Hardest Ohio permit test questions

A: 15 years and 6 months. At age 15 years and six months you meet the minimum age to complete the vision screening and knowledge test. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Vision Screening and Knowledge Testing, page 4.

A: 75%. The 40-question test requires a 75% passing rate. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Knowledge Testing, page 4.

A: One day. You must wait one day before retesting; there is no limit on attempts, but only one test per day. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Knowledge Testing, page 4.

A: Two attempts in a six-month period. Online testing allows two attempts in a six-month period; in-person testing is unlimited, one per day. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Knowledge Testing, page 4.

A: 60 days. Visit a Deputy Registrar License Agency within 60 days to purchase a TIPIC, or you must start over. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Temporary Instruction Permit Identification Card (TIPIC), page 5.

A: A parent, guardian, custodian, licensed driving instructor, or a person 21+ acting in loco parentis. Under 16, a parent, guardian, custodian, licensed driving instructor, or a person 21 or older acting in loco parentis must occupy the front passenger seat. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): TIPIC Restrictions, page 5.

A: A parent, guardian, or custodian with a valid license. Ages 16-17 may drive with any licensed driver 21+, except from midnight to 6 a.m., when a parent, guardian or custodian with a valid license must ride along. (The BMV website also accepts a licensed driver 21+ named on a notarized form BMV 2438, so a random 21+ driver is still not enough.) Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): TIPIC Restrictions, page 5.

A: 24 hours of classroom or online instruction and 8 hours of driving. Drivers under 21 must complete a licensed driver education class with 24 hours of classroom or online instruction and 8 hours of driving time. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Driver Education Requirements (Under Age 21), page 6.

A: 50 hours, including at least 10 at night. Complete and log 50 hours of driving with an eligible licensed driver, with at least 10 hours of night driving. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Driver Education Requirements (Under Age 21), page 6.

A: At least six months. Drivers under 18 must hold the TIPIC for at least six months. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Driver Education Requirements (Under Age 21), page 6.

A: At least 14 days. A temporary resident 21 or older must hold the TIPIC for at least 14 days, plus complete driver education and 50 logged hours. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Driver Education Requirements (Temporary Resident Age 21 and Older), page 6.

A: German. The test is available in ASL, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Haitian Creole, Japanese, Russian, Somali and Spanish; for other languages you may use your own interpreter at a Driver Exam Station by appointment. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Knowledge Testing, page 4.

A: Until the minor's 18th birthday. The co-signing parent or guardian is jointly and severally liable for damages caused by the minor's negligence or willful misconduct until the minor's 18th birthday. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Co-signer Responsibility, page 48.

A: On the driver's 21st birthday. If you are under 21, your Ohio Driver License expires on your 21st birthday and must be renewed in person. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Renewing Your Driver License, page 50.

A: 15 mph. Alleys within a municipal corporation have a 15 mph speed limit. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: 20 mph. School zones have a 20 mph limit during recess and while children are arriving or leaving during normal hours. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: 25 mph. Streets within a municipal corporation have a 25 mph limit. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: 35 mph. The table lists 35 mph for state routes or through highways within municipal corporations outside business districts. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: 50 mph. State routes within municipal corporations outside urban districts have a 50 mph limit. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: 55 mph. The Digest lists 55 mph for freeways with paved shoulders inside municipal corporations. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: 70 mph. Rural freeways have a 70 mph limit. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Speed Limits - ORC 4511.21, page 12.

A: When it is traveling in the opposite direction on a divided highway. Ohio requires you to pull to the right and stop for an approaching public safety vehicle, unless it is traveling in the opposite direction on a divided highway. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping the Vehicle, page 18.

A: The vehicle nearest the bridge. The Digest describes the One Lane Bridge sign as: vehicle nearest the bridge has the right of way. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 14.

A: Only from the extreme left lane of a one-way street onto another one-way street, unless a sign forbids it. Left turn on red is allowed only from the extreme left lane of a one-way street onto another one-way street, unless posted otherwise. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Turning on a Red Traffic Signal, page 20.

A: Turn left or pass a slow-moving vehicle such as a bicycle. Do not drive left of a solid double yellow line unless you must cross to turn left or pass a slow-moving vehicle (e.g., a bicycle or vehicle with a slow-moving vehicle sign). Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Lane Pavement Markings, page 16.

