Hardest Mississippi permit test questions

B: $7. The manual's fee table lists the learner's permit at $7.00. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Fees for Original & Renewal Licenses, page 6.

C: $24. A 4-year Class R license is $24.00 (8-year is $47.00). Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Fees for Original & Renewal Licenses, page 6.

D: No, it is illegal even with a parent or licensed driver. Driving without a valid license or learner's permit is illegal, even if accompanied by a parent or licensed driver. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: License Requirements, page 10.

C: 50. An affidavit must certify that the applicant was witnessed operating a motor vehicle for at least fifty hours. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: License Requirements, page 10.

B: July 1, 2027. Beginning July 1, 2027, applicants must show completion of a certified Driver's Education course. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: License Requirements, page 10.

C: 60 days. You must obtain a Mississippi driver's license within sixty days of moving to Mississippi. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Out-of-State Drivers: Moving to Mississippi, page 11.

B: 30 days. You must obtain a Mississippi license plate/tag within thirty days. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Out-of-State Drivers: Moving to Mississippi, page 11.

A: The Computerized Exam. If your out-of-state license has been expired over thirty days, you must take the Computerized Exam. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Out-of-State Drivers: Moving to Mississippi, page 11.

A: Up to six months before expiration. A license may be renewed up to six months prior to the expiration date. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Military Personnel and College Students, page 12.

B: Two years. Your Computerized Exam score is valid for two years. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Types of Licenses & Permits, page 13.

C: One year. You must hold the learner's permit for one year, unless you turn seventeen first. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regular Learner's Permit, page 13.

C: At 16½. If issued a permit at fifteen and one-half, you are eligible for a Regular Driver's License at sixteen and one-half. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regular Driver's License (Class R), page 15.

C: 21. You must be at least twenty-one years old to be eligible for a school bus license. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: School Bus License, page 14.

C: When operating a vehicle commercially under 26,000 pounds GVWR. A Class D license is required when operating a vehicle commercially under 26,000 pounds; pickups don't need it unless hauling placarded hazmat. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: License, Class D, page 14.

D: A Certification of Attendance not over thirty days old. Under 18, you must provide a Certification of Attendance form that is not over thirty days old (or a marriage license if married). Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Application Requirements, page 16.

C: Whoever signed the minor's application. Whoever signs your application will be liable for your negligence or willful misconduct and must have the signature notarized. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Application Requirements, page 16.

D: DE26. You will be given vision form DE26 to be filled out by an eye specialist or optometrist. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: The Examination, page 17.

B: 30 feet. The foot brake must stop the vehicle within thirty feet at 20 mph; the parking brake within fifty-five feet. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Brakes, page 19.

B: 200 feet. Your vehicle must have a horn that can be heard two hundred feet away. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Horn, page 19.

D: 500 feet. The taillight must be red and visible five hundred feet behind you. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Lights, page 19.

B: Red or blue. It is against the law for spotlights or auxiliary lights to be red or blue. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Lights, page 19.

C: No, but it is recommended (trucks with blocked rear views need a side mirror). Mississippi law does not require a rearview mirror but recommends one; trucks with a blocked rear view must have a side mirror. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Rearview Mirror, page 19.

B: 4 or more inches. It is unlawful to drive a passenger vehicle if the front fender is raised four or more inches higher than the rear fender. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Squatted Vehicle Law, page 20.

C: 7 to 9. Most people need 7 to 9 hours of sleep to maintain proper alertness. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Safe Driving Basics: Fatigue, page 21.

C: About every 100 miles or 2 hours. Plan to stop about every 100 miles or 2 hours during long trips. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Safe Driving Basics: Fatigue, page 21.

A: 3 and 9 o'clock. Place hands at 3 and 9 o'clock; 2 and 10 is no longer recommended because it can be dangerous with airbags. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Before You Drive: Two Hands on the Wheel, page 22.

D: An emergency, traffic or weather alert. Text messages exclude emergency, traffic or weather alerts and messages about operating or navigating the vehicle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Avoiding Distractions: Cellphone Use, page 23.

B: Same-direction traffic on both sides, and crossing it is prohibited. A double solid white line separates same-direction lanes; crossing it is prohibited. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Pavement Markings, page 25.

C: Same-direction travel; crossing is discouraged. A single solid white line separates same-direction lanes; crossing it is discouraged. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Pavement Markings, page 25.

B: Turn left as the lane requires, then get back on the correct street when safe. An arrow pointing left means you must turn left; if you're in the wrong lane, keep going and correct your route when safe. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Pavement Markings: Directional Arrows, page 26.

A: Eight shapes and eight colors. Signs have eight standard shapes and eight standard colors, each with a specific meaning. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Standard Shapes and Colors, page 27.

