Rhode Island DMV permit practice test 6

B: Pull safely off the road and out of traffic first. Never deal with children or passengers while moving; get off the road and out of traffic first. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Preventing and Managing Distractions, page 19.

B: 200 feet. When following another vehicle at 200 feet or less, dim your high beams. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Dimming your headlights: 500/200 Rule, page 53.

C: Pulling into a street or driveway on the left. Pulling into a driveway on the left is more hazardous because you then back into the travel lane. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Turnabouts, page 30.

C: Oncoming vehicles and vehicles approaching from your right. Wait for a clear gap: traffic coming straight toward you and traffic coming from your right both go before a left-turning driver. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: How To Turn, page 29.

D: One additional second for each imperfect condition. Add one more second of following distance for every poor condition, such as rain or darkness. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: The Three (3) Second Rule - Following Distance, page 51.

D: $1,000. Not yielding to a blind or visually impaired pedestrian can bring a fine of up to $1,000. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Pedestrians with a Visual Impairment, page 54.

C: Make a full stop and yield to vehicles on your right and left. Make a full stop, yield to vehicles on your right and left, and treat it as a stop sign. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights/Signals, page 41.

B: Turn on parking lights, flashers or fog lights and try the high-beam switch. Try parking lights, fog lights, flashers or signals, try the headlight and high-beam switches, then pull off the road. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Headlight Failure, page 45.

D: Breath, blood, saliva and/or urine. Drivers are deemed to consent to chemical tests of breath, blood, saliva and/or urine. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: C. Implied Consent, page 61.

B: Tractor (farm vehicle) crossing. This warning sign means farm tractors may cross the road. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Warning Signs, page 86.

C: 50. A parent or guardian must sign a statement of at least 50 hours of driving with 10 at night. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Learner Provisional License, page 12.

C: 100,000. The manual cites an NHTSA estimate of about 100,000 police-reported crashes a year caused directly by drowsiness. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 20.

B: At the right edge of the road (fog line). Look toward the right edge line until the oncoming car passes so the glare does not blind you. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Approaching headlights, page 53.

C: Counterclockwise. Roundabouts direct traffic counterclockwise around a center island. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Rotary/Roundabout Diagram, page 40.

C: Yield to the pedestrian. Even when pedestrians cross carelessly or outside a crosswalk, drivers are still required to yield to them. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Pedestrians, page 53.

A: Come to a complete stop before the intersection and yield. You must stop completely before arriving at the intersection and yield to the pedestrian. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Pedestrians with a Visual Impairment, page 54.

B: Slow down, cover the brake, then proceed with caution. At a flashing yellow, slow down, cover the brake and proceed with caution. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Traffic Lights/Signals, page 41.

C: Parallel to the tracks, away from the tracks, in the opposite direction from which the train is moving. Get everyone out and run far from the tracks, parallel, in the opposite direction from which the train is moving, away from debris. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Vehicle Stalls on Railroad Tracks, page 45.

C: 6 months. Refusing a chemical test results in a license suspension of a minimum of six months. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: D. Refusal to Take the Breathalyzer Test, page 61.

C: Playground ahead. The Playground sign warns that children may be playing nearby. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Warning Signs, page 86.

B: 10. Ten of the fifty hours must be at night. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Learner Provisional License, page 12.

A: One in five. Drowsy drivers are involved in over 20 percent of fatal crashes. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 20.

D: The temporary blindness after looking into bright lights. Glare recovery time is the temporary blindness after staring into bright headlights. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Approaching headlights, page 53.

C: Never, unless it is an emergency. Keep moving until you reach your exit; stopping inside a roundabout is only for emergencies. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Rotary/Roundabout Diagram, page 40.

B: These cars are quieter, and blind pedestrians use traffic sounds to decide when to cross. Visually impaired pedestrians use the sound of traffic; quiet electric and hybrid vehicles are harder to hear. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Pedestrians with a Visual Impairment, page 54.