A: No; passing is prohibited for the lane with the solid line. Passing is allowed for motorists in the lane with the broken line and prohibited for motorists in the lane with the solid line. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Lane Pavement Markings, page 16.

A: A broken yellow line and a solid yellow line on each side, with white two-way left-turn arrows. A two-way left turn lane has a broken and a solid yellow line on each side and white two-way left-turn arrows. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Two-Way Left Turn Only Lane, page 17.

A: 25 mph. The slow-moving vehicle triangle means the vehicle is traveling less than 25 mph. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Slow Moving Vehicles – ORC 4511.31, page 41.

A: At least 100 feet. A turn signal must be given at least 100 feet before the intended turn, by mechanical or hand signal. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Turn Signal, page 20.

A: The lane furthest left, just right of the center line. Turn left from the left-most portion of your lane into the lane furthest left, just to the right of the center dividing line, even on four-lane highways. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Left Turns, page 20.

A: Position the front of your vehicle slightly past the stop bar, yield, and turn when safe. If traffic doesn't allow an opportunity, position the front of the vehicle slightly past the stop bar, yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic, and turn as soon as it is safe. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Left Turns, page 20.

A: The 2nd exit. Use the 1st exit to turn right, the 2nd to go straight, the 3rd to turn left and the 4th to make a U-turn. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Roundabouts or Traffic Circles, page 21.

A: The 3rd exit. Use the 3rd exit to turn left (1st = right, 2nd = straight, 4th = U-turn). Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Roundabouts or Traffic Circles, page 21.

A: Only emergency and public safety vehicles. Openings through the median are for use only by emergency and public safety vehicles. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Exiting a Roadway, page 22.

A: Until both headlights of the passed vehicle are visible in your rear-view mirror. Continue to pass until both headlights of the passed vehicle are visible in the rear-view mirror, then signal and return. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Passing, page 23.

A: No, never pass on the shoulder, paved or not. Never pass on the shoulder, whether it is paved or not. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Multi-Lane, Two-way Roadway, page 24.

A: When it travels less than half the posted speed, you don't exceed the limit, and there is clear space. You may cross a solid yellow line to pass a slow-moving vehicle traveling less than half the posted limit, if you don't speed and have enough clear space. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Slow Moving Vehicles – ORC 4511.31, page 41.

A: Four seconds, or one vehicle length for every 10 mph. Keep a minimum following distance of one vehicle length for every 10 mph, or four seconds between you and the vehicle ahead. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Space to the Front, page 34.

A: 4 seconds, more in wet conditions. When following a motorcyclist, allow at least a 4-second following distance, or more in wet conditions. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Motorcyclists, page 37.

A: No closer than 15 feet and no farther than 50 feet. Stop no closer than 15 feet and no farther than 50 feet from the crossing when a train is approaching. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Railroad Crossings, page 24.

A: The bus is preparing to stop; prepare to stop. Amber warning lights flash while the bus prepares to stop; other vehicles aren't required to stop yet but should prepare to stop. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping for a School Bus – ORC 4511.75, page 25.

A: At least 10 feet. Traffic must stop at least 10 feet from the front or rear of the bus. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping for a School Bus – ORC 4511.75, page 25.

A: Only traffic traveling in the same direction as the bus. On a road with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping for a School Bus – ORC 4511.75, page 25.

A: Yes, you must still stop. If there is no stop arm, you are still required to stop. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping for a School Bus – ORC 4511.75, page 25.

A: At least three feet. Maintain a safety zone of at least three feet between a motor vehicle and a bicycle. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Bicyclists - ORC 4511.52, page 38.

A: A greater stopping distance. The Ohio Digest says motorcycles require a greater stopping distance than cars and other passenger vehicles. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Motorcyclists, page 37.

A: 335 feet. A loaded truck with good tires and brakes at 55 mph needs a minimum of 335 feet to stop, more than 1½ times a passenger vehicle's distance. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): The "No Zone", page 40.

A: Up to 200 feet. Large vehicles have huge blind spots directly behind them that extend up to 200 feet. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): The "No Zone", page 40.

