Hardest Tennessee permit test questions

B: 15. You must be 15 and pass the written knowledge test and vision screening for a Class D license to get a Class PD learner permit. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-1: Class PD - Learner Permit, page 17.

D: A licensed driver at least 21 riding in the front seat. A Class PD holder may drive only with a licensed driver at least 21 years old sitting in the front seat beside them. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-1: Class PD - Learner Permit, page 17.

D: 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.. Learner permit holders under 18 may not drive between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3 Intermediate Licenses for Driver Under 18: Learner Permit, page 28.

A: 180 days. Teens must hold the learner permit for 180 days before moving to the Intermediate Restricted step. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3 Intermediate Licenses for Driver Under 18: Learner Permit, page 28.

C: 16. You must be 16 and pass the road skills test, after holding the learner permit 180 days. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: First Level - Intermediate Restricted License, page 28.

B: 50 hours, 10 at night. A parent, guardian or licensed instructor must certify 50 hours of driving, including 10 at night, on form SF-1256. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: First Level - Intermediate Restricted License, page 28.

B: Only one other passenger. Intermediate Restricted holders may have only one other passenger unless a passenger is 21+ with a valid unrestricted license, or the siblings exception with a parent's school letter applies. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: Teen Driver FAQs, page 33.

D: 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.. Intermediate Restricted drivers may not drive from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. unless an exception applies, such as a parent or designated 21+ driver, work, school events, or hunting/fishing. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: Teen Driver FAQs, page 33.

A: 4 a.m. to 6 a.m.. The hunting/fishing exception covers 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. with a valid hunting or fishing license in the driver's possession. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: Teen Driver FAQs, page 33.

D: One year. The Intermediate Restricted License must be held at least one year, and the applicant must be 17. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: Second Level - Intermediate Unrestricted License, page 28.

C: 90 days are added to the time before the Intermediate Unrestricted License. Six or more points, contributing to a crash, or a second seat belt violation adds 90 days to the one-year minimum. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: Teen Driver FAQs, page 33.

A: They may not use a cell phone while driving on any Tennessee roadway. Tennessee prohibits drivers with a learner permit or intermediate license from using a cell phone while driving on any Tennessee roadway. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: No Cell Phones While Driving, page 32.

B: $50 fine, 6 points, and a 90-day delay in eligibility for the Intermediate Restricted License. The consequences are a Class C misdemeanor, a $50 fine, 6 points on the minor's record, and a 90-day delay for the Intermediate Restricted License. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: No Cell Phones While Driving, page 32.

C: Within 30 days of establishing residency. New or returning residents must obtain a Tennessee driver license no later than 30 days after establishing residency. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-2: New Residents-Returning Residents, page 25.

B: 10 days. State law requires you to notify the Department of Safety within ten days of a residence address change. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-2: How Do I Change My Address?, page 27.

C: $5, doubling to $10 after six months. After 30 days expired there is a $5 late fee, which doubles to $10 after six months; after five years you also must retest. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-2: Don't Let Your License Expire, page 27.

C: At least 20/40 in each eye individually and both eyes together, with or without lenses. Applicants must have at least 20/40 vision in each eye individually and both eyes together, with or without glasses or contacts. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Vision Screening, page 35.

C: A mandatory 1-day waiting period. A mandatory 1-day waiting period is required after failing any knowledge test; no test may be repeated the same day. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations, page 35.

C: Spanish, Korean or Japanese. Computerized testing centers offer the test in three alternate languages: Spanish, Korean and Japanese. Interpreters are not allowed. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Test Formats, page 35.

A: Automatic failure and no retest for 30 days. Any cheating means automatic failure, and the applicant may not retake the test for 30 days. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Test Formats, page 35.

A: More than 5 minutes late. If you are more than 5 minutes late, the road test is canceled and must be rescheduled. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Road Test, page 36.

A: The next day. Under Table 4.2, 1-6 errors passes; 7-9 errors allows retest the next day; 10-12 seven days; 13-15 fourteen days; 16+ or automatic failure 30 days. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Guidelines for Retesting (Table 4.2), page 37.

C: Thirty days. Sixteen or more errors, or an automatic failure, requires a 30-day practice period before retesting. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Guidelines for Retesting (Table 4.2), page 37.

