Ohio BMV permit practice test 6

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 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: Doubled fines and possible jail time. Consequences for speeding in a Work Zone can include doubled fines and jail time. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Work Zone Signs, page 15.

A: The pedestrian. Pedestrians who are visually impaired or blind (with a white cane or guide dog) have the right-of-way. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Pedestrians, page 37.

A: Traffic traveling in the same direction. White lines separate traffic traveling in the same direction and may be solid or broken. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Lane Pavement Markings, page 16.

A: The road branches ahead. The Y-shaped sign means road branches ahead. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 14.

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: Move to the outside portion of your lane, away from the truck. When a tractor-trailer passes, leave more space by moving to the outside portion of your lane away from it. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Space to the Side, page 35.

A: Until the bus begins to move or the driver signals you to proceed. Remain stopped until the bus begins to move or the bus driver signals motorists to proceed. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping for a School Bus – ORC 4511.75, page 25.

A: Only if you have been issued a disability placard or disability license plate. Do not park in spaces reserved for people with disabilities unless you have been issued a disability placard or plate. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): No-Parking Zones / Handicapped Spaces, page 26.

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: The tires are too worn and should be replaced. If you can see all of the President's head, your tires are too worn—replace them. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Tire Safety, page 8.

A: Driving too fast for conditions, stopping too suddenly, or tires losing grip. Skids are caused by traveling too fast for conditions, stopping too suddenly, or when tires can no longer grip the road. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Skids, page 42.

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: 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: Yes, always reduce speed in a work zone. Always reduce your speed in a Work Zone, even if there are no workers; narrow lanes and rough pavement can be hazardous. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Work Zones, page 32.

A: At the sidewalk, or if none, before entering the roadway, yielding to pedestrians. When emerging from an alley, driveway or private road, stop at the sidewalk (or before the roadway if there is none) and yield to any pedestrian on the sidewalk. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping the Vehicle, page 18.

A: Traffic traveling in opposite directions. A yellow solid line separates traffic traveling in opposite directions. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Lane Pavement Markings, page 16.

A: Traffic travels in opposite directions (two-way traffic). This warning sign means traffic travels in opposite directions. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 14.

A: Counterclockwise around the center island. Vehicles travel counterclockwise around a raised center island. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Roundabouts or Traffic Circles, page 21.

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: Report your license plate and location to law enforcement. School bus drivers who believe a motorist unlawfully passed will report the plate number and location to law enforcement. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Stopping for a School Bus – ORC 4511.75, page 25.

A: Colored curb markings. Some parking restrictions are indicated by colored curb markings; check for signs or painted curbs. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): No-Parking Zones / Handicapped Spaces, page 26.

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: When the tires are the same temperature as the surrounding air. Check tire pressure when the tires are the same temperature as the surrounding air, using a gauge. Ohio Driver Manual — Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws (HSY 7607): Tire Safety, page 8.