Mississippi DPS Driver Service Bureau permit practice test 5

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.

C: After you have safely moved into the deceleration lane. Do not slow down until you have safely moved into the deceleration lane. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Interstate Highway Driving: Entering & Exiting, page 69.

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: You're driving against traffic; leave the roadway and turn around as soon as possible. You are traveling opposite to other cars and risk a head-on collision; leave the road and turn around as soon as possible. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 28.

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.

C: When children have crossed and the bus has resumed motion with lights off and stop sign retracted. Remain stopped until children have crossed AND the bus moves again, its red lights stop and the stop sign retracts. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 58.

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.

B: When the vehicle ahead is making or about to make a left turn. You may pass on the right when the vehicle ahead is turning left, on multi-lane interstates, on wide four-lane highways, or on wide one-way roads. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Passing Other Vehicles, page 47.

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.

C: Oncoming traffic; the driver leaving the space must yield. The driver leaving a parking space does not have the right of way and must yield to oncoming traffic. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Exiting a Parallel Parking Space, page 61.

C: Low beams. Always use low beams in fog during the night or day; high beams reduce visibility. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Using Your Headlights: Driving at Night, page 63.

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.

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.

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.

B: Oncoming traffic, pedestrians and traffic already in the intersection. When turning left on a solid green, you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Signal Lights, page 37.

C: Passing. The right lane is for through travel and the left lane for passing; passing on either side is permissible on the interstate. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Lane Use, Passing, and Changing Lanes, page 70.

A: Cross traffic with no stop signs. At a two-way stop, cross traffic without stop signs has the right of way. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Two-Way Stop, page 56.

D: In an intersection, in the center of the street, or in a highway median. The sign means you may not turn around in an intersection, in the center of a street or in a highway median. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 28.

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.

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.

B: Proof of insurance and the policy number. When the officer arrives, you must show proof of insurance and the insurance policy number. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: In Case of an Accident, page 66.

B: Under no circumstances. Under no circumstances may you drive off the pavement or on the shoulder to pass. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Passing Other Vehicles, page 47.

D: The lane nearest the curb on the side you're turning toward. A good rule on one-way streets is to always turn from the lane nearest the curb, unless markings allow more. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: One-Way Streets, page 54.

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: In the opening minutes of rain or drizzle. The opening minutes of rain are the slickest because water mixes with dirt and grease on the road. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 65.