New Mexico MVD permit practice test 5

B: The same as a stop sign. A flashing red light means the same as a stop sign: full stop, then go when safe. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 4.

B: The action shown is prohibited. A red circle with a red slash over a symbol prohibits that action, such as no left turn or no U-turn. New Mexico Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 6.

B: Not until you move onto the exit ramp. Keep up with traffic on the main road and do not slow down until you are on the exit ramp. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Traffic, page 22.

B: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before you make your turn. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know What You Are Doing, page 19.

B: Only when you can get through it without having to stop. Drivers may not enter an intersection unless they can get through without having to stop and block it. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 11.

B: It is easy to be going much faster than you think. People are poor judges of speed, especially after leaving high-speed roads for slower local roads. New Mexico Driver Manual: Speeding, page 15.

A: Only short stops are permitted. A white curb means only short stops are permitted. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 14.

B: At least 500 feet. Whenever lights are necessary, use headlights within at least 500 feet when approaching another car. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 18.

B: Try the headlight switch a few times. Try the headlight switch a few times; if that fails, use flashers, turn signals or fog lights and pull off. New Mexico Driver Manual: Headlight Failure, page 31.

B: No. Do not pass if there is a railroad grade crossing ahead. New Mexico Driver Manual: Space to Pass, page 25.

B: Almost 800 feet. A large truck could take almost 800 feet to stop. New Mexico Driver Manual: Large Trucks and RVs, page 27.

B: .02%. If you are under 21, you can be arrested for a BAC of .02%. New Mexico Driver Manual: Alcohol and The Law, page 29.

B: 15 years 6 months. The minimum age is 15 years and 6 months if the driver has held the permit for 6 months. New Mexico Driver Manual: Provisional License, page 1.

B: The drive wheels to spin and the vehicle to slide. Starting too fast can make the drive wheels spin, especially on slippery surfaces, causing a slide. New Mexico Driver Manual: Accelerating, page 14.

B: Slow down and proceed with caution. A flashing yellow light means slow down and proceed with caution. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 4.

B: Only in ideal driving conditions. The maximum limit should be driven only in ideal conditions; reduce speed when conditions require it. New Mexico Driver Manual: Speed Limit Signs, page 6.

B: About four seconds. You need a gap of about four seconds to merge, change lanes or enter a roadway. New Mexico Driver Manual: Space to Merge, page 24.

B: After you pass that car. Wait until you have passed it to signal; otherwise the other driver may think you're turning where they are and pull into your path. New Mexico Driver Manual: Letting Others Know What You Are Doing, page 19.

B: You, the overtaking driver. Drivers overtaking a vehicle in the same direction must yield to it, even if it is slowing or stopping. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 12.

B: Pull over when safe and let them pass. Going much slower than traffic can be dangerous; if vehicles pile up behind you, pull over when safe and let them pass. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Traffic, page 21.

B: Handicap parking only. Blue indicates handicap parking only. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 14.

B: You have less traction; stopping takes longer and it is easier to skid when turning. You don't have as much traction on gravel or dirt; it takes longer to stop and it's easier to skid. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Road Conditions, page 20.

B: Keep your eyes on the road, quickly shift to neutral, pull off when safe and turn off the engine. Keep your eyes on the road, shift to neutral, pull off when safe, then turn off the engine. New Mexico Driver Manual: Gas Pedal Sticks, page 31.

B: Vehicles may enter or cross, and the vehicle you pass can block your view. Vehicles likely enter or cross at intersections, and the car you are passing can block your view. New Mexico Driver Manual: Space to Pass, page 25.

B: Wait a second and check its turn signals again; it may really be turning right. Big rigs swing wide for right turns, so a truck that seems to be turning left may actually be turning right. Wait a moment and recheck its signals before passing. New Mexico Driver Manual: Large Trucks and RVs, page 27.