A: The right lane. Avoid the right lanes on steep hills behind large vehicles or near truck weigh stations where trucks may re-enter traffic. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): The "No Zone", page 40.

A: A waste collection vehicle. The law covers stopped police and emergency vehicles, road service vehicles like tow trucks and snowplows, waste collection, highway maintenance and public utility vehicles with warning lights on. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Move Over Laws, page 41.

A: Not more than 12 inches. Vehicles must be parked facing the direction of traffic, parallel to and not more than 12 inches from the right curb. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Parking, page 26.

A: Within 12 inches of either the right or left curb. On one-way streets, vehicles may be parked parallel to and not more than 12 inches from the right or left curb. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Parking, page 26.

A: No closer than 10 feet. Ohio law prohibits stopping, parking or standing within 10 feet of a fire hydrant. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping, Parking, or Standing Prohibited - ORC 4511.68, page 26.

A: 20 feet. You may not stop, park or stand in or within 20 feet of an intersection or crosswalk. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping, Parking, or Standing Prohibited - ORC 4511.68, page 26.

A: No closer than one foot. You may not park within one foot of another parked vehicle. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping, Parking, or Standing Prohibited - ORC 4511.68, page 26.

A: A bicycle, moped or motor scooter of 150 cc or less. A bicycle, electric bicycle, moped, motor scooter (150 cc or less) or micro-mobility device may be parked on the sidewalk if it doesn't impede pedestrians. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping, Parking, or Standing Prohibited - ORC 4511.68, page 26.

A: Only to avoid conflict with traffic or when directed by an officer or traffic control device. Stopping on a sidewalk is prohibited except when necessary to avoid conflict with traffic or when directed by police or a traffic control device. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping, Parking, or Standing Prohibited - ORC 4511.68, page 26.

A: .02%. For drivers under 21 it is illegal to drive with a BAC of .02% or higher. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and the Law, page 28.

A: .04%. It is illegal for commercial drivers to operate with a BAC of .04% or higher. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and the Law, page 28.

A: The officer takes your license and the BMV imposes a 1- to 5-year suspension that starts immediately. A refusal leads to a suspension of one to five years starting immediately, and it stands even if you are acquitted of the OVI charge. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Administrative License Suspension (ALS) Test Refusal, page 28.

A: One year. First refusal: one-year license suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and Drug Penalties, page 28.

A: Three months (90 days). First test over the limit: three months (90 days) license suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and Drug Penalties, page 28.

A: Two years. With one prior refusal or OVI/drug conviction, a refusal brings a two-year suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and Drug Penalties, page 28.

A: 10 years. The length of an ALS is based on the number of previous refusals or OVI/drug convictions within the prior 10 years. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and Drug Penalties, page 28.

A: Three months to two years. An OVUAC can result in a suspension of three months to two years, plus a remedial driving course, reinstatement fees and re-examination. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Operating a Vehicle after Underage Alcohol Consumption (OVUAC), page 28.

A: Ohio's Habitual OVI/OMVI Offender Registry. They face jail, possible vehicle immobilization or forfeiture, and placement on Ohio's Habitual OVI/OMVI Offender Registry. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Alcohol and Drug Penalties, page 28.

A: $25,000. Minimum liability: $25,000 for injury/death of one person, $50,000 for two or more people, and $25,000 for property damage. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Insurance — Financial Responsibility, page 27.

A: $50,000. Ohio requires $50,000 for injury/death of two or more people in one crash. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Insurance — Financial Responsibility, page 27.

A: $25,000. Ohio requires $25,000 for property damage in an accident. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Insurance — Financial Responsibility, page 27.

A: When issued a traffic ticket, at inspection stops, in traffic court, and after a crash with more than $400 damage. Proof is required when you get a ticket, at vehicle inspection stops, at traffic court appearances, and after a crash causing more than $400 in property damage. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Insurance — Financial Responsibility, page 27.

A: Six. If a driver accumulates six points within a two-year period, the BMV sends a six-point warning letter. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Penalties, page 29.

A: 12 or more. 12 or more points within two years results in a 12-point suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Penalties, page 29.