A: Material transmitting less than 35% of light is not allowed. No tint may be on the windshield, and no material transmitting less than 35% of visible light may be on any window of a passenger car. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-4 The Examinations: Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection, page 37.

D: About 10 to 12 inches. Your body should be about 10 to 12 inches back from the steering wheel so an air bag would strike your chest, not your face. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-1 Getting Familiar With Your Vehicle: Seat Adjustments, page 41.

B: 9 and 3 o'clock. Place the left hand at 9 o'clock and the right at 3 o'clock, which helps avoid injury from air bag deployment. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-1 Getting Familiar With Your Vehicle: Steering the Vehicle, page 42.

A: In a rear-facing car seat. A child under one year or weighing less than 20 pounds must be in a rear-facing child restraint. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-2 Tennessee Safety Belt Laws: Child Safety Restraint Rules, page 45.

A: In a belt-positioning booster seat with a seat belt. Children four through eight and under 4'9" must use a belt-positioning booster seat and wear a seat belt. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-2 Tennessee Safety Belt Laws: Child Safety Restraint Rules, page 45.

A: Up to age 16. The law makes the driver responsible for protecting children up to age 16; failing to restrain them can bring a $50 fine. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-2 Tennessee Safety Belt Laws: Child Safety Restraint Rules, page 45.

C: No, it is illegal. It is illegal to let any child under 6 ride in a pickup bed; children 6 to 12 may not ride in a pickup bed on state or interstate highways (with parade and farm exceptions). Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-2 Tennessee Safety Belt Laws: Other Child Passenger Protection Laws, page 47.

C: Incident management, such as crashes, wildfires, floods or hazmat spills. Fluorescent pink is used for incident management traffic control signs during incidents like crashes, wildland fires, floods and hazardous material spills. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Color Codes on Highway Traffic Signs, page 50.

A: The turn is marked for a recommended speed of 30 mph or less. The turn sign marks turns with a recommended speed of 30 mph or less; the curve sign marks curves with recommended speeds between 30 and 55 mph. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Warning Signs, page 52.

C: 600 feet. The reverse turn sign marks two turns in opposite directions less than 600 feet apart. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Warning Signs, page 52.

D: The left side. The triangular No Passing Zone sign is yellow or orange and placed on the left side of the roadway. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 51.

A: Every 1,000 feet. Interstate reference markers are installed every 1,000 feet along heavily traveled urban sections to help callers report their exact location. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Emergency Reference Markers, page 55.

B: 3 seconds. Tennessee law only requires the yellow light to be displayed for a minimum of three seconds before the red light. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Traffic Signals, page 55.

A: As an all-way stop. Tennessee law requires that an intersection with a non-working signal be treated as an all-way stop. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Traffic Signals: Malfunctioning Traffic Light, page 55.

B: You are going the wrong way. If you ever have yellow to your right and white to your left, you are going the wrong way. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: General Principles of Pavement Lane Markings, page 56.

A: Yes, if it is safe to do so. You may not cross two solid yellow lines to pass, but you may cross them to turn into a driveway or side road if safe. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: General Principles of Pavement Lane Markings, page 56.

C: From 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise. Headlights must be on from 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Use of Headlights, page 59.

C: When you cannot clearly see persons or vehicles 200 feet ahead, or when precipitation requires constant wiper use. Headlights are required when daylight is not enough to see persons or vehicles clearly 200 feet ahead, and when rain, mist or snow requires constant wiper use. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Use of Headlights, page 59.

C: 500 feet. Dim high beams when an oncoming vehicle is within 500 feet, and also when following another vehicle within 500 feet. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Use of Headlights, page 59.

B: 55 mph. Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on primary and secondary state and federal highways is 55 mph. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Tennessee Speed Laws, page 61.

C: 70 mph. The maximum interstate speed set by Tennessee law is 70 mph, posted on most rural sections; urban sections are typically 55 mph. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Tennessee Speed Laws: Interstate Speed Limits, page 61.

C: 45 mph. On interstates, the minimum speed limit in the right lane(s) is 45 mph under normal conditions. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Tennessee Speed Laws: Interstate Speed Limits, page 61.

C: 55 mph. It is unlawful to drive less than 55 mph in the left-most lane of an interstate unless traffic congestion prevents it. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Tennessee Speed Laws: Interstate Speed Limits, page 61.

