield to emergency vehicles, page 44.

B: 4 hours. An officer with probable cause may arrest you within four hours of the violation. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Passing a school bus, page 42.

B: When the vehicle ahead passes a fixed point, count; if you reach it before 'one-thousand-three', you are too close. Pick a fixed point; when the vehicle ahead passes it, count to three; if you pass it first you are following too closely. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Three-Second Rule, page 73.

B: Toward the curb or shoulder. When pointing downhill, turn your wheels toward the curb or shoulder. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Parking on a hill, page 36.

B: You have entered a lane of oncoming traffic. Wrong Way: you have entered a lane of oncoming traffic and are traveling in the wrong direction. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Regulatory signs, page 57.

B: You can use the lane to make a left turn, with caution. A flashing yellow X means you can use the lane to make a left turn; others may be turning from the opposite direction. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Lane use control signals, page 68.

C: Nearly half. Nearly half of all fatal traffic crashes in Minnesota occur after dark. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Night driving, page 73.

B: 30 to 60 seconds. Most vehicles float for 30 to 60 seconds; get out immediately, through open windows if possible. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Plunging under water, page 85.

B: Motorcycles, buses and vehicles with two or more people. HOV lanes are for motorcycles, buses and vehicles carrying two or more people. Minnesota Driver's Manual: High-occupancy vehicle lanes, page 75.

B: 90 days (30 days if you plead guilty). First offense: minimum 90-day revocation (30 days if you plead guilty to DWI). Minnesota Driver's Manual: First offense, page 94.

B: Six years. Child restraint systems expire six years from the date of manufacture if no specific date is listed. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Infant and child safety seat laws, page 38.

C: Three months. Applicants 19 or older must have held the permit for at least three months. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Who cannot be licensed?, page 7.

B: At least $25. You must slow down when passing a stopped emergency vehicle; a surcharge of at least $25 is added to the speeding fine. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Reduced speed, page 27.