A: A new lane enters the roadway; no merging needed. This sign warns that a new lane enters the roadway, so merging is not necessary. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 30.

B: 15 mph. The School Zone sign means 15 mph when passing a school during recess or while children arrive or leave. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 31.

A: It is not a four-way stop; cross traffic has the right-of-way and won't stop. This plate tells you that although you must stop, it's not a four-way stop; other lanes won't stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 31.

B: 25 mph or less. The emblem identifies slow-moving vehicles that travel twenty-five miles per hour or less. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 34.

C: 500 to 900 feet. In rural areas this sign is normally posted 500 to 900 feet in front of the tracks. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 35.

A: A school bus carrying a child, a vehicle for hire with passengers, or a vehicle carrying explosives or flammable liquids. School buses with even one child, vehicles for hire with passengers, and vehicles carrying explosives or flammable liquids must always stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 35.

C: Within 50 to 10 feet of the outer rail. Drivers must stop within fifty to ten feet of the outer rail of the crossing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 36.

D: 20 seconds. You may have only 20 seconds before the train reaches the crossing once the warning lights activate. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: If You Are Stuck on the Tracks, Get Out of Your Vehicle!, page 36.

C: At a 45-degree angle away from the tracks, toward the direction the train is coming from. Run at a 45-degree angle away from the tracks in the direction the train is coming, then dial 911. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: If You Are Stuck on the Tracks, Get Out of Your Vehicle!, page 36.

B: Stop completely and yield; merely yielding is illegal. You must stop completely and yield before turning right on red; only yielding is not enough and is illegal. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Signal Lights, page 37.

B: Flashing yellow arrow and solid green light. For left turns, the flashing yellow arrow and the solid green light both mean yield to oncoming traffic. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Signal Lights, page 38.

A: One hand raised, palm toward you, and a long whistle blast. An officer usually holds up one hand, palm toward you, and gives a long blast on the whistle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Officers, page 40.

D: Motioning with one hand and a series of short whistle blasts. To start or continue, the officer motions with one hand and gives a series of short whistle blasts. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Officers, page 40.

C: 70 mph. The maximum speed on interstates is 70 mph, with a 40 mph minimum. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

C: 40 mph. The minimum speed on interstates and four-lane highways is 40 mph. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

C: 65 mph. Four-lane state and U.S. highways have a 65 mph maximum. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

C: 55 mph. Two-lane state and U.S. highways have a 55 mph maximum. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

C: 50 mph. The Natchez Trace Parkway has a 50 mph speed limit. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

B: 45 mph. A school bus transporting children on regular routes may go no faster than 45 mph; on the interstate, 65 mph. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

B: Four. Hitting a stone wall at 40 mph has the same impact as driving off a four-story building. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Legal Speeds, page 41.

A: No; the driver behind is responsible for deciding if it's safe. Do not use your left signal to tell a following driver it's safe to pass. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Signal Lights, page 42.

B: At least 100 feet. Extend your arm fully and signal continuously for at least one hundred feet. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Arm Signals, page 42.

B: Left turn signal (arm straight out). The left-turn arm signal is also used when changing to the left lane or starting from a parallel parking position. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Arm Signals, page 42.

A: At least one car length for every 10 mph of speed. Allow at least one car length between you and the vehicle ahead for every ten miles per hour. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Following, page 43.

C: Five. At 50 mph leave at least five car lengths (one per 10 mph). Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Following, page 43.

B: By how many cars could travel side by side. A road's number of lanes corresponds to how many cars could travel on it side by side, marked or not. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Lanes, page 45.

C: It is never legal. It is never legal to move across the center line of a four-lane highway to pass. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Passing Other Vehicles, page 47.

B: 100 feet. Do not pass within one hundred feet of bridges, viaducts, overpasses, railroad crossings, crosswalks or intersections. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Passing Other Vehicles, page 47.

C: At least 100 feet. At least one hundred feet from the intersection, turn on your signal and slow down. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: How to Make a Left Turn, page 51.

B: Each turns to the left of the other, from left lane to left lane. Each driver should turn to the left of the other, leaving from the left lane and entering the left lane. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Turning Left of Center, page 54.

B: The vehicle going straight across. The vehicle intending to travel straight across has right of way; the one turning across must yield. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Two-Way Stop, page 56.

B: At least 10 feet. Mississippi law requires a complete stop at least ten feet away from the bus. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 58.

D: No, you may continue on your side. On a highway with four or more lanes (two each way), opposite-direction traffic may continue without stopping. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 58.

C: Yes. Traffic traveling the same direction must still stop, even on a four-lane divided highway. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 58.

B: When the bus is in a loading zone where pedestrians are not allowed to cross the road. If the bus stops in a loading zone where pedestrians may not cross the roadway, you do not have to stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 58.