B: As reckless driving, with six points added to your record. Exceeding the school zone speed limit is considered reckless driving by law, with an automatic six points on your record. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Tennessee Speed Laws: Speeding in School Zones, page 61.

C: $250 to $500. Tennessee law mandates a minimum fine of $250 and up to $500 for violating the posted speed limit in active work zones. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Tennessee Speed Laws: Speeding in Highway Work Zones, page 61.

B: 10 mph or more below. Traveling 10 mph or more below the lawful maximum makes you a slow-moving vehicle; if five or more vehicles line up behind you, pull off when safe. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 60.

B: Turn or pull off the roadway as soon as it is safe. If five or more vehicles are lined up behind you, turn or pull off the roadway as soon as you can do so safely. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 60.

C: About 418 feet. In the manual's example, you travel 128 feet before braking and 290 feet braking at 70 mph, a total of about 418 feet. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Braking, Following and Stopping Distances: Stopping Distances, page 63.

A: About 200 feet. The manual cites the National Safety Council: a lightweight passenger car at 50 mph can stop in about 200 feet. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Braking, Following and Stopping Distances: Stopping Distances, page 63.

D: About 2/3 of a second. Reaction time, from perceiving danger to starting to brake, averages about 2/3 of a second. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Braking, Following and Stopping Distances: Stopping Distances, page 63.

B: In bad weather, at higher interstate speeds, at night, and when following a motorcycle. In inclement weather, higher-speed interstate driving, night driving, and when following a motorcycle, use a minimum of four seconds. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Braking, Following and Stopping Distances: The Two-Second Rule, page 63.

B: Between 15 and 50 feet. You must stop between 15 and 50 feet from the tracks when a train is coming, and never stop on the tracks. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Braking, Following and Stopping Distances: Stopping for Railroad Crossings, page 64.

A: About 1,500 feet. Trains are required to signal with a horn when about 1,500 feet from a railroad crossing. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Braking, Following and Stopping Distances: Stopping for Railroad Crossings, page 64.

C: $250 to $1,000. It is a Class A misdemeanor with a fine between $250 and $1,000. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: The School Bus Stop Law, page 65.

B: Yes, a center turn lane is not a barrier, so traffic in both directions must stop. A middle turn lane is not a barrier but a fifth lane usable by vehicles, so drivers in both directions must stop. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: The School Bus Stop Law, page 65.

A: At least 10 feet. Stop at least 10 feet away until the visually impaired person is off the roadway, and do not use your horn. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Right-of-Way Procedures, page 67.

A: About 33%. Intersections are implicated in 33 percent of all motor vehicle crashes and 21 percent of fatal crashes. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Intersections, page 66.

A: At least 50 feet. The Tennessee manual says you must turn on your turn signal at least 50 feet before the turn or lane change. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning, page 70.

C: From a one-way street onto a one-way street moving in the direction of the turn, after a complete stop, unless posted. A left on red is permitted where a one-way street meets another one-way street going in the direction of the turn, after a complete stop, unless prohibited. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning: Turns Permitted on Red, page 72.

A: No, you cannot make this left turn on red. Turning left from a one-way street onto a two-way street cannot be made on a red light. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning, page 71.

B: 15 to 25 mph. Within a roundabout, proceed at a slower speed, usually posted at 15 to 25 mph. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning: Special Turns: Roundabouts, page 73.

C: 500 feet. You may not make a U-turn where you cannot see traffic coming from both directions for at least 500 feet each way. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning: U-Turns, page 73.

C: Up to 300 feet. Shared center turn lanes cannot be used for passing or for travel farther than 300 feet. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Traffic Lanes and Lane Usage: Shared Center Turn/Two-Way Left Turn Lane, page 74.

B: The lane's use is changing; move out of it as soon as safe. A steady yellow X means the use or direction of the lane is changing, so move out of it as soon as it is safe. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Traffic Lanes and Lane Usage: Reversible Lanes, page 75.

D: The lane is only for turning. A flashing yellow X means the lane is only for turning; a green arrow means you may drive in it and a red X means you may not. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Traffic Lanes and Lane Usage: Reversible Lanes, page 75.