A: 4. 4 points: willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Penalties, page 29.

A: 6. 6 points: failure to stop and disclose identity after a crash, among other dangerous and serious actions. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Penalties, page 29.

A: An automatic three-month license suspension. Two moving violations for a driver under 18 bring an automatic three-month suspension; three bring a one-year suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Suspension of Probationary License (Under Age 18), page 29.

A: Midnight and 6 a.m.. During the first 12 months, a driver under 18 may not drive from midnight to 6 a.m. unless with a parent or guardian, or going to/from work or a school or religious event with documentation. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Class D Operator's License, page 50.

A: 1 a.m. and 5 a.m.. After the first 12 months, the restricted hours are 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Class D Operator's License, page 50.

A: One. The driver may not carry more than one non-family member as a passenger unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Class D Operator's License, page 50.

A: Form BMV 2825. Driving to or from work requires documentation from the employer on Form BMV 2825; school or religious events use Form BMV 2826. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Class D Operator's License, page 50.

A: Six months. For alcohol-related convictions, the license of a driver under 18 will be suspended for at least six months. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Class D Operator's License, page 50.

A: A six-month license suspension. A conviction of or guilty plea to Probationary OVI results in a six-month license suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Suspension of Probationary License (Under Age 18), page 29.

A: A parent or guardian may be required to ride along for six months or until the driver turns 17. A conviction early in the probationary period can lead to a parent or guardian having to ride along for six months or until the driver turns 17 (the BMV website says the first six months). Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Class D Operator's License, page 50.

A: A first-degree misdemeanor with a fine up to $1,000 and possibly an extra one-year suspension. Driving under suspension is a first-degree misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1,000 and possibly an additional one-year suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Driving Under Suspension, page 30.

A: 2 points and up to a $150 fine. First offense in two years: 2 points and up to a $150 fine; a distracted driving course can help avoid the fine and points. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Distracted Driving, page 11.

A: 4 points, up to a $500 fine and a possible 90-day suspension. Third or more in two years: 4 points, up to a $500 fine and a possible 90-day suspension. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Distracted Driving, page 11.

A: A 60-day license suspension and a $150 fine. First violation: 60-day suspension and $150 fine; second: one-year suspension and $300 fine. It is a primary offense. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Distracted Driving, page 11.

A: No, drivers under 18 may not use any electronic device, even hands-free (except navigation or emergency calls). Drivers under 18 may not use any electronic device while driving, even hands-free, or while stopped in traffic; exceptions are navigation and emergency calls. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Distracted Driving, page 11.

A: 8 years. Qualified applicants 21 or older but under 65 may purchase an 8-year license; otherwise a 4-year license is issued. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Renewing Your Driver License, page 50.

A: No; driving on an expired license risks a citation. There is no grace period for renewing your license. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Renewing Your Driver License, page 50.

A: Up to 30 days before. You can renew up to 30 days before your 21st birthday; under-21 renewals must be done in person. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Renewing Your Driver License, page 50.

A: 30 days. Within 30 days of establishing residency, Ohio drivers must have an Ohio-issued Driver License. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): New Ohio Residents, page 53.

A: 14. Individuals age 14 or older can apply for a moped license; probationary moped holders aged 14-15 may drive in daylight only. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Motorcycle, Motor Scooter, or Moped License or Endorsement, page 51.

A: Individuals under age 18. Motorcycle Ohio training is required for individuals under 18 before they can apply for a motorcycle endorsement or license. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Motorcycle Ohio Program, page 52.

A: 10,000 pounds. Class A covers combinations of 26,001+ pounds GVWR when the towed vehicle's GVWR exceeds 10,000 pounds. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Commercial Driver License (CDL), page 51.

A: A driver of a vehicle designed to carry 16 or more people including the driver. Class C applies to vehicles designed to transport 16 or more passengers including the driver, or placarded hazardous materials, among others. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Commercial Driver License (CDL), page 51.

A: Sunset to sunrise, in rain, snow or fog, when you can't see 1,000 feet ahead, and when wipers are on for precipitation. Lights must be on from sunset to sunrise, in rain, snow, fog or other unfavorable conditions, whenever you cannot clearly see objects 1,000 feet ahead, and whenever wipers are in use due to precipitation. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): When to Use Headlights – OAC 4501-15-01, page 31.

