Rhode Island DMV permit practice test 8

D: Water will fill the vehicle and could flip it onto its roof. Opening the door lets water fill the vehicle and could cause it to flip. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Vehicle in Water, page 46.

A: 1-3 months. For ages 18-21, a first DWI brings a 1-3 month suspension, a $250 fine and 30 hours community service. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Driving While Impaired (DWI) 18-21, page 62.

C: Interstate route marker. The red, white and blue shield marks an Interstate route. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Guide Signs, page 85.

A: 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.. A provisional license holder cannot drive by themselves between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., with exceptions. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Learner Provisional License, page 14.

D: 8 to 10 hours. Experts recommend 7 to 9 hours for adults and 8 to 10 hours for teens. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 21.

B: No more than two. Bicyclists may ride two abreast but no more. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Bicycle Riders, page 54.

B: Come to a full stop and yield to all oncoming traffic and pedestrians. A right turn on red is only legal after a complete stop, and you must let pedestrians and approaching traffic go first. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: IX. Laws You Must Know, page 58.

D: Drive it to the side of the road and notify police. In a minor collision, drive the vehicle to the side of the road if possible and notify police. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XI. In Case of a Collision, page 65.

D: 30-180 days. First DUI at .08-.1%: up to 1 year prison, $100-$300 fine and a 30-180 day suspension. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Driving Under the Influence (DUI) 21 and Older, page 63.

B: Come to a complete stop, then go only when it is safe. A stop sign always requires a full stop at the stop line or crosswalk; the manual suggests holding the stop about three seconds while you check left, right and left again. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Regulatory Signs; Stopping and Parking, page 85.

C: Driving to or from work. Unsupervised driving during restricted hours is allowed to or from work or volunteer fire/rescue/EMS activities. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Learner Provisional License, page 14.

A: Every 100 miles or every two hours. Plan a break of at least 10 minutes about every two hours or 100 miles on long drives. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 22.

A: 15 and younger. Anyone fifteen years of age or younger riding or as a passenger on a bicycle must wear a certified helmet. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Bicycle Riders, page 54.

C: When someone is injured, damage exceeds $1,000, or you hit an unattended vehicle or a domestic animal. A police report is required for injuries, property damage over $1,000, hitting an unattended vehicle, or hitting a domesticated animal. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XI. In Case of a Collision, page 65.

D: A felony, with possible seizure of the vehicle. A third or subsequent DUI within 5 years is a felony, and the state may seize the vehicle. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Driving Under the Influence (DUI) 21 and Older, page 63.

B: No U-turn. The curved arrow crossed out by a red slash means you may not turn around here. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 85.

A: One. No more than one passenger younger than 21 is allowed, except immediate family and household members. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Learner Provisional License, page 14.

C: Rest. Caffeine, cold air and loud music only help for a few minutes; rest is the only real fix for drowsiness. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 22.

C: As much as possible (3-5 feet). Give bicyclists as much room as you can, 3 to 5 feet, when passing. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Seven Things to Know When Sharing the Road with Bicyclists, page 55.

B: Attach your name and address in writing securely to the vehicle and report to police immediately. Leave your name and address attached securely to the vehicle and report the collision to police immediately. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: XI. In Case of a Collision, page 65.

B: License suspended up to 30 days. Underage drivers with alcohol in the vehicle (unless with a parent or for work) can have the license suspended up to 30 days. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: R.I.G.L. 3-8-9 Transportation of alcoholic beverages by underage persons, page 64.

A: You are about to drive against traffic and must turn back. A Wrong Way sign means you are entering a road or ramp against the flow of traffic; stop and get out of the way safely. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 85.

D: On your 18th birthday. The provisional license expires on your eighteenth birthday. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Learner Provisional License, page 14.

B: At least five minutes. Naps longer than 20 minutes can leave you groggy for five minutes or more, so walk around before driving again. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Drowsy Driving, page 22.

B: When turning a corner or entering or leaving an alley, private road or driveway. Do not drive in a bicycle lane, but you may cross it when turning or entering/leaving an alley, private road or driveway, yielding to bicyclists. Rhode Island Driver's Manual: Driving on Roads with Bicycle Lanes, page 55.