Montana MVD permit practice test 7

A: Low beams. During dry periods gravel roads can become extremely dusty; use low beam headlights to make your vehicle more visible. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Rural Roads: Dust, page 69.

B: A narrow bridge has room to meet and pass; a one-lane bridge does not. Narrow Bridge: narrower than the road but room to meet and pass. One Lane Bridge: no room to meet or pass another car or truck. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Warning Signs, page 35.

B: Unprotected and must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. If there is no green arrow, left and right turning traffic is unprotected and must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Vehicle Signals, page 41.

B: 30 mph. When you cannot see farther than about 200 feet, you cannot safely drive faster than 30 mph. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Rain, Fog, or Snow, page 73.

D: Steer a middle course between two hazards, giving more room to the more dangerous one. Split the difference between two hazards, such as oncoming and parked vehicles, leaving more space on the more dangerous side. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Space to the Side, page 76.

D: No. Bicycles are less visible and, unlike motorcycles, are not required to have lights during daytime travel. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Bicyclists & Motorists, page 54.

A: At least two feet. Position your vehicle parallel with the vehicle in front of the space, at least two feet from it, aligning rear bumpers. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Parallel Parking, page 55.

B: It affects your judgment and skill. Alcohol affects the areas of the brain that control judgment and skill; you don't know you've had too much until it's too late. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Why is Drinking and Driving So Dangerous?, page 81.

D: Only if they are in a burning car or other immediate danger. Do not move the injured unless they are in a burning car or other immediate danger; moving can make injuries worse. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): If someone is injured, page 90.

B: Three. For the second six months, unless supervised by a licensed adult, a teen driver may have three unrelated passengers under 18. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): GDL Step 2: First-Year Restricted License, page 18.

D: A fluorescent yellow-orange triangle with reflective red borders. The emblem is a fluorescent yellow-orange triangle, 14 inches at the base and height, with reflective red stripe borders, mounted 3-5 feet up. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Slow Moving Vehicles, page 28.

A: A series of bumps or potholes that can affect steering and control. A washboard effect is a series of potholes on gravel roads that can affect steering and vehicle control. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Rural Roads: Gravel, page 69.

B: There is a school bus stop ahead; begin slowing now. This sign warns of a school bus stop ahead; begin slowing now. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Warning Signs, page 35.

C: Yes, from a one-way street onto another one-way street after stopping, yielding as needed. When entering a one-way street from a one-way street, you may also turn left after stopping for the red light. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Vehicle Signals, page 40.

C: About 10 mph. On a wet road reduce your speed about 10 mph; on packed snow, cut speed in half; on ice, slow to a crawl. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Slippery Roads, page 70.

D: Take hazards one at a time: let the vehicle pass first, then give the bicycle extra room. Take potential hazards one at a time: slow down and let the oncoming vehicle pass first so you can give extra room to the bicycle. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Space to the Side, page 76.

C: Sounding your horn when approaching or passing the horse. It is illegal to sound your horn when approaching or passing a horse; drive at a reasonable speed and distance. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Horseback Riders, page 78.

D: 500 feet. Vehicles parked on a roadway or shoulder during darkness must have front and rear lights visible for 500 feet; dim headlights if on. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Parking: General Guidelines, page 55.

C: Anyone who is not already walking and talking. First, help anyone who is not already walking and talking; check for breathing, then for bleeding. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): If someone is injured, page 90.

A: 20 to 60 hours of community service. First offense: 20 to 60 hours of community service; second offense: six-month suspension. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Penalties for any step 2 first-year restricted license violations, page 18.

B: 25 mph. Slow-moving vehicles, animal-drawn vehicles and road machinery normally operating at or under 25 mph must display the emblem. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Slow Moving Vehicles, page 28.

C: Cut your speed in half. On packed snow, cut your speed in half; on ice, slow to a crawl. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Slippery Roads, page 70.

D: Stop if pedestrians are waiting to cross. School children cross the roadway at this point; you must stop if pedestrians are waiting to cross. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Warning Signs (continued), page 36.

B: DON'T WALK. An upheld orange hand means DON'T WALK; a white pedestrian figure means WALK. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Pedestrian Signals, page 40.

A: Yes, if traveling too fast for conditions. Even if you are driving under the posted limit, you can get a ticket for traveling too fast for wet, icy, low-visibility or heavy-traffic conditions. Montana Driver Manual (form 25-0100M): Adjusting to How Well You Can See: Speed Limits, page 74.