South Carolina SCDMV permit practice test 10

B: Class G. Class G allows you to operate a moped; drivers with a license or permit in another class do not need a separate moped license. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Types of Driver's Licenses and Driver's Permits: Non-Commercial Licenses, page 6.

B: No higher than the top of your shoulders. The top of the steering wheel should be no higher than the top of your shoulders. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Adjusting Seat and Mirrors, page 46.

A: Yes, always reduce speed in a work zone. Always reduce your speed in a work zone even if there are no workers; narrow lanes and rough pavement are hazards. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Work Zones, page 128.

B: The right side. Trucks have a larger blind spot on the right side, starting behind the cab and extending up to the length of the truck. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Interacting with Commercial Vehicles: The No Zone, page 117.

C: Steer straight and reduce speed gradually without braking. If the trailer sways, steer straight and reduce speed gradually; do not apply the brakes and never increase speed. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Safe Trailering: Loading a Trailer, page 135.

D: A valid driver's license, vehicle registration and valid insurance card. You must carry a valid driver's license, the vehicle registration and a valid insurance card for the vehicle class you are driving, or you may be fined. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Types of Driver's Licenses and Driver's Permits, page 7.

D: Rest your head against the left window and adjust so the rear edge of the car barely shows. Rest your head against the closed left window and adjust the mirror so the rear edge of the vehicle barely shows; this reduces blind spots. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Adjusting Your Mirrors: Enhanced Mirror Settings, page 48.

A: Until you see 'End Road Work'. Observe the posted work zone signs until you see 'End Road Work'. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Work Zones, page 129.

C: 335 feet. A loaded truck at 55 mph needs a minimum of 335 feet to stop, more than 1½ times a car's stopping distance. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Interacting with Commercial Vehicles: Front No Zones, page 118.

C: No, it is illegal to have more than one valid driver's license. Each qualified driver has only one license, endorsed for one or more classes; having more than one valid license is illegal. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Types of Driver's Licenses and Driver's Permits, page 7.

D: The interior rearview mirror. The rearview mirror on the windshield is the primary mirror for the rear and should frame the rear window. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Adjusting Your Mirrors, page 46.

A: Sunglasses or colored lenses. Do not wear sunglasses or colored lenses at night or on overcast days; tinted lenses reduce your vision. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Night Driving, page 127.

A: Up to 200 feet. Large vehicles have huge blind spots directly behind them that extend up to 200 feet. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Interacting with Commercial Vehicles: Rear No Zones, page 118.

B: Within 45 days. New residents must apply for an SC license or ID within 45 days of moving unless they are active-duty military or US government employees. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Out-of-State License or Driving on an Existing License: Moving to South Carolina, page 17.

D: Primary enforcement: an officer can stop a driver for an unbelted occupant. South Carolina has a primary safety belt law, so an officer who clearly sees an unbelted driver or occupant can stop the vehicle. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Using Safety Belts, page 49.

C: Reduce speed and be prepared to stop. Where blind corners limit how far you can see, always reduce speed and be prepared to stop. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Rural Road Driving, page 130.

B: When you can see the whole front of the truck in your rearview mirror. Look for the whole front of the large vehicle in your rearview mirror before pulling in front, and keep your speed. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Interacting with Commercial Vehicles: Front No Zones, page 118.

B: Pass vision, knowledge and skills tests at a branch. A license expired more than nine months requires a branch visit and passing the vision, knowledge and skills tests, plus current proof of address. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Renewing an Expired Driver's License, page 22.

C: Snug and low across your hips. Adjust the lap belt so it is snug and lies low across the hips; otherwise you could slide out of it in a collision. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Using Safety Belts, page 49.

D: Do not move between the truck and the curb; wait until it completes the turn. Trucks may swing left to make a right turn; never get between the truck and the curb, and wait until it has completed the turn. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Interacting with Commercial Vehicles: Turning, page 119.

D: They are reduced by half. Points are reduced by half one year after the violation date; for example, four points become two points a year later. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Loss of Driving Privileges: How the Point System Works, page 22.

A: Across the shoulder and chest with little or no slack. The shoulder harness goes across the shoulder and chest with minimal slack; wearing it under the arm or behind the back can cause serious internal injuries. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Using Safety Belts, page 49.

B: Keep as far to the right as possible. Keep as far right as possible to avoid a sideswipe and reduce the wind turbulence that pushes the vehicles apart. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Interacting with Commercial Vehicles, page 120.

D: 12 or more. Drivers 17 and older get a warning letter at six points; reaching 12 or more points results in suspension. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Loss of Driving Privileges: How the Point System Works, page 23.

B: Yes, air bags are supplemental and work best with safety belts. Air bags are supplemental restraints designed to work with safety belts, so belts must always be worn even in air-bag-equipped vehicles. South Carolina Driver's License Manual (Driver's Manual): Air Bags, page 49.