Rhode Island DMV permit practice test

C: 33 hours. Under-18 applicants need to complete a 33-hour accredited classroom course before they can get a learner permit. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Before Getting a Limited Learner Permit, page 10.

C: 60 percent. NHTSA figures quoted in the manual put inattention behind roughly 60% of crashes. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Distracted Driving, page 17.

C: Feeling you're going slower than your actual speed. Velocitizing is feeling you're going slower than you are; vary your speed on long drives and slow carefully on exit ramps. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Stopping Your Vehicle, page 28.

C: 22 percent. Left-turn crashes make up 22 percent of all crashes, which is why careful left turns matter. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: How To Turn, page 29.

B: A minimum of three seconds. Drivers should completely cease forward motion for a minimum of three seconds to look left, right, center and left again. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Stopping and Parking, page 31.

D: The driving lane closest to the parking space. Enter the driving lane closest to the parking space after signaling and checking blind spots. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Stopping and Parking, page 32.

D: Is passing legal? Is passing safe? Is passing worth it?. All three must be yes: Is passing legal? Is it safe? Is it worth it? Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Passing Another Vehicle, page 33.

B: The right lane. The right lane is for slower traffic and for motorists entering and exiting; middle lanes are for through traffic. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Freeway/Highway Driving Limited Access Highway, page 35.

B: 25 mph. State law sets 25 mph for residential areas (most highways are 50-65 mph). Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Safe Driving on the Highway, page 35.

A: Slow down. Move over away from the designated vehicle when safe; if you can't safely move over, you must slow down. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Safe Driving on the Highway, page 36.

B: 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before a turn, and also signal when pulling out of a parking space. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signals, page 38.

A: Press the pedal firmly and maintain pressure. Do not pump ABS; press firmly and maintain pressure. The pedal pulsating is normal. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: How to Avoid Skidding, page 43.

D: 21. In Rhode Island, the legal drinking age is twenty-one. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: X. Drinking / Drugs and Driving, page 60.

C: Yield. The downward triangle is the Yield sign. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 85.

D: 40. The computerized knowledge exam consists of forty multiple choice questions. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Before Getting a Limited Learner Permit, page 10.

D: Doubles it. Taking your eyes off your path for two seconds or more makes a crash twice as likely. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Distracted Driving, page 17.

D: Keep tires inflated to recommended pressure, reduce speed and avoid standing water. Keep tires properly inflated, reduce speed, be careful in rain and avoid standing water. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Stopping Your Vehicle, page 28.

D: Lane position 2 (near the left line). Move to lane position 2, near the left side of your lane, well before a left turn. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: How To Turn, page 29.

D: Before entering the crosswalk on the near side. Stop before entering the crosswalk on the near side; if none, at the stop line; if none, where you can see approaching traffic. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Stopping and Parking, page 32.

B: Not within 8 feet. You may not park within 8 feet of a fire hydrant. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Where you may not park or stop, page 33.

C: Reduce your speed a little and keep to the right. Easing off slightly and staying right helps the passing driver get by and back in safely. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Passing Another Vehicle, page 34.

A: Into the breakdown lane if possible. Signal and move into the breakdown lane if possible; watch for vehicles wrongly using it. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Freeway/Highway Driving Limited Access Highway, page 35.

C: 50-65 mph. Rhode Island law sets 50-65 mph on most highways. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Safe Driving on the Highway, page 35.

D: To the splitter island first, then to the opposite sidewalk. Pedestrians cross to the raised or painted splitter/refuge, look right, then finish crossing; never through the center island. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Rotary/Roundabout Diagram, page 41.

A: Left hand and arm up. To turn right, put your left hand and arm up, keeping it still. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signals, page 38.