Mississippi DPS Driver Service Bureau permit practice test 7

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

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.

A: Writing, sending or reading text messages. Writing, sending or reading text messages while driving is not allowed; a hands-free device is recommended for calls. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Avoiding Distractions: Cellphone Use, page 23.

C: A solid yellow light; the signal is about to turn red. A yellow solid arrow is the same as a solid yellow light; slow down and prepare to stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Signal Lights, page 37.

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.

C: Equilateral triangle. The yield right-of-way sign is an equilateral triangle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 28.

D: Take every precaution and stop completely if necessary. Watch for white canes, which may have a red tip; take every precaution and stop if necessary. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right-of-Way to Pedestrians, page 59.

A: Use the brakes lightly. If you run off the pavement, use the brakes lightly before returning to the roadway. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 65.

C: So you can see around it before changing lanes. Do not tailgate a vehicle you intend to pass; drop back so you can see around it. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Passing Other Vehicles, page 47.

C: Circulating traffic already in the roundabout. Entering traffic yields the right of way to circulating traffic. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Roundabouts, page 57.

C: No; find another route. Do not drive through large bodies of standing water; find another route. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Hazardous Conditions & Emergencies, page 65.

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 licensed driver 21 or older in the seat next to the driver. The permit allows driving with a licensed driver aged 21 or older occupying the seat next to you. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regular Learner's Permit, page 13.

D: No. Reading or posting to a social networking site using a hand-held phone while driving is not allowed. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Avoiding Distractions: Cellphone Use, page 23.

D: Stop completely and proceed with caution, following right-of-way rules. With no functioning lights, stop completely and proceed with caution, yielding as at an intersection. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Signal Lights, page 39.

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.

A: Keep right of the island or divider. This regulatory sign means keep right. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 29.

C: Merge into the lane away from it if safe; otherwise slow down and be ready to stop. Merge into the lane away from the emergency vehicle if safe; if not, slow down and prepare to stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Yielding Right of Way to Emergency Vehicles, page 67.

C: The nearest National Park Ranger. The Parkway is patrolled by National Park Rangers; report accidents, fires and emergencies to the nearest Ranger or call 1-800-300-PARK (7275). Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Appendix B: The Natchez Trace, page 90.

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.

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.

D: Two years. The Regular Learner's Permit is valid for two years. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regular Learner's Permit, page 13.

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.

C: Slow down and use caution before crossing. With flashing yellow malfunction lights, slow down and use caution before crossing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Traffic Signal Lights, page 39.

A: Yield to bicycles exactly as you would to any other vehicle. You must yield to bicycles exactly as you would to any other vehicle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Intersections and Right-of-Way, page 55.