B: 100 feet. Passing multiple vehicles is not illegal but is only advised if you can return before coming within 100 feet of no-passing markings or oncoming vehicles. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Passing Other Vehicles, page 76.

D: About 30 feet. When stopping for a crosswalk on a multi-lane road, stop about 30 feet before it so you don't block other lanes' view of the pedestrian. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Passing Other Vehicles: No Passing, page 77.

C: 3 feet. When passing a bicyclist, pass slowly and leave at least 3 feet, maintaining that clearance until safely past. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Passing Other Vehicles: Passing Bicycles, page 77.

B: No closer than 15 feet. It is illegal to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: No Parking Zones, page 79.

A: No closer than 20 feet. Parking is illegal within 20 feet of a crosswalk or in the crosswalk area. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: No Parking Zones, page 79.

C: No closer than 30 feet. It is illegal to park within 30 feet of a traffic signal, stop sign or other traffic control device. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: No Parking Zones, page 79.

D: No closer than 50 feet. Parking within 50 feet of a railroad crossing is illegal. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: No Parking Zones, page 79.

A: No closer than 20 feet. You may not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway on the same side, or within 75 feet of it on the opposite side. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: No Parking Zones, page 79.

C: 75 feet. On the other side of the street, you may not park within 75 feet of the fire station driveway. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: No Parking Zones, page 79.

C: At least 18 feet. Outside city limits, get all four wheels off the pavement if possible and leave at least 18 feet of road width; the car must be visible 200 feet in each direction. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: Routine Parking Regulations, page 79.

B: 200 feet. Your parked vehicle must be visible for at least 200 feet in either direction. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: Routine Parking Regulations, page 79.

B: No farther than 18 inches. After parallel parking, the vehicle should be no farther than 18 inches from the curb. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: Parallel Parking, page 80.

A: Away from the curb (left). Uphill with a curb, turn the wheels away from the curb so the car rolls back into the curb. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: When Parking on a Hill, page 79.

C: Toward the edge of the roadway (right). Uphill without a curb, turn the wheels toward the edge of the road (right) so the car rolls away from traffic if the brakes fail. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: When Parking on a Hill, page 79.

C: A misdemeanor with a $100 fine, and the vehicle may be towed. Improperly parking in a handicap space is a misdemeanor punishable by a $100 fine, and the vehicle may be towed. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: Handicap Parking Spaces, page 80.

C: 15-20 seconds. Scan the roadway and try to watch 15-20 seconds in front of your vehicle for cars braking, entering or exiting. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Driving on the Interstate, page 83.

B: 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m.. HOV restrictions apply during high inbound traffic (7-9 a.m.) and high outbound traffic (4-6 p.m.); at other times the lane is general purpose. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes, page 83.

B: $50 plus court costs. Drivers violating the HOV lane rules are subject to a $50 fine and court costs. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes, page 83.

D: After crossing over or under the interstate. At a diamond interchange, the right-turn entrance ramp comes before crossing the interstate and the left-turn entrance ramp comes after crossing it. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Diamond Interchange, page 84.

B: At least every two hours or about every 100 miles. Take a break and get out of the car at least every two hours or every 100 miles or so. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Fight Interstate Hypnosis, page 85.

D: Eight. It is safest for you and others not to drive more than eight hours per day. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Fight Interstate Hypnosis, page 85.

B: Move into the right lane so the left lane stays clear, if safe. The rule applies on either side: if the vehicle is on the left shoulder, merge into the right lane, freeing the left lane as a safety barrier. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Move Over Law, page 86.

A: *THP (*847). Dial *THP (*847) to connect at no charge with the nearest Tennessee Highway Patrol dispatcher. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: *THP – A Free Cell Phone Call for Help, page 87.

D: At least 200 feet. The law requires headlights that let you see clearly any person on the highway at least 200 feet ahead. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: Driving at Night, page 88.

C: It may be tripled. When hydroplaning, stopping distances may be tripled and steering may be reduced or lost. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: Driving in Inclement Weather Conditions: Hydroplaning, page 90.

B: 18 to 24 inches. Most cars can be swept away in 18 to 24 inches of moving water; trucks and SUVs have only six to twelve inches more clearance. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: High Water and Flooding Dangers, page 90.

