Mississippi DPS Driver Service Bureau permit practice test 8

C: You must turn left. This sign means you must turn left. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 29.

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: $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.

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.

A: Let someone else drive. If you are worried, ill, angry, frightened or grief-stricken, let someone else drive. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Avoiding Distractions: Emotional Distractions, page 24.

C: Only in lanes marked by a green light. You may travel only in a lane marked by a green light, never in a lane marked with a red light. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Lane Direction Control, page 40.

A: No; don't slam your brakes to stop first, and yield to the driver on your right. Do not slam on your brakes to stop first; yield to the driver on the right. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Four-Way Stop, page 56.

D: Travel only in the direction of the arrow (one way). The One Way sign means you may only travel in the direction of the arrow. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 29.

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: 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: Apply directly for a Regular Driver's License, taking the exam the same day. If you first apply at seventeen or older, you may apply directly for a Regular Driver's License. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regular Driver's License (Class R), page 15.

D: You may not hear warning signals like whistles and sirens. Headphones and loud music may keep you from hearing warning signals such as whistles and sirens. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Avoiding Distractions: Emotional Distractions, page 24.

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: No passing: do not cross into the other lane to pass. This pennant-shaped sign marks a no-passing zone: you may not cross into the other lane to pass a vehicle. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 29.

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.

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.

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.

D: Your windshield must be free of signs or unofficial stickers. Your windshield must be free of any signs or unofficial stickers. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Avoiding Distractions: Visual Obstructions, page 24.

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.

B: The center lane may only be used to make turns. You may only use the center lane to make turns; it is not for normal travel or passing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 29.

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.

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.

B: Only if you also intend to turn. Activate your signal only if you also intend to turn; don't signal to warn others that the car ahead is turning. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Signal Lights, page 42.

A: Continue crossing. Pedestrians who began crossing before the signal flashed should continue crossing; others must not leave the curb. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Pedestrian Crossing, page 40.

C: Right lane ends, merge left. This warning sign means the right lane ends; merge to the left. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 30.