Mississippi DPS Driver Service Bureau permit practice test 3

B: Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid, if you can do so safely. Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid if you can do so without running off the road; sudden braking increases the skid. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 65.

D: Leave room so other vehicles can safely pull into the spaces. Allow enough space between you and the next car so other vehicles may safely pull into those spaces. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Following, page 43.

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.

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.

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.

D: By driving, you consent to testing for intoxicating substances. Operating a vehicle in Mississippi means you give implied consent to breath or chemical testing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Implied Consent, page 78.

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: 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.

C: Prohibited from either side. Passing from either side of a double yellow line is prohibited. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Pavement Markings, page 25.

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.

B: Proceed immediately. If another driver yields to you, proceed immediately; if not, slow or stop and let them go. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Intersections and Right-of-Way, page 55.

A: A railroad crossing ahead. The round shape warns of a railroad crossing ahead. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Standard Shapes and Colors, page 27.

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: 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.

B: Take your foot off the accelerator, then brake slowly and cautiously. Don't brake suddenly; take your foot off the accelerator, then brake slowly and cautiously. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 65.

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.

C: Straight. Keep close to the center line with your wheels straight while waiting to turn. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: How to Make a Left Turn, page 51.

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: No; if you need lights, use your headlights. Do not drive with only parking lights; if you need lights, use your headlights. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Using Your Headlights: Driving at Night, page 63.

C: .08% or more. Drivers 21 or older are under the influence at .08% or more. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Implied Consent, page 78.

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: 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.

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.

B: Continue to the next exit. If you miss your exit, do not stop and back up; continue to the next exit. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Interstate Highway Driving, page 69.

D: Have the right of way. Vehicles already inside an intersection have the right of way. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Intersections and Right-of-Way, page 55.