Rhode Island DMV permit practice test 11

C: $100. Texting penalties at any age: $100 first, $150 second, $250 third and subsequent. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Cellular Phone Usage - Personal Wireless Communications Devices, page 37.

D: Taking your foot off the gas and hovering it over the brake without pressing. Covering the brake means hovering your foot over the brake pedal without touching it, ready to press. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights/Signals, page 41.

D: Opening the windows to let fresh air circulate. The fumes are odorless; the only cure is to open your windows and let fresh air in. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, page 47.

C: Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute. IPDE stands for Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: VII. Systems for Safe, Courteous, and Defensive Driving, page 50.

D: Six. The zone system consists of six zones around your vehicle. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: VII. Systems for Safe, Courteous, and Defensive Driving, page 50.

B: 12-15 seconds. Search the area you will reach in 12-15 seconds, and check the nearer 4-6 second range for changes. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: VII. Systems for Safe, Courteous, and Defensive Driving, page 50.

C: A full block in cities / half a mile on highways. Get the overall picture: look a full block ahead in cities and half a mile ahead on highways. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: VII. Systems for Safe, Courteous, and Defensive Driving, page 50.

A: Leave yourself an out. The five keys: leave yourself an out, aim high in steering, get the big picture, keep your eyes moving, make sure they see you. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: VII. Systems for Safe, Courteous, and Defensive Driving, page 50.

D: The distance needed to bring your vehicle to a stop before entering an intersection. It's the point where braking must begin to avoid entering the intersection, based on speed and road conditions. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Point of no Return, page 51.

C: Blocking the passing lane. Blocking the passing lane, tailgating, obscene gestures, repeated honking and cutting others off have led to violence. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Aggressive Driving, page 56.

A: Write your name in the officer's presence. On request you must show your license, registration and proof of insurance, and you can be asked to sign your name in front of the officer so they can confirm who you are. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: IX. Laws You Must Know, page 58.

C: No. Drivers are not allowed to operate a motor vehicle on a public highway while wearing earphones or headsets. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: IX. Laws You Must Know, page 58.

B: Turn on the interior lights and leave them on until the officer lets you go. At night, switch on the interior light and keep it on until the officer says you may leave. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: IX. Laws You Must Know, page 58.

C: The motorist, including snow on the roof that could blow onto others. The motorist must remove snow and ice that limit vision and clear the roof of snow that might blow onto other vehicles. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: IX. Laws You Must Know, page 58.

C: Only when the officer directs you to. Do not take your safety belt off until directed by the officer. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XII. When Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer, page 67.

A: No, only that you received it. By signing, you are not admitting the violation, only acknowledging you received it. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XII. When Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer, page 67.

A: Yes. Electronic proof of insurance is allowed. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XII. When Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer, page 67.

B: 2/32 inch. You may not drive on a tire with less than 2/32 of an inch of tread. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XIII. Equipment You Must Inspect!, page 68.

A: Almost 50%. Wearing both lap and shoulder belts cuts the risk of death or serious injury nearly in half. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XIII. Equipment You Must Inspect!, page 68.