New Mexico MVD permit practice test 7

B: You may not pass. If the solid yellow line is on your side, you may not pass; if the dashed line is on your side, you may pass when safe. New Mexico Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 8.

B: Downward-pointing triangle. A yield sign is a downward pointing triangle, red and white with red letters. New Mexico Driver Manual: Yield Sign, page 7.

B: Whether it is on your side, the opposite side, or at an intersection you are approaching. You must stop whether the bus is on your side, the opposite side, or at an intersection you're approaching. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 12.

B: Set the parking brake and put it in park. Always set the parking brake, and leave an automatic in park (a manual in gear). New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 13.

B: Ice can become wet, making it more slippery than at colder temperatures. When the temperature is around freezing, ice can become wet and more slippery. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Road Conditions, page 20.

B: Quickly let up on the pedal, then reapply once the skid stops. Brake as hard as you can without locking; if they lock, let up, then press again when the skid stops. New Mexico Driver Manual: Stopping Quickly, page 32.

B: The truck may not be able to stop in time. Cutting into the space in front of a truck is dangerous because it takes much longer to stop. New Mexico Driver Manual: Avoid These Common Mistakes When Driving Around Large Trucks and RVs, page 27.

D: 21. You may not buy, consume or possess alcohol unless you are 21. New Mexico Driver Manual: Alcohol and The Law, page 29.

C: Midnight to 5:00 a.m.. Provisional licensees may not drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m. unless an exception applies. New Mexico Driver Manual: Provisional License, page 2.

B: Put your right arm on the seat back and turn to look through the rear window; back slowly. Turn around and look directly through the rear window; mirrors can't show directly behind you. Back slowly. New Mexico Driver Manual: Scanning, page 17.

B: Yes, if it is safe. You may cross a solid yellow line to turn into a driveway if it is safe. New Mexico Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 8.

B: At exit ramps you would enter the wrong way, crossovers on divided roads, and one-way streets. A Do Not Enter sign is seen at openings such as exit ramps, crossovers on divided roads and one-way streets. New Mexico Driver Manual: Do Not Enter Sign, page 7.

B: When the bus is coming toward you and the road is separated by a median or physical barrier. You need not stop if the bus is traveling toward you and the roadway is separated by a median or other barrier. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 12.

B: On the road side of a parked vehicle (double parking). Double parking on the road side of a parked vehicle is prohibited. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 13.

B: For the first few minutes, as oil rises to the surface. If it starts to rain on a hot day, oil comes to the surface and the road is very slippery until it washes off. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Road Conditions, page 20.

B: Turning. In most cases, you can turn the vehicle quicker than you can stop it. New Mexico Driver Manual: Turning Quickly, page 32.

B: At least 15 feet. School buses, for-hire passenger vehicles and hazardous-material trucks must stop at least 15 feet from the crossing. New Mexico Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 6.

B: Drugs for colds, hay fever, allergies or headaches. Drugs taken for headaches, colds, hay fever or allergies, or to calm nerves can make a person drowsy. New Mexico Driver Manual: Other Drugs And Driving, page 29.

B: Driving to and from work with a signed statement from the employer. Exceptions include driving with a licensed driver 21+, family or medical necessity, work, school or religious activity with signed statements, or a medical emergency. New Mexico Driver Manual: Provisional License, page 2.

B: Following drivers may not expect you to slow, such as at driveways. Check behind whenever you slow down, especially where a following driver would not expect it. New Mexico Driver Manual: Scanning, page 17.

B: Before your vehicle reaches the stop line or crosswalk. Stop before your vehicle reaches the stop line or crosswalk. New Mexico Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 8.

B: 25 mph. A reflective orange triangle means the vehicle is traveling less than 25 mph. New Mexico Driver Manual: Slow Moving Vehicle, page 7.

B: After children have completely left the roadway and it is safe. Watch for children and do not proceed until they have completely left the roadway. New Mexico Driver Manual: Right-of-Way, page 12.

B: The curb side. Get out on the curb side if you can; if you must use the street side, check traffic first. New Mexico Driver Manual: Parking, page 13.

B: 35 mph. Most tires have good traction up to about 35 mph on a wet road; faster, they can start to hydroplane. New Mexico Driver Manual: Adjusting to Road Conditions, page 20.