C: No, but it is common courtesy. Although not required by law, common courtesy is to yield to funeral processions. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to Pedestrians, page 59.

B: Not within 10 feet. You may not park within ten feet of a fire hydrant. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Prohibited Parking, page 60.

B: Not within 20 feet. You may not park within twenty feet of a fire station driveway, or within seventy-five feet if posted. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Prohibited Parking, page 60.

C: 20 feet. You may not park within twenty feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Prohibited Parking, page 60.

C: 30 feet. You may not park within thirty feet of the approach to any traffic control device. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Prohibited Parking, page 60.

B: Not within 15 feet. You may not park within fifteen feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Prohibited Parking, page 60.

B: 200 feet. Park so you can be seen from at least two hundred feet in both directions, and leave at least twenty feet for others to pass. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Parking on a Highway, page 60.

B: Within 12 inches. For vehicles parked parallel, tires should be within twelve inches of the curb. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Parallel Parking, page 61.

A: Left. In an uphill position with a curb, turn your wheels sharply to the left. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Parking on a Hill, page 62.

D: Right. In a downhill position, turn your wheels sharply to the right, whether or not there is a curb. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Parking on a Hill, page 62.

C: 500 feet. Use low beams within five hundred feet of an oncoming vehicle or when following within five hundred feet. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Using Your Headlights: Driving at Night, page 63.

C: 500 feet. The manual says to use low beams when following within five hundred feet of another vehicle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Using Your Headlights: Driving at Night, page 63.

A: Between sunset and sunrise and whenever you can't see clearly 500 feet ahead. Use lights between sunset and sunrise and any other time you can't see clearly ahead for 500 feet. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Using Your Headlights: Driving at Night, page 63.

B: 4. Children under four years old must be secured in a child passenger restraint device. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints, page 64.

C: A belt-positioning booster seat. Children 4 to under 7 who are under 4'9" or under 65 pounds must use a belt-positioning booster seat. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints, page 64.

C: 13. Children under the age of 13 should always ride in the backseat. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints, page 64.

A: The left side, facing oncoming traffic. Always walk on the left side of the highway facing oncoming traffic, and never cross an interstate. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 65.

D: *HP (*47). Dial *HP (*47) to be connected to a Mississippi Highway Patrol dispatcher. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 66.

B: When it involves injury, death or apparent property damage over $500. Report immediately if the accident involves injury, death, or apparent property damage exceeding $500. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: In Case of an Accident, page 66.

C: Proceed through the intersection, then pull to the extreme right shoulder. If you are at an intersection, proceed through it and then pull over to the extreme right shoulder. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right of Way to Emergency Vehicles, page 67.

D: No. Your acceptance and signature on a traffic ticket is not an admission of guilt. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: What to Do and Expect When Pulled Over by Law Enforcement, page 68.

B: At least one-quarter mile. Be in the correct lane at least one-quarter mile from your exit. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Interstate Highway Driving, page 69.

C: Seven. At seventy mph, stay at least seven car lengths from the vehicle ahead; at fifty, at least five. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Speed Limits & Following Distance, page 70.

D: No, it is 70 mph day and night. The speed limit for interstate driving is seventy miles per hour for both day and night. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Speed Limits & Following Distance, page 70.

C: 80,000 pounds. An average tractor-trailer weighs approximately 80,000 pounds and takes longer to stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Road Safety with Large Vehicles, page 72.

B: 3 to 5 seconds. On a level highway it takes 3 to 5 seconds longer to pass a large vehicle than a car. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Road Safety with Large Vehicles, page 72.

B: When you can see the truck's front wheels meeting the pavement in your rearview mirror. Move back only when you can see the front wheels of the truck meeting the pavement in your rearview mirror. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Road Safety with Large Vehicles, page 72.

D: With extra space, keeping to the left in your lane so the driver can see you. Leave extra space in case it drifts back, and keep to the left in your lane so the driver can see you. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Road Safety with Large Vehicles, page 72.

B: 3 feet. Leave a safe distance of at least three feet between your vehicle and the bicycle when passing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

B: Yes, only when it is safe to do so. You may pass a bicycle traveling the same direction in a no-passing zone only when it is safe. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

C: 20 to 25 mph. An experienced bicyclist can ride 20-25 mph and may be closer than you think. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

B: Two to four feet. Generally, cyclists ride two to four feet from the right edge of the road. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

C: Yes, but they should not impede the normal movement of traffic. State law permits bicyclists to ride two abreast, but they should not impede normal traffic. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Tips for Safer Cycling, page 74.

C: On the rear of the vehicle. You are required by law to mount your Mississippi license plate on the rear of your vehicle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Required Vehicle Documentation: License Plate, page 75.

