North Carolina NCDMV permit practice test 7

A: When it is raining or the road is still wet from rain. Never use cruise control when it is raining or after it has been raining, because it can cost you control if you hydroplane. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Hydroplaning, page 74.

A: In the direction the rear of the vehicle is skidding. Ease off the accelerator and turn the steering wheel in the direction the rear of the vehicle is skidding, then straighten as it recovers. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Emergencies: Skids, page 79.

A: The left lane(s). Keep to the right on an interstate and use the left lane(s) for passing. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Interstate Highways, page 66.

D: From 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., and any time driving directly to or from work. Level Two drivers may drive unsupervised from 5 a.m. until 9 p.m. and at any time when driving directly to or from work or volunteer fire, rescue or EMS service. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Level Two Limited Provisional License, page 15.

D: Letting an underage person use your license to try to buy alcohol. Anyone who lets their license or ID be used by an underage person to buy or try to buy alcohol faces a one-year revocation. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Alcohol and the Young Driver, page 35.

B: Up to 200 miles per hour. An air bag deploys at up to 200 mph, which is why children and people seated too close to it can be hurt. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Children and Air Bags, page 46.

A: Slow down and proceed with caution. A flashing yellow signal has the same meaning as a warning sign: slow down and proceed with caution. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Flashing Signals, page 83.

A: That there is more than one track. A sign below the crossbuck indicates if there is more than one track at the crossing. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Railroad Crossing Safety, page 63.

D: Pull to the right-hand curb or edge of the road and stop. As an emergency vehicle approaches from either direction, drive to the right curb or edge of the road and stop completely until it passes. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Emergency and Law Enforcement Vehicles, page 50.

A: On the right, with the flow of traffic. Bicyclists should ride on the right with the flow of traffic, not against it. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Bicycles: Go with the Flow, page 92.

D: Is unlawful, and an extra penalty applies when the penalty is posted on a sign at the start of the zone. It is unlawful to exceed the posted work-zone limit, and an additional penalty applies if a sign at the beginning of the work zone lists it. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Work Zones, page 72.

A: Move to another lane and signal for the driver to pass. If someone tailgates you, move to another lane and signal for the driver to pass. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Keeping a Margin of Safety, page 71.

C: Counterclockwise. All vehicles in a traffic circle or roundabout travel to the right, counterclockwise. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Roundabouts, page 60.

A: 12 inches. Reports show 6 inches of fast-moving water can sweep a car off the road and 12 inches can float a car or turn it over. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Driving in Flood Conditions, page 75.

C: Pump the brakes gently. Without ABS, pump the brakes gently; with ABS, use firm, steady pressure and do not pump. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Emergencies: Skids, page 79.

B: They separate opposing traffic and have fewer places to enter and exit. Interstates separate traffic moving in opposite directions, have fewer entry and exit points, and have no railroad crossings, sharp curves, stop signs or signals. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Interstate Highways, page 66.

C: One. Unsupervised Level Two drivers may carry one passenger under 21 who is not a household member (one more is allowed only when that student is being driven directly to or from school). North Carolina Driver Handbook: Level Two Limited Provisional License, page 15.

B: Time. Only time sobers up a drinker; coffee, food and cold showers do not work. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Driver Safety: Alcohol, page 44.

B: 12 and under. Children age 12 and under should ride buckled up in a rear seat. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Children and Air Bags: Child Safety Points, page 47.

D: Proceed without stopping and merge or yield as normal. When the ramp meter is dark you may proceed without stopping and merge onto the freeway as conditions allow. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Ramp Meter Traffic Signals, page 84.

B: A school zone or school crossing. The pentagon-shaped sign warns of a school zone or school crossing; watch for children. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 87.

B: When traveling in the opposite direction on a four-lane limited-access highway with a center median. All vehicles must yield to an emergency vehicle, except vehicles traveling the opposite direction on a four-lane limited-access highway with a center median. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Emergency and Law Enforcement Vehicles, page 50.

C: A bicyclist going straight on your right could be struck by your right turn. Because bicyclists ride to the right of motor vehicle traffic, a crash can occur between a bicyclist going straight and a motorist turning right. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Bicycle Lanes, page 64.

D: From the first sign marking the start of the work zone to the last sign marking its end. A highway work zone is the area between the first sign indicating its beginning and the last sign indicating its end. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Work Zones, page 72.

A: At least twice the normal following distance. Because stopping distances increase on wet pavement, slow down and allow at least twice the normal following distance. North Carolina Driver Handbook: Rain, page 74.