Minnesota DVS permit practice test 9

B: Dusk to dawn. Deer are most active from dusk to dawn. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Watch out for deer, page 84.

B: 72 hours. If asked and you do not have it, provide insurance information within 72 hours. Minnesota Driver's Manual: What to do in a traffic crash, page 39.

B: In the trunk (or an area not normally occupied if there is no trunk). Opened cannabis or hemp products may be kept in the trunk, or an unoccupied area if no trunk, but not the glove or utility compartment. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Possession and open package law, page 96.

C: 25 percent. Driver distraction accounts for at least 25 percent of all crashes annually. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Distracted driving, page 78.

B: They cannot get a license, permit or provisional license until age 18. An unlicensed teen convicted of a crash-related or alcohol/drug violation cannot get a license or permit until 18. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Vanessa's Law, page 15.

B: Moving between stopped vehicles, no more than 15 mph faster than traffic. Lane filtering lets a motorcycle move through stopped traffic at no more than 15 mph over the speed of traffic. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Sharing the road with motorcyclists, page 50.

B: The road you are on ends; prepare to turn right or left (T-intersection). T-Intersection Ahead: the road ends soon; prepare to turn right or left and yield to cross traffic. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Intersection warning signs, page 61.

B: Slow down, blow the horn and be ready to stop. If you see the reflection, slow down, blow the horn, be ready to stop, and watch for more than one deer. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Watch out for deer, page 84.

B: The impaired driver. The person most often killed in an alcohol-related crash is the impaired driver. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Alcohol and driving, page 91.

B: Being lost in thought. Cognitive distraction is being 'lost in thought'; visual is looking away and mechanical is hands off the wheel. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Distracted driving, page 78.

B: 20/40 and peripheral vision of at least 105 degrees. Normal or corrected vision must be at least 20/40, and peripheral vision at least 105 degrees. Minnesota Driver's Manual: The vision screening, page 10.

B: Nothing; this is legal and you must not interfere. Motorcycles may share your lane in slow or stopped traffic; this is legal and you must not get in their way. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Motorcycle lane sharing, page 1.

B: You are leaving a one-way road and entering a two-way road; stay to the right. You are leaving a one-way road and entering a two-way road; stay to the right. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Two-way Traffic Ahead, page 62.

B: Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute. SIPDE: Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide and Execute. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Using the Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide and Execute (SIPDE) System, page 72.

B: No, the law covers prescription, over-the-counter drugs and household products that impair you. Minnesota law prohibits driving while impaired by any controlled or intoxicating substance, including OTC drugs. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Drugs and driving, page 91.

B: Stay out of their way, avoid eye contact, and don't escalate. Do not challenge an aggressive driver; stay out of their way, avoid eye contact and don't let it escalate. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Aggressive driving, page 79.

C: 80 percent. You must score 80 percent to pass the written test. Minnesota Driver's Manual: The written test, page 10.

B: At urban intersections, often a car turning left in front of the motorcycle. Crashes at urban intersections are most common, often when drivers turn left in front of an oncoming motorcycle. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Sharing the road with motorcyclists, page 50.

B: Near bridges and overpasses. The slippery when wet sign is often located near bridges and overpasses. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Slippery Road, page 63.

B: Winter, when windows tend to be closed. Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs most frequently in winter when vehicle windows are closed. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Carbon monoxide poisoning and safety tips, page 87.

B: A felony, with up to three years and one day in prison and/or a $5,000 fine. Fleeing a police officer is a felony: up to three years and one day in prison, up to $5,000, or both. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Fleeing a police officer, page 46.

A: One. You may take only one written test per day. Minnesota Driver's Manual: The written test, page 10.

B: The same as or more than for other vehicles. Your following distance from a motorcycle should be the same as or greater than for other vehicles. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Sharing the road with motorcyclists, page 49.

B: Right-lane vehicles. When two lanes become one, vehicles in the ending (right) lane must merge and yield. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Lane Ends, page 63.

B: Sudden fatigue, headache, dizziness and nausea. Early symptoms include sudden fatigue, headache, dizziness and nausea. Minnesota Driver's Manual: Carbon monoxide poisoning and safety tips, page 86.