South Dakota DPS permit practice test 3

B: Sharply to the left (away from the curb). Turn the wheels sharply to the left if there is a curb and you are facing uphill. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Parking on a hill, page 43.

B: When the complete front of the passed vehicle is visible in your rearview mirror. Continue to pass until the complete front of the passed vehicle is visible in the rearview mirror, then signal and return. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Passing, page 46.

B: Find another route. Do not drive through large bodies of standing water; find another route. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Adjusting to Roadway Conditions, page 50.

B: Panic steering back onto the pavement immediately. Avoid panic steering; slow down gradually and turn back onto the pavement when safe. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Uneven Surface Drop-Offs, page 57.

B: Only when entering or leaving an alley or driveway, on official duty, directed by police, or in an emergency. Do not stop, park or drive in a bike lane except to enter or leave an alley or driveway, official duties, police direction or emergencies. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Bicyclists, page 61.

B: You must keep passing, increasing the chance of a collision. Driving faster means repeated passing and more chances of collision; speeding saves only a few minutes per hour. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Adjusting to Traffic and Interstate Driving, page 45.

B: A parent/guardian or other adult with a valid license and at least one year of driving experience, seated beside the driver. The adult must be a parent/guardian or other adult with a valid license and at least one year of driving experience, seated beside the permit holder. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Types of Driver's Licenses and Driver's Permits, page 8.

D: Class 6 felony. A third offense is a Class 6 felony with up to two years in prison and license loss of at least one year. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 21.

B: Intentionally committing an action that endangers other persons or property. Aggressive driving occurs when someone intentionally commits an action that endangers other persons or property. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Aggressive Driving, page 19.

B: Only the first vehicle. Only the first vehicle in a funeral procession must obey traffic signs and signals; all must have headlights on. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Funeral Processions, page 31.

B: Stop as if at a stop sign. A red or completely unlighted traffic signal means stop as if at a stop sign. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Traffic Signals, page 32.

B: A phone number to report problems and a DOT number identifying the crossing location. The blue ENS sign has an emergency number and a DOT number identifying the crossing's location. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Railroad Emergency Notification System (ENS), page 34.

C: 500 feet. Do not U-turn on a curve or near a crest where the vehicle cannot be seen by other drivers within 500 feet. South Dakota Driver License Manual: U-Turns, page 39.

B: Reach the speed of traffic in the acceleration lane and yield to vehicles already on the road. Use the acceleration lane to reach traffic speed; don't stop at the end; yield to traffic already on the road. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Adjusting to Traffic and Interstate Driving, page 45.

B: Sharply to the right. Turn the wheels sharply to the right if there is no curb or if facing downhill. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Parking on a hill, page 43.

B: Stay in your lane and maintain a constant speed. When being passed, stay in your lane and maintain a constant speed. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Passing, page 46.

B: 3/4 second to 1 second. The average perception time for an alert driver is 3/4 second to 1 second; reaction time is similar. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Stopping Distance, page 50.

B: Use the parking brake slowly, ready to release if you skid. Apply the parking brake slowly so the rear wheels don't lock; if that fails, turn off the engine and find a safe place to stop. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Brake Failure, page 58.

B: It may startle them into steering into your path. Sounding the horn may startle bicyclists and cause them to steer into your path. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Bicyclists, page 61.

B: Reduce speed and increase following distance. Traction is reduced on gravel or dirt; reduce speed, increase following distance and expect possible skids. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Rural Road Driving, page 67.

C: 50 hours, including 10 at night and 10 in inclement weather. The driver must complete 50 hours of adult supervised driving, including 10 in inclement weather and 10 after dark. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Types of Driver's Licenses and Driver's Permits, page 8.

B: You can lose your license for one year. Under implied consent, refusing a BAC test can cost you your license for one year. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 20.

B: Just as good as those of drivers with good hearing. Studies have shown hearing-impaired drivers' records are just as good as drivers with good hearing. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Hearing, page 18.

B: Do not cut into or interfere with it. Do not cut into or interfere with a funeral procession. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Funeral Processions, page 31.

B: Proceed with caution. Facing a malfunctioning green signal, you may proceed with caution. South Dakota Driver License Manual: Traffic Signals, page 32.