Rhode Island DMV permit practice test 5

B: Sunset to sunrise, when you can't see 500 feet ahead, and when wipers are in use for weather. Headlights are required sunset to sunrise, whenever you can't see 500 feet ahead, and when wipers are used for rain, sleet, snow, etc. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Night Driving, page 52.

C: At least 200 feet. You should be at least two hundred feet from an intersection. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Turnabouts, page 30.

C: Pull over to the right, stop, and wait for it to pass. Emergency vehicles always get the right-of-way: move right, stop, and before pulling out again signal and check that no other emergency vehicle is coming. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Safe Driving on the Highway, page 36.

B: Either wheel within 12 inches of the side, facing the direction of traffic. On a one-way road either side's wheels may be within twelve inches of the side, headed the way traffic goes. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Where you may not park or stop, page 33.

A: Change lanes or let the driver pass. Get out of the aggressive driver's way: change lanes or allow them to pass; never speed up or slam on the brakes. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Safe Driving on the Highway, page 35.

D: Three to six inches from the right line or curb. Lane position 3 is 3 to 6 inches from the right line, used when hazards are on the left or you'll turn right. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Lane Positions, page 51.

C: At least 50 feet. Stay at least 50 feet back; you are far enough when you can see the truck's side-view mirrors. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Sharing The Road With Large Trucks, page 52.

B: Lanes with a green arrow. In reversible lanes, motorists may travel in the lane with a green arrow. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Roadway Markings, page 39.

B: Right, toward the shoulder or curb. Brake hard without locking, sound the horn, and steer right; do not steer left. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Threat of a Head-on Collision, page 44.

B: .08% or more. At .08% BAC or higher, a driver of any age is legally intoxicated and charged with DUI. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: B. Blood Alcohol Concentration, page 61.

A: Entering divided highway. This warning sign means a divided highway begins ahead. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Warning Signs, page 86.

C: The supervising licensed driver. Any violation a permit driver commits is legally the responsibility of the licensed adult supervising them. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Limited Learner Permit, page 11.

C: Preparing as much as possible before you drive. Prepare before driving: set radio and climate, secure items, review directions. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Preventing and Managing Distractions, page 19.

C: At least 500 feet ahead. Dim your high beams at least 500 feet ahead when approaching another vehicle. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Dimming your headlights: 500/200 Rule, page 53.

C: No, you cannot cross a solid yellow line at any time. A turnabout must never take you across a solid yellow line. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Turnabouts, page 30.

B: The other car, because it is on your right. When there are no signs or signals and two vehicles arrive together from different roads, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: IX. Laws You Must Know, page 58.

D: No. Parking at any curb cut or ramp for handicapped persons is prohibited. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Where you may not park or stop, page 33.

C: 500 feet. Always drive 500 feet behind emergency vehicles. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Safe Driving on the Highway, page 36.

B: Getting up to the speed of freeway traffic before merging. The acceleration lane lets entering drivers build speed to match the traffic they are merging into; deceleration lanes are for slowing to exit. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Freeway/Highway Driving Limited Access Highway, page 35.

D: The left side, facing traffic. Walking on the left side lets pedestrians see oncoming traffic when there is no sidewalk. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Pedestrians, page 53.

C: No, it is permitted but not required. Right on red is an option, not an obligation; you may wait for the green. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights/Signals, page 41.

D: Release your brakes, then brake immediately after the collision. Release your brakes just before the collision to soften the impact, then brake immediately after. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Threat of a Rear-End Collision, page 45.

A: Driving While Impaired (DWI). A driver under 21 with a BAC from .02% up to .08% is charged with DWI (driving while impaired). Rhode Island Driver's Manual: B. Blood Alcohol Concentration, page 61.

C: Road narrows. This warning sign shows the road narrows ahead. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Warning Signs, page 86.

C: 6 months. A permit must be held for six months or more before a driving skills test can be taken. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Limited Learner Permit, page 12.