Mississippi DPS Driver Service Bureau permit practice test 2

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: 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.

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.

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.

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: 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.

A: The lane next to the center. If there's no turn lane, use the lane next to the center for turning left. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Lanes, page 45.

D: Before reaching the crosswalk. If traffic is blocked, stop before you reach the crosswalk and wait for traffic to move. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Intersections and Right-of-Way, page 55.

D: Public recreation and scenic guidance. Brown signs give public recreation and scenic guidance. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Standard Shapes and Colors, page 27.

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

B: Left turns into fields and driveways. Anticipate left turns made by animal-drawn vehicles into fields and driveways. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 34.

D: A toll-free number to railroad dispatchers and the crossing ID number. The ENS sign has a toll-free number answered by railroad dispatchers and an ID number for the crossing location. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 36.

B: Following too closely. Following too closely is dangerous and the main cause of rear-end collisions. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Following, page 43.

B: Pushing down on the brake or clutch or shifting gears. Complete the turn at a consistent speed; don't push the brake or clutch or shift gears while turning. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Turning at Intersections, page 50.

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.

B: Drive to the far right of your lane. If you meet a vehicle with one headlight missing, drive to the far right of your lane. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Using Your Headlights: Driving at Night, page 63.

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.

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: 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: 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: 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.

B: The privilege of the immediate use of the highway. Right of way is the privilege of immediate use of the highway. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Intersections and Right-of-Way, page 55.

B: Warning of an existing or possible hazard on or near the road. Diamond shapes are used exclusively to warn of existing or possible hazards on or adjacent to the roadway. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Standard Shapes and Colors, page 27.

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

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.