Tennessee TDOSHS permit practice test 6

A: It slows absorption, but all the alcohol still gets into the blood. All alcohol eventually reaches the blood whether or not you have eaten; food only slows absorption. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-7 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving: Amount of Food in the Stomach, page 93.

A: Driving to or from work with written parent permission naming the workplace. Exceptions include driving to or from work with written parent or guardian permission identifying the workplace, among others. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section A-3: Teen Driver FAQs, page 33.

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.

C: Railroad crossing ahead. The circular sign always means you are approaching a railroad grade crossing; slow down and be ready to stop. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Traffic Signs: Round Shape — Railroad Ahead, page 50.

D: Any person afoot or using a motorized or non-motorized wheelchair. Tennessee defines a pedestrian as any person afoot or using a motorized or non-motorized wheelchair. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Traffic Signals: Pedestrian Signals, page 56.

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: Lightly tap your brake pedal several times. If you spot a tie-up causing you to slow or stop, lightly tap your brake pedal several times to alert drivers behind you. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Driving on the Interstate, page 83.

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.

D: Pull over parallel and as close as possible to the right edge or curb, stop, and stay until it passes. Drive to a position parallel and as close as possible to the right edge or curb, stop, and remain stopped until the emergency vehicle passes or an officer directs you. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Right-of-Way Procedures: Yield to Emergency Vehicles, page 68.

B: The truck driver cannot see you, and you are following too closely. If you cannot see the side mirrors on the truck or bus you are following, the driver cannot see you and you are following too closely. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Passing Other Vehicles: Passing Trucks and Buses, page 78.

C: The lane farthest to the left (nearest the left curb). When turning left from a one-way street, approach in the lane farthest to the left curb. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning, page 71.

B: Use the acceleration lane to reach interstate speed, signal, and merge when clear. Use the ramp and acceleration lane to reach interstate speed, give a left signal, and merge when the way is clear, yielding to traffic already on the interstate. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Entering the Interstate, page 82.

A: No closer than two feet. Pull up even with the car in front of the space, with your rear bumper even with its bumper and no closer than two feet from it. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Backing and Parking: Parallel Parking, page 80.

A: Pull off as far right as possible, out of the traffic lane, and turn on emergency flashers. If you can't see the road's edge, pull off as far right as possible, well out of the lane, and turn on your emergency flashers. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-6: Driving in Inclement Weather Conditions, page 89.

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.

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.

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: With two or more tracks, one train may hide another coming from the other direction. When there are two or more tracks, one passing train might hide the approach of a train from the other direction. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: Traffic Signs: Broad X Shape — Railroad Here, page 50.

B: The right edge of the traffic lane. A solid white line marks the right edge of the traffic lane; yellow marks the left edge of lanes going your direction. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-3: General Principles of Pavement Lane Markings, page 56.

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.

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.

D: Stay where you are until the emergency vehicle has passed or turned. If the light is red, stay put; if it turns green before the emergency vehicle has passed, do not proceed until it has passed or turned. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Right-of-Way Procedures: Yield to