New Mexico MVD permit practice test

B: Instructional permit, provisional license, unrestricted driver license. The three GDL levels are the instructional permit, the provisional license and the unrestricted driver license. New Mexico Driver Manual: Types of Driver Licenses — Graduated License System, page 1.

B: No, it is illegal. In New Mexico, it is illegal to drive without wearing safety belts. New Mexico Driver Manual: Safety Belts and Child Restraints, page 3.

B: Green, yellow, red. Traffic lights are green, yellow and red from bottom to top. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 3.

B: Yellow with black lettering, mostly diamond-shaped. Warning signs are usually yellow with black lettering or symbols, and most are diamond shaped. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 4.

B: The right lane, except to pass. Stay in the right lane except to pass. New Mexico Driver Manual: General Rules, page 10.

B: The lane closest to the one you came from. Turn from the lane closest to your direction and into the lane closest to the one you came from. New Mexico Driver Manual: General Rules, page 10.

B: No; it only says who must yield. The law says who must yield the right-of-way; it does not give anyone the right-of-way. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 11.

B: 15 mph. The maximum speed within a posted school zone is 15 mph. New Mexico Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 12.

B: 15 feet. Do not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 13.

B: About twice as far. High beams let you see twice as far as low beams; use them whenever there are no oncoming vehicles. New Mexico Driver Manual: Use Your Lights, page 18.

B: Stop where others have a clear view, turn on flashers and place flares behind it. Stop where drivers have a clear view (not over a hill or around a curve), use flashers and set flares behind the vehicle. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 19.

B: When the car ahead passes a fixed point, count; if you reach it before three seconds, you are too close. Count the seconds from when the vehicle ahead passes a fixed point until you reach it; less than three means too close. New Mexico Driver Manual: Space Ahead, page 23.

C: At least five feet. Keep a safe distance when passing a bicyclist, trying for at least five feet. New Mexico Driver Manual: Bicycles Are Vehicles, page 25.

C: About 40%. Alcohol is involved in about 40% of the traffic crashes in which someone is killed. New Mexico Driver Manual: Drinking and Driving, page 28.

B: 15. The minimum age for an instructional permit is 15. New Mexico Driver Manual: Instructional Permit, page 1.

C: Under 12. The law requires all children under 12 to wear appropriate safety restraints while the vehicle is in motion. New Mexico Driver Manual: Safety Belts and Child Restraints, page 3.

B: Allow crossing traffic to clear the intersection. If you are stopped and the light turns green, you must let crossing traffic clear the intersection before you go. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 4.

B: Slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary. Warning signs warn of a special situation or hazard ahead; slow down and be ready to stop. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 4.

B: The center lane. With three or more lanes and a lot of entering or exiting traffic, use the center travel lane. New Mexico Driver Manual: General Rules, page 10.

B: Drivers behind may think you're turning left and try to pass on the right. Swinging wide may make the driver behind think you're changing lanes or turning left, and they may pass on your right. New Mexico Driver Manual: General Rules, page 10.

B: Yes, you must always yield to a pedestrian. You must always yield to a pedestrian, even if the pedestrian is not obeying traffic controls. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 11.

B: 30 mph. The limit is 30 mph in business or residential areas unless posted otherwise. New Mexico Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 12.

C: 25 feet. Do not park within 25 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 13.

B: Within about one block. Dim your high beams whenever you come within about a one-block distance of an oncoming vehicle. New Mexico Driver Manual: Use Your Lights, page 18.

B: No, never stand in the roadway or change a tire if you must be in a traffic lane. Never stand in the roadway; don't change a tire if it means being in a traffic lane. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 19.