A: 1,000 feet. Headlights are required any time natural light does not make it possible to clearly see objects 1,000 feet ahead. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): When to Use Headlights – OAC 4501-15-01, page 31.

A: November 1 through April 15. In Ohio, studded tires are legal from November 1 through April 15. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Tire Safety, page 8.

A: 1/16 inch. A safe tire has a minimum of 1/16-inch tread depth with no major bumps, bulges or damage. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Inspecting Your Vehicle, page 7.

A: 20 to 30 seconds ahead. Ideally, try to look at what is occurring 20 to 30 seconds in front of your car. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Visual Search, page 33.

A: 158 feet. At 50 mph on dry pavement with good brakes, it can take about 158 feet to stop. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping Distance = Space Cushion, page 34.

A: 3/4 second to 1 second. The average driver has a reaction time of 3/4 second to 1 second; perception time for an alert driver is also 3/4 to 1 second. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping Distance = Space Cushion, page 34.

A: 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Even with the windows cracked, the temperature in a vehicle can increase 20 degrees (F) in just 10 minutes. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Preventing Injury from Hot Vehicles: Pets, page 36.

A: Pull sharply toward the side of the blowout. A front tire blowout makes the vehicle pull sharply in the direction of the blowout; a rear blowout causes wobbling and some pull. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Tire Blowout, page 43.

A: About 200 to 300 feet behind the vehicle. If possible, place flares about 200 to 300 feet behind the vehicle to warn drivers and give them time to move over. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Vehicle Breakdown, page 43.

A: Never apply the brakes while skidding. If your vehicle starts to skid, take your foot off the accelerator, steer in the direction of the skid and never apply brakes while skidding. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Winter Driving, page 32.

A: Six months. You may file Form BMV 3303 within six months if there was more than $400 damage or injury and the other party had no insurance. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): In the Event of a Crash, page 44.

A: 4 and 8 o'clock. Place both hands at the 4 and 8 o'clock positions to maintain control and avoid air bags if they deploy. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Steering, page 19.

A: At least 10 inches. There should be at least 10 inches between your chest and the steering wheel to allow space for air bag deployment. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Adjusting the Driver's Seat, page 8.

A: At the 12 o'clock position. Grasp the wheel at 12 o'clock with your left hand, put your right arm on the passenger seat back and look through the rear window. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Backing Up, page 19.

A: A child safety seat meeting federal standards. Children under 4 and/or under 40 pounds must be properly restrained in a child safety seat. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Child Passenger Restraints/Safety Laws - ORC 4511.81, page 30.

A: A booster seat. Children at least 4 but under 8 must use a booster seat unless they are 4 feet 9 inches or taller. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Child Passenger Restraints/Safety Laws - ORC 4511.81, page 30.

A: 4 feet 9 inches or taller. A booster seat is required for ages 4 to under 8 unless the child is 4-foot 9-inches or taller. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Child Passenger Restraints/Safety Laws - ORC 4511.81, page 30.

A: A safety belt. Children at least 8 but not older than 15 must be properly restrained with a safety belt. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Child Passenger Restraints/Safety Laws - ORC 4511.81, page 30.

A: 25 mph. No driver may knowingly let a person under 16 ride in an unenclosed cargo area traveling faster than 25 mph, with limited exceptions. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Riding on the Outside of a Vehicle - ORC 4511.51, page 30.

A: Two, visible from 300 feet. Vehicles need two red rear reflectors visible from 300 feet. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Vehicle Equipment Regulations – ORC 4513 and OAC 4501:2-1, page 7.

A: 200 feet. The horn must be in good working order and audible from 200 feet. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Vehicle Equipment Regulations – ORC 4513 and OAC 4501:2-1, page 7.

A: 70%. Windshield: 70% light transmission; front side windows: 50% plus or minus 3%. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Vehicle Equipment Regulations – ORC 4513 and OAC 4501:2-1, page 7.

A: 500 feet. Two red stop lights must be visible from 500 feet when the brakes are applied. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Vehicle Equipment Regulations – ORC 4513 and OAC 4501:2-1, page 7.