New Mexico MVD permit practice test 4

B: Edge forward slowly until you can see. Edge forward slowly until you can see; crossing drivers can see your vehicle's front first. New Mexico Driver Manual: Scanning, page 16.

B: Vehicles coming from the right. Where there is no stop sign, yield sign or signal, drivers must yield to vehicles coming from the right. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 11.

B: About 10 mph. On a wet road, reduce your speed by about 10 mph. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Road Conditions, page 20.

B: No closer than 20 feet. Do not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway on the same side, or within 75 feet on the other side. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 13.

B: Turn on your headlights. If you turn on your wipers, turn on your headlights. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 18.

B: Hold the wheel tightly, keep going straight, and slow down gradually. Hold the wheel tightly, keep straight, take your foot off the gas, brake lightly and slow gradually. New Mexico Driver Manual: Tire Blowout, page 31.

B: Only one. As a general rule, only pass one vehicle at a time. New Mexico Driver Manual: Space to Pass, page 24.

B: As a legal, slow-moving vehicle. Treat the bicycle as a legal, slow-moving vehicle such as a backhoe. New Mexico Driver Manual: Bicycles Are Vehicles, page 25.

D: Time. Your body removes about one drink per hour, and coffee, fresh air, exercise or a cold shower do not speed that up. Only time sobers you up. New Mexico Driver Manual: Effects of Alcohol, page 29.

B: Enrolled in and attending a Traffic Safety Bureau-approved driver education course with DWI education. A person 15 or older must be enrolled in and attending an approved driver education course that includes DWI education and practice driving. New Mexico Driver Manual: Instructional Permit, page 1.

B: 10 and 2 is one balanced position; some prefer 9 and 3, knuckles outside the rim. One balanced position is 10 and 2 o'clock; some drivers prefer 9 and 3. Keep knuckles outside the rim. New Mexico Driver Manual: Steering, page 14.

B: Stop; you cannot go in the direction of the arrow until it goes off and a green arrow or light comes on. A red arrow means stop; you cannot go in that direction until a green arrow or light comes on. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 4.

B: A person controlling traffic with a sign or flag. In work areas, traffic may be controlled by a person with a sign or flag; you must obey them. New Mexico Driver Manual: Work Area Signs, page 6.

B: Use the ramp to reach the speed of traffic before merging. Use the ramp to reach the speed of other vehicles; don't drive to the end of the ramp and stop. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Traffic, page 21.

B: Look for a safe gap, check the street you are entering, and look once more at oncoming traffic. Look for a gap, check that your path is clear, then look again at oncoming traffic before you turn. New Mexico Driver Manual: Scanning, page 16.

B: The driver who reached the intersection first; if at the same time, the vehicle on the right. The first driver to arrive goes first; if several arrive together, the vehicle on the right goes first. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 11.

C: Cut it in half. On packed snow you should cut your speed in half; on ice, slow to a crawl. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Road Conditions, page 20.

C: Fire zone; no parking or standing. Red indicates a fire zone with no parking or standing permitted. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 14.

B: Yes, so drivers coming toward you can see you. Drivers coming toward you may have trouble seeing you against the sun; headlights help. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 18.

B: Steering may be harder to turn but works; brakes work but need much harder pressure. Keep a strong grip; steering is harder but works, and brakes still work but need more pressure. New Mexico Driver Manual: Power Failure, page 31.

B: When you can see both headlights of the passed vehicle in your rearview mirror. When you can see both headlights of the vehicle you passed in your rearview mirror, it is safe to return. New Mexico Driver Manual: Space to Pass, page 25.

B: Minors must; adults should. Adults should, and minors must, wear a well-fitting helmet. New Mexico Driver Manual: Bicycles Are Vehicles, page 26.

C: .08% or more. You can be arrested for driving with a BAC of .08% or more. New Mexico Driver Manual: Alcohol and The Law, page 29.

C: Six months. The driver must retain the instructional permit for at least six months. New Mexico Driver Manual: Instructional Permit, page 1.

B: Straighten it out by hand. Straighten the wheel by hand; letting it slip through your fingers could be dangerous. New Mexico Driver Manual: Steering, page 15.