Minnesota DVS permit practice test 8

B: At least every 100 miles or two hours. Stop at least once every 100 miles or every two hours. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Maintaining alertness and concentration, page 82.

B: 100 to 500 feet behind the vehicle on the right edge of the road. Place flares or reflectors from 100 to 500 feet behind your vehicle on the right edge of the main road. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Stopping, parking and backing up, page 77.

C: Wait. The only way to reduce alcohol concentration is to wait; coffee, exercise and cold showers don't help. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Things to know about alcohol, page 92.

B: No. It is illegal to wear headphones or earphones in both ears at once to listen to a radio or other device. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Illegal driver behaviors in Minnesota, page 79.

C: Three. During the second six months you may have no more than three passengers under 20 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Your provisional license, page 15.

B: Stopping, passing or changing lanes. Do not stop, pass or change lanes within the roundabout. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Roundabouts, page 30.

B: Left arm out and bent upward, or right arm straight out. Cyclists signal right by holding the left arm out bent upward, or by holding the right arm straight out. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Bicycle laws, page 48.

B: Left side of a two-way highway at the beginning of the zone. This sign is on the left side of a two-way highway and warns of the beginning of a no-passing zone. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Warning signs, page 60.

B: Two. Carpool lanes are restricted to vehicles with two or more occupants and are marked by a diamond. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Carpool lanes, page 71.

B: 6 inches. Six inches of water will reach the bottom of most cars; 2 feet of moving water can carry away most vehicles. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Flooded roadways, page 85.

B: No, and you could receive a citation. Running out of fuel is not considered an emergency; you could be cited for stopping. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Stopping, parking and backing up, page 77.

B: 40 percent alcohol. Proof is twice the percentage of alcohol, so 80-proof whiskey is 40 percent alcohol. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Things to know about alcohol, page 92.

B: No more than three. It is illegal to drive a vehicle occupied by more than three people in the front seat. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Obstructed view, page 79.

B: No; immediate family members under 20 may ride in both periods. Immediate family members under 20 may be passengers during both time periods. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Your provisional license, page 15.

C: 30 mph. A motorized bicycle is defined by its speed capacity of 30 mph or less. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Motorized bicycles, page 49.

C: 30 mph. The emblem must be displayed on vehicles that travel at 30 mph or less, such as farm implements. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Warning signs, page 61.

B: Holding up one hand palm toward you with a long whistle blast. Officers signal stop with a raised palm and a long whistle blast; short blasts with a hand motion mean go. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Traffic officers, page 71.

C: 2 feet. Two feet of moving water can carry away most vehicles, including SUVs and pickups. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Flooded roadways, page 85.

B: Move to a safe location away from traffic before stepping out, then exchange information. If only property damage, move to a safe location; don't step out until you're away from traffic, then exchange information. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Crashes, page 78.

B: A 5-ounce glass of wine. A 12-ounce beer, a 5-ounce glass of wine, a typical mixed drink and a 9-ounce wine cooler usually contain about the same alcohol. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Things to know about alcohol, page 92.

B: A red, yellow or orange flag at least 16 inches square. A red, yellow or orange flag at least 16 inches square is required; at night, a red light visible 500 feet. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Carrying a projecting load, page 79.

C: 12 consecutive months. You must be 18 or have held the provisional license 12 consecutive months without alcohol, drug or crash-related violations. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Getting your under 21 Class D driver's license, page 16.

B: Legal when traffic is moving, at no more than 25 mph and no more than 15 mph faster than traffic. Lane splitting is allowed in moving traffic at no more than 25 mph and no more than 15 mph over the speed of traffic. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Sharing the road with motorcyclists, page 50.

C: 500 feet. Animal-drawn vehicles must have a light or lamp visible within 500 feet from sunset to sunrise or in reduced visibility. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Warning signs, page 61.

B: A stop line, an X and the letters RR. Pavement markings include a stop line, an X and the letters RR in front of the crossing. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Warning signs, page 59.