Missouri DOR permit practice test 8

D: If any part of Lincoln's head is covered by tread, you have a safe amount. If any part of Lincoln's head is covered by the tread, you have a safe amount; below about 2/32 inch, grip in bad conditions is greatly reduced. Missouri Driver Guide: Tire Pressure, page 62.

C: Six months. Requirements include no alcohol-related convictions in the last 12 months and no traffic convictions in the last six months. Missouri Driver Guide: Step Two: Intermediate License, page 18.

B: A Class A misdemeanor. Violation of the move-over law (Section 304.022 RSMo) is a Class A misdemeanor. Missouri Driver Guide: Safety is on Your Shoulders, page 100.

B: Continue around until you reach your exit again. If you miss your exit, continue through the roundabout until you reach your appropriate exit. Missouri Driver Guide: Traveling through a roundabout, page 29.

C: On a green arrow while opposing traffic is stopped by a red light. Protected: vehicles may turn only on a green arrow while opposing vehicles are stopped by a red light. Missouri Driver Guide: Left Turn Signals, page 46.

B: It may be sharper than the first. The second turn may be sharper than the first; recommended maximum speed is 30 mph or less. Missouri Driver Guide: Turns and Curves In The Road, page 49.

C: Remove the keys and lock the doors. Never leave the keys in a parked vehicle; remove them and lock the doors. Missouri Driver Guide: Chapter 5 - Parking, page 37.

A: Do not pass it. Do not pass a vehicle that has stopped or slowed down for a pedestrian. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Pedestrians: As a Driver, You Should Know, page 32.

B: An ignition interlock device on any vehicle they operate for at least six months. With a BAC of .15% or higher, more than one intoxication contact, or damage/injury, an IID must be installed for at least six months from reinstatement. Missouri Driver Guide: Ignition Interlock, page 72.

C: Rock back and forth, then spread salt, sand or cat litter around the wheels. Try driving backward and forward a few times; if that fails, spread abrasive material like salt, sand or cat box litter. Never let anyone stand in line with your wheels. Missouri Driver Guide: Winter Driving, page 64.

B: Turn on your interior lights. If it's nighttime, turn on your interior lights as soon as you stop to help the officer see inside. Missouri Driver Guide: What to Do and Expect When Stopped by Law Enforcement, page 63.

A: One. During the first six months, you may not drive with more than one passenger under 19 who is not a member of your immediate family. Missouri Driver Guide: Step Two: Intermediate License (Driving Restrictions), page 18.

D: 500 feet. Amber warning lights flash 500 feet before the bus comes to a designated stop. Missouri Driver Guide: School Buses, page 25.

D: Only if it is the only way to avoid a crash. Do not stop within a roundabout unless it is the only way to avoid a crash. Missouri Driver Guide: Traveling through a roundabout, page 29.

D: You may turn but must wait for an adequate gap in opposing traffic and yield to pedestrians. A flashing yellow arrow allows you to turn in the arrow's direction, but you must wait for an adequate gap in opposing traffic and yield to pedestrians. Missouri Driver Guide: Left Turn Signals, page 47.

D: To add extra emphasis to slow down. Chevrons may be used at curves and turns to add extra emphasis to slow down. Missouri Driver Guide: Turns and Curves In The Road, page 49.

D: Traffic, including bicyclists near parked cars. Check traffic before you open the door, including bicyclists who often travel near parked cars; shut the door as soon as you can. Missouri Driver Guide: Chapter 5 - Parking, page 37.

D: Come to a complete stop. Drivers must always yield to blind persons; vehicles must come to a complete stop for a pedestrian with a guide dog or white cane. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Pedestrians, page 33.

A: A breath sample before starting and periodically while driving. An IID requires the operator to provide a breath sample before starting the vehicle and periodically during operation. Missouri Driver Guide: Ignition Interlock, page 72.

D: From sunset to midnight and around sunrise. Highest-risk periods are sunset to midnight and the hours shortly before and after sunrise; most crashes occur in January, May, and October-December. Missouri Driver Guide: Tips For Avoiding a Deer-Vehicle Crash, page 61.

C: You may be arrested. Signing a ticket is not an admission of guilt, but refusing to sign may result in your arrest. Missouri Driver Guide: What to Do and Expect When Stopped by Law Enforcement, page 63.

A: Three. After the first six months, you may not drive with more than three passengers under 19 who are not immediate family. Missouri Driver Guide: Step Two: Intermediate License (Driving Restrictions), page 18.

A: Traffic in both directions. On a two-lane road, oncoming and following traffic must stop before reaching the bus when these signals are activated. Missouri Driver Guide: School Buses, page 25.

C: Exit immediately and pull to the right. Never stop inside a roundabout; if an emergency vehicle approaches while you are in it, exit immediately and pull to the right. Missouri Driver Guide: Roundabout Intersections: Emergency Vehicles, page 29.

C: The green arrow is about to change; be ready to yield to oncoming traffic or stop. A steady yellow arrow appears after a green arrow and warns it will change; be ready to yield to oncoming traffic or to stop. Missouri Driver Guide: Left Turn Signals, page 46.