North Carolina NCDMV permit practice test 12

C: Their rear wheels do not follow the path of their front wheels. Large trucks need additional turning room because their rear wheels do not follow the front wheels' path. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Trucks and Other Vehicles, page 93.

D: Get out immediately and move away from the tracks. If your vehicle stalls on or near tracks, get out immediately and move away; a train at 55 mph can need more than a mile to stop. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Railroad Crossing Safety: Railroad related emergencies, page 64.

D: Vision, traffic signs and knowledge of motor vehicle laws. Required testing for a learner permit includes vision, traffic signs and knowledge of motor vehicle laws; the driving test is not required for a permit. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Learner Permit, page 10.

D: 200 feet. Every licensed motor vehicle must have a working horn that can be heard for at least 200 feet. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Vehicle Equipment: Horns and Sirens, page 69.

A: The location of nearby fire hydrants or water supplies. Blue reflective markers can show the location of nearby fire hydrants or water supplies for firefighters. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 90.

D: Slow down. The yellow roundabout ahead sign indicates you should slow down as you approach. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Roundabouts: How You Travel Through A Roundabout, page 61.

C: The train. Trains always have the right of way over all highway traffic, including emergency vehicles. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Railroad Crossing Safety, page 62.

B: 500 feet. Farm equipment must have a front white light and a rear red light visible up to 500 feet; two red reflectors at least four inches across can replace the rear light. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Safe Driving Around Farm Equipment, page 53.

A: Keep moving across; the gate is flexible and will not trap you. Do not stop or back up: keep moving. The gates cannot trap you; drive through if the far gate comes down. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Railroad Crossing Safety, page 63.

D: Identify signs by color and shape and explain what each means. The signs test requires you to identify traffic signs by color and shape and explain what each one means. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Test Requirements for an Original Driver License: Traffic Signs, page 11.

A: At least one-third of its original distance from the floor. The brake pedal should stay at least one-third of its original distance from the floor when fully pressed; otherwise the brakes need checking. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Vehicle Equipment: Brakes, page 68.

A: The officer's hand signals. When an officer is directing traffic, obey the officer's hand signals instead of the normal signals or signs. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Traffic Officers, page 90.

C: A flagger with a STOP/SLOW paddle is controlling traffic ahead; be prepared to stop. The Flagger sign warns of road work where a flagger in an orange vest uses a STOP/SLOW paddle; stay alert and be ready to stop. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Work Zones, page 72.

B: Turn, stop, or start from a parked position. Drivers must use the horn whenever a pedestrian may be affected by a turn, stop or start from a parked position; if the pedestrian does not stop, the driver must. North Carolina Driver Handbook: The Driver and Pedestrian, page 49.

B: Interstates. Farm equipment may legally travel on most North Carolina roads, except interstates. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Safe Driving Around Farm Equipment, page 54.

B: Another train may be coming from either direction. Another train may be following or coming from the opposite direction; wait until the red lights stop flashing. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Railroad Crossing Safety, page 63.

C: You may be assigned to a driver improvement clinic. At seven points you may be assigned to a driver improvement clinic. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Points: Driver License Points, page 36.

A: Brake hard and keep firm, steady pressure on the pedal. With ABS, brake hard and keep firm, steady pressure; pumping or releasing pressure reduces ABS effectiveness. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Anti-lock Braking System, page 68.

D: 3. Satisfactory completion of the driver improvement clinic deducts three points from your record. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Points: Driver License Points, page 36.

D: 1/16 inch. Tires are unsafe if cut, cracked or worn to the cord, or with tread separation, chunking or less than 1/16-inch tread depth. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Vehicle Equipment: Tires, page 68.

C: 12. Accumulating 12 points within a three-year period can lead to suspension. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Points: Driver License Points, page 36.

B: At least once each month. Tire pressure must be checked at least once a month, preferably when the tires are cool. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Vehicle Equipment: Tires, page 69.

D: 8. Eight points within three years after reinstatement can result in a second suspension. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Points: Driver License Points, page 36.

A: To show the left and right rear, barely reflecting the side of your vehicle. Adjust the side mirrors to show the scene to the left and right rear; they should barely reflect the side of the vehicle. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Vehicle Equipment: Mirrors, page 68.

D: 60 days. Under the point system, the first suspension may be for 60 days, the second for 6 months and the third for 12 months. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Points: Driver License Points, page 36.