Mississippi DPS Driver Service Bureau permit practice test 9

B: It may be making a right turn. Large vehicles swing left to make right turns; don't pass on the right if it may be turning right. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Road Safety with Large Vehicles, page 72.

A: Anyone operating or riding on public roads. A crash helmet must be worn when operating or riding any motorcycle or motor scooter on public roads. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Motorcycle Endorsement, page 14.

A: No; the driver behind is responsible for deciding if it's safe. Do not use your left signal to tell a following driver it's safe to pass. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Signal Lights, page 42.

B: At least 100 feet. Extend your arm fully and signal continuously for at least one hundred feet. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Arm Signals, page 42.

A: Access lane/ramp merges into roadway from the right. This sign warns that an access lane or ramp merges into the roadway from the right. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 30.

A: A vehicle. A bicycle is considered a vehicle when ridden on public roads, with the same rights and duties as motor vehicle drivers. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

D: A Certification of Attendance not over thirty days old. Under 18, you must provide a Certification of Attendance form that is not over thirty days old (or a marriage license if married). Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Application Requirements, page 16.

A: Thinking/reaction distance plus braking distance. The chart shows thinking and reaction distance before braking plus the distance from braking to stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Braking, page 44.

D: Arm upward, bent at the elbow. For a right turn, extend your arm and hand upward with the arm bent at the elbow. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Arm Signals, page 42.

A: A new lane enters the roadway; no merging needed. This sign warns that a new lane enters the roadway, so merging is not necessary. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 30.

B: 3 feet. Leave a safe distance of at least three feet between your vehicle and the bicycle when passing. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

C: Whoever signed the minor's application. Whoever signs your application will be liable for your negligence or willful misconduct and must have the signature notarized. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Application Requirements, page 16.

C: The driver and all passengers, front and back. Drivers and all passengers must wear a properly fastened seat belt, front or back seat. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints, page 64.

C: Arm downward with palm facing the rear. Extend your arm and hand downward, palm facing the rear. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Arm Signals, page 42.

B: Two-way traffic. The Two-Way Traffic sign means traffic will be moving in both directions ahead. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 30.

B: Yes, only when it is safe to do so. You may pass a bicycle traveling the same direction in a no-passing zone only when it is safe. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

B: It includes a headset that reads questions and answers aloud. The Computerized Exam includes a headset, and the machine reads the questions and answers aloud. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: The Examination, page 17.

B: 4. Children under four years old must be secured in a child passenger restraint device. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints, page 64.

B: Left turn signal (arm straight out). The left-turn arm signal is also used when changing to the left lane or starting from a parallel parking position. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Arm Signals, page 42.

B: Divided highway ends; two-way traffic ahead. This warning sign means the divided highway ends and two-way traffic is ahead. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 30.

C: 20 to 25 mph. An experienced bicyclist can ride 20-25 mph and may be closer than you think. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.

D: DE26. You will be given vision form DE26 to be filled out by an eye specialist or optometrist. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: The Examination, page 17.

C: A belt-positioning booster seat. Children 4 to under 7 who are under 4'9" or under 65 pounds must use a belt-positioning booster seat. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints, page 64.

A: It is not a four-way stop; cross traffic has the right-of-way and won't stop. This plate tells you that although you must stop, it's not a four-way stop; other lanes won't stop. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Warning Signs, page 31.

B: Two to four feet. Generally, cyclists ride two to four feet from the right edge of the road. Mississippi Driver's License Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 73.