B: 60 feet. You must have a tag light that makes the plate visible at sixty feet at night. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Required Vehicle Documentation: License Plate, page 75.

B: 28%. The windshield must carry a label certifying all windows have a light transmittance of 28% or more. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Window Tint Certificate & Decal, page 75.

C: $25,000 / $50,000 / $25,000. Minimums are $25,000 per person, $50,000 for two or more people, and $25,000 property damage. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Minimum Insurance Amounts, page 76.

B: Three years from the date of the accident. The proof of insurance must remain in effect for three years from the date of the accident. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Proof of Insurance & Safety Responsibility Act, page 76.

B: About 44 feet. A half-second slower reaction at 55 mph means traveling an extra forty-four feet before stopping. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Alcohol & the Driver, page 77.

D: Even two beers. Tests show that even two beers can markedly decrease a person's reflexes and reaction time. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Alcohol & the Driver, page 77.

A: No, it can result in arrest. Smoking medical cannabis in a vehicle or driving under its influence violates Mississippi law and can result in arrest. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Marijuana & the Driver, page 77.

B: .02% or more. Under 21, a BAC of .02% or more is under the influence; Mississippi has zero tolerance for underage drivers. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Implied Consent, page 78.

C: 45 days. You surrender your license and get a receipt that serves as a temporary permit valid for only forty-five days. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Implied Consent, page 78.

D: 90 days. Your license will be administratively suspended for ninety days for refusing the test. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Implied Consent, page 78.

B: 30 days. If your BAC reaches your limit, the officer takes your license and gives a receipt valid for only 30 days. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Implied Consent, page 78.

D: 120 days. A first-offense DUI carries a fine of $250-$1,000, up to 48 hours in jail and a 120-day suspension. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: DUI Penalties, page 79.

B: $250 - $1,000. The first-offense DUI fine is $250 to $1,000. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: DUI Penalties, page 79.

A: 1 year. A second offense within five years brings a $600-$1,500 fine, 5 days to 6 months jail and a 1-year suspension. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: DUI Penalties, page 79.

C: A felony. A third DUI within five years is a felony with 1 to 5 years in the custody of MDOC. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: DUI Penalties, page 79.

B: $250 and 120 days. First-offense Zero Tolerance DUI: $250 fine and a 120-day suspension. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Zero Tolerance DUI Penalties, page 79.

B: Regular DUI. If a driver under 21 has a BAC of .08% or higher, it is a regular DUI, not Zero Tolerance. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Zero Tolerance DUI Penalties, page 79.

A: A 90-day license suspension. For a first-offense DUI with a test refusal, a 90-day suspension is added to the original penalty. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: DUI Penalties, page 79.

A: Three. Three reckless driving convictions within a twelve-month period require revocation for one year. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Revocation of License, page 80.

C: $175. The reinstatement fee for a DUI or implied consent conviction is $175; child support is $25 and others $100. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Reinstatement of Driving Privileges, page 81.

A: Cashier's check. You must pay by cashier's check; do not send cash, a money order or a personal check. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Reinstatement of Driving Privileges, page 81.

A: The operator or owner of the vehicle, or both. When solid waste is thrown from a motor vehicle, the operator or owner, or both, are deemed in violation. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Littering, page 82.

C: 26,000 pounds. You must have a CDL for a single vehicle with a GVWR of more than 26,000 pounds. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class A, B, C, page 87.

B: More than 15, including the driver. A CDL is required for vehicles designed to transport more than fifteen persons, including the driver. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class A, B, C, page 87.

C: No closer than 300 feet. Trucks outside business or residential districts must not follow within three hundred feet of other trucks except when passing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Class D: Safe Driving, page 87.

D: 90 days. You may renew within ninety days of discharge or returning to the state, with no delinquent fee. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Military Personnel and College Students, page 12.

A: Not accepted; a physical address is required. Each proof of residency must contain a physical address; P.O. box numbers will not be accepted. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Application Requirements: Proof of Residency, page 16.

A: Both parents. If under seventeen, the application must include both parents' signatures if both are living and have legal custody. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Application Requirements: Signatures, page 16.

A: It is recommended to see a person 500 feet ahead in good weather. It is recommended that your headlights let you see a person 500 feet ahead in good weather at night. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Lights, page 19.

B: Four. At no time should you have more than four lights, not including headlights, burning at once. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Vehicle Equipment: Lights, page 19.

D: Federal court. Violations on the Parkway or its facilities are tried in a federal court. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Appendix B: The Natchez Trace, page 90.

B: No, commercial vehicles are excluded. Commercial vehicles are excluded from the Parkway, and access is limited. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Appendix B: The Natchez Trace, page 90.