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D: The effects are multiplied, not just added. When alcohol is combined with another depressant like tranquilizers or sedatives, the effects are multiplied. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Every Day Drugs, page 95.

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.

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: Keep your vehicle in the middle of the lane and obey the posted speed limit. Keep the vehicle in the middle of the lane, obey the posted speed, and do not change lanes until completely clear of the work zone. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Channeling Devices, page 53.

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.

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: Only emergency vehicles and highway maintenance crews. Only emergency vehicles and highway maintenance crews may cross an interstate median; it is illegal for others to use crossovers to turn around. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Special Interstate Driving Instructions, page 84.

C: Locking the front brakes and losing steering. Continuous hard braking on snow and ice can lock the front brakes and cause loss of steering. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: Driving in Winter Weather Conditions, page 92.

C: No, a prescription is no defense. Just because a drug is prescribed is no defense, by law, for driving under its influence. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Every Day Drugs, page 95.

D: Pay the $10 late fee and pass vision, knowledge and skills tests. After five years without renewing, you pay the $10 late fee and must pass the vision screening, knowledge and skills tests. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-2: Don't Let Your License Expire, page 27.

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: Begin merging into the open lane well in advance of the sign. Flashing arrow panels warn of lane closures; begin merging into the remaining open lanes well in advance. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Electronic Message or Arrow Signs, page 53.

A: Other drivers may think your vehicle is farther away than it is. Small parking lights may make other drivers think your vehicle is farther away; using them alone in limited visibility is unsafe and illegal. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Use of Headlights, page 59.

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.

A: Only for deceleration when marked, or in an emergency. The paved shoulder is not for travel except for deceleration where marked or in an emergency. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Leaving/Exiting the Interstate, page 84.

C: Rock the car forward and backward in low gear without spinning the wheels. Shift to low gear, gently accelerate, avoid spinning, then back up slowly; repeat the forward-backward rocking until the car rolls free. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: Driving in Inclement Weather Conditions: Getting Stuck in Mud or Snow, page 91.

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.

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.

D: Rubbernecking—slowing down to look at crashes. Rubbernecking, slowing down to look at crashes or anything unusual, is one of the worst congestion offenders. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Dealing with Traffic Congestion, page 86.

D: The vehicle moves slowly, such as farm or construction equipment or horse-drawn vehicles. The SMV emblem appears on slow-moving vehicles such as farm tractors, machinery, construction equipment and horse-drawn vehicles. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Slow-Moving Vehicle (SMV) Emblem, page 54.

B: Only white or amber. Since January 1, 2018, steady-burning front lights may only be white or amber, or a combination of the two, except for certain vehicles. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4 Rules of the Road: Use of Headlights, page 59.

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.

B: Rear-end collisions from tailgating. Most work zone accidents are caused by rear-end collisions, so don't tailgate. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section C: Sharing the Road with Highway Work Zones, page 127.

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.

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.