B: They can be charged with reckless driving and made to pay rescue costs. Knowingly ignoring flood warnings or barricades can lead to a reckless driving charge and paying the cost of the rescue. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: High Water and Flooding Dangers, page 91.

D: 200 feet or more. Low traction can increase stopping distance to 200 feet or more at 20 mph. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: Driving in Winter Weather Conditions, page 92.

B: 25 percent. By law, at least 25 percent of knowledge test questions must deal with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving, page 93.

D: Within one to two minutes. Alcohol begins to be absorbed into the bloodstream within one to two minutes after drinking. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: How Does Alcohol Affect the Body?, page 93.

D: .08. In Tennessee, .08 is the level of intoxication that is always illegal for drivers. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: What Is Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?, page 93.

A: Eight. A BAC of .08 means there are eight drops of alcohol for every 10,000 drops of blood. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: What Is Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?, page 93.

C: About 90%. The liver oxidizes approximately 90 percent of the alcohol in the body, which is why it is so vulnerable. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Overall Condition of the Body, page 93.

D: Seven times. At .10 BAC you are seven times more likely to cause a crash; at .15, 25 times; at .17, 50 times. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Relationship of Alcohol to Traffic Crashes, page 93.

C: 25 times. At .15 BAC, your chance of causing a crash increases to 25 times that of a sober driver. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Relationship of Alcohol to Traffic Crashes, page 93.

C: 2 in 5 (40%). It is estimated that two in every five Americans (40%) will be involved in an alcohol-related crash in their lifetime. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Impaired Driving, page 93.

C: .03 and .04. Research shows driving skills, judgment and vision are greatly impaired at BAC levels as low as .03 and .04, especially for young drinkers. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability, page 94.

C: About 30 percent. Side vision is reduced by about 30 percent at .05 BAC. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability: Vision, page 94.

A: Almost 90 percent. The eyes provide almost 90 percent of the information used in driving. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability: Vision, page 94.

C: As low as .02. Reaction and coordination are impaired by alcohol consumption as low as .02 BAC. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability: Reaction Time and Coordination, page 94.

A: Yes, even at .00 if impaired by drugs. A driver can register .00 BAC and still be convicted of DUI if impaired; a BAC below .08 does not clear a driver. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Driving Under the Influence (DUI Law), page 95.

A: Court suspension of driving privileges for 12 months. Refusing the test after arrest will likely result in the court suspending your driving privileges for twelve months. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Implied Consent Law, page 95.

A: Litter pick-up for three eight-hour shifts while wearing an 'I am a DRUNK DRIVER' vest. A DUI conviction requires litter pick-up for three eight-hour shifts while wearing clothing displaying 'I am a DRUNK DRIVER'. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Penalties Applying to Any DUI Conviction, page 95.

C: A mandatory minimum 30 days in jail and $1,000 fine. DUI with a child under 18 in the vehicle adds a mandatory minimum 30-day jail sentence and a $1,000 minimum fine. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Penalties Applying to Any DUI Conviction, page 96.

B: 48 hours (7 days if BAC is 0.20% or more). A first DUI conviction carries 48 hours in jail, or 7 days if the BAC is 0.20% or more. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: DUI Penalties, page 96.

D: One year. The DUI penalty table lists a 1-year license revocation for a first conviction and 2 years for a second. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: DUI Penalties, page 96.

B: $350-$1,500. The first-conviction fine range is $350 to $1,500. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: DUI Penalties, page 96.

A: A Class E felony. A fourth or subsequent DUI conviction is a Class E felony. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: DUI Penalties, page 96.

A: With two DUI convictions within five years, both after January 1997. The vehicle will be seized if the driver has two DUI convictions within five years and both happened after January 1997. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Additional DUI Penalties, page 96.

D: They lose it for one year (two years for a second offense). Ages 18-20 convicted of buying, trying to buy or possessing alcohol lose the privilege to drive for one year (two years on a second offense), even if not driving. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Under 21 Laws, page 97.

A: Suspended for one year or until age 17, whichever is longer. Ages 13-17 found possessing, consuming or selling alcohol or drugs lose driving privileges for one year or until 17, whichever is longer—even if never licensed. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Under 21 Laws, page 97.

D: .02. A driver at least 16 but under 21 found driving with a BAC of .02 (or under the influence) is convicted of underage driving while impaired. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Under 21 Laws, page 97.

