South Dakota DPS permit practice test 11

C: 8. Reckless driving carries 8 points. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

B: Know how fast you are going by checking the speedometer often. The best way not to speed is to know your speed; check the speedometer often. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Controlling Speed, page 29.

B: 3. A stop sign/light violation carries 3 points. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

B: Turn on your right turn signal. Acknowledge the officer by turning on your right turn signal and moving to the right shoulder. South Dakota Driver License Manual: What a Driver Should Do During an Enforcement Stop, page 46.

C: 4. Failure to yield the right-of-way carries 4 points, the same as improper passing or driving on the wrong side. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

B: No, remain inside unless the officer directs otherwise. Remain inside your vehicle unless directed by the officer; it is usually the safest place. South Dakota Driver License Manual: What a Driver Should Do During an Enforcement Stop, page 47.

B: Eluding or drag racing. Eluding/attempting to elude and drag racing each carry 6 points. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

B: Roll them down after stopping, before the officer makes contact. If your windows are tinted, roll them down after stopping and before the officer reaches you. South Dakota Driver License Manual: What a Driver Should Do During an Enforcement Stop, page 47.

B: No; no points are assessed for speeding, standing, parking or equipment violations. No points are assessed for speeding, standing, parking, equipment, size or weight violations. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

C: 20 to 30 seconds. Ideally, look at what is happening 20 to 30 seconds in front of the car. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Look ahead, page 48.

B: Only the offense with the highest point value counts. Points are assessed on the offense carrying the highest point value. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

B: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet from an intersection; 4 to 5 seconds before is better at higher speeds. South Dakota Driver License Manual: When changing lanes, page 49.

B: Yes, as if committed in South Dakota. Points are assessed on out-of-state convictions just as if they were committed in South Dakota. South Dakota Driver License Manual: South Dakota Point System, page 14.

B: Hand pointing straight out. Left turn: hand pointing straight out; right turn: hand up; stop or slow: hand down. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Signaling Movements, page 56.

B: Class 2 misdemeanor, license suspension of 30 days to one year, and SR22 filing for 3 years. It is a Class 2 misdemeanor with suspension of 30 days to one year and SR22 proof of insurance for 3 years. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Financial Responsibility, page 14.

B: In bright sunlight or when driving an antique vehicle without turn signals. Hand signals help when bright sunlight hides flashing signals or in an antique vehicle (made before July 1, 1958). South Dakota Driver License Manual: Signaling Movements, page 56.

B: In the vehicle, shown to officers on request. Written evidence of financial responsibility must be carried in the vehicle and shown to law enforcement on request. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Financial Responsibility, page 14.

B: Quickly tap the brake pedal 3 or 4 times. Quickly tap the brake pedal 3 or 4 times to warn those behind you. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Signaling Movements, page 56.

B: $50. Following suspension, an application fee and a $50 reinstatement fee are required. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 12.

B: Within 500 feet (about a block). Dim high beams whenever you come within 500 feet (about one block) of an oncoming vehicle. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 55.

C: $100. Reinstatement fees: first DWI $100, second $150, third and later $200. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 12.

B: Closer than 500 feet. Use low beams when you are closer than 500 feet behind another vehicle or in heavy traffic. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 55.

B: Driving privileges suspended for 30 days. A first traffic conviction for a minor under 16 brings a 30-day suspension. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Instruction and Restricted Minor's Permit, page 13.

B: Around blind pedestrians or animal-drawn vehicles. Do not use the horn to hurry others, point out errors, greet friends, or around blind pedestrians and animals. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 55.

C: 180 days or until the 16th birthday, whichever is longer. A second violation brings a suspension of 180 days or until the 16th birthday, whichever is longer. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Instruction and Restricted Minor's Permit, page 13.

B: At night or when foggy, raining or snowing. Daytime running lights don't replace headlights for night driving or in fog, rain or snow. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Letting Others Know You Are There, page 55.

C: 90 days. You have 90 days to register a vehicle brought in from another state. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Vehicle Registration and Titles, page 13.

B: When you must deal with two risks at once, give the most room to the worst danger. When you can't separate risks, compromise by giving the most room to the greatest danger. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Compromise Space, page 54.

B: In a safe place, not in the vehicle. The title should be kept in a safe place, not in the vehicle; the registration must be carried in the vehicle. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Vehicle Registration and Titles, page 13.

B: Adjust speed so you deal with hazards one at a time. Separate risks by speeding up or slowing down so you meet hazards one at a time. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Separate Risks, page 54.

B: Owing debt of $1,000 or more to a South Dakota government agency. Owing debt to a South Dakota government agency totaling $1,000 or more can cost you your license. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 12.

B: 20/40 or better with both eyes and no worse than 20/50 in either eye. An applicant must score 20/40 or better with both eyes, but no worse than 20/50 in either eye. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Vision, page 18.

B: A statement from an optometrist or ophthalmologist. You must present a statement from an optometrist or ophthalmologist certifying you can see well enough to drive safely. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Required Noncommercial License Tests, page 10.