A: Loss of license for one year, a $250 fine, and sometimes public service. Penalties are losing your license for one year, a $250 fine, and sometimes public service work. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Under 21 Laws, page 97.

C: A 1-ounce shot of whiskey. The alcohol in one 12-ounce beer is about equal to that in a 1-ounce shot of whiskey. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Did You Know?, page 97.

C: About three hours. It takes about one hour to cancel the effects of one drink, so about three hours for three drinks. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Did You Know?, page 97.

D: Under 40. Alcohol-related vehicle crashes are the number one killer of persons under the age of 40. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7: Did You Know?, page 97.

B: 1 in 10. Researchers estimate that between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., 1 of every 10 drivers is intoxicated. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Alcohol and You, page 93.

C: 12 or more. Adults (18+) with 12 or more points within 12 months get a notice of proposed suspension; 6 to 11 points brings an advisory letter. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Driver Improvement Program, page 100.

B: 6 or more. Juvenile drivers with 6 or more points within 12 months receive a notice of proposed suspension; 1-5 points brings an advisory letter. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Driver Improvement Program, page 100.

B: Once in any five-year period. The Defensive Driving Course option is only available once in any five-year period. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Driver Improvement Program, page 100.

B: 20 days. A suspended or revoked license must be turned in within 20 days; failure to surrender it brings a $75 fine. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Losing Your Privilege to Drive, page 99.

A: 10 consecutive or 15 total days of unexcused absences in a semester. Dropping out is defined as 10 consecutive or 15 total days of unexcused absences in a semester. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Losing Your Privilege to Drive, page 99.

D: 8 points. Passing a stopped school, church or youth bus taking on or discharging passengers is 8 points. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8: Points for Moving Traffic Violations and Crashes, page 101.

C: 6 points. Reckless driving is 6 points; reckless endangerment by vehicle is 8 points. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8: Points for Moving Traffic Violations and Crashes, page 101.

C: 6. Operating a vehicle while using a cell phone (under 18) is 6 points. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8: Points for Moving Traffic Violations and Crashes, page 101.

D: 8. Failure to stop at a railroad crossing is 8 points. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8: Points for Moving Traffic Violations and Crashes, page 101.

B: 3. Speeding 6-15 mph over is 3 points (4 points in a construction zone). Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8: Points for Moving Traffic Violations and Crashes, page 101.

C: 4. Contributing to a crash: property damage 3 points, bodily injury 4 points, death of another person 8 points. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8: Points for Moving Traffic Violations and Crashes, page 101.

A: $50. Drivers must immediately notify local police, the sheriff or the Highway Patrol of any crash involving death, injury or property damage over $50. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Reporting Crashes, page 103.

C: 20 days. For a reportable crash (injury, death or over $400 damage to one person's property), file an Owner/Driver Report with the Department within 20 days. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Reporting Crashes, page 103.

A: Over $400 to any one person's property. Reportable crashes include any in which someone is killed or injured or property damage to any one person exceeds $400. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Reporting Crashes, page 103.

C: Six months. Drivers who lose consciousness or control from epilepsy, cardiac syncope, diabetes or similar conditions must be lapse-free at least six months. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-8 Driving Responsibilities: Physical or Mental Disabilities, page 102.

B: The car driver who turned in front of the motorcycle. Two-thirds of car-motorcycle collisions are caused by the car driver who turned in front of the motorcycle, often not seeing it. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 121.

C: About 450+ feet, versus about 240 feet for a car. A car at 55 mph can stop in about 240 feet, but a truck at the same speed needs about 450+ feet. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Large Trucks and Buses, page 123.

D: Up to 80,000 pounds (40 tons). A typical loaded tractor-trailer may weigh up to 80,000 pounds, or 40 tons, and exceed 70 feet long. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Large Trucks and Buses, page 123.

D: Up to 200 feet. A truck's blind spots are immediately in front, on either side, and up to 200 feet in the rear. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Large Trucks and Buses, page 123.

C: 500 feet. A self-luminous red lamp on the rear of a slow-moving vehicle is normally visible for 500 feet to the rear. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Slow Moving Vehicles and Equipment, page 126.

B: A full mile. A train traveling at 55 mph takes a full mile to stop. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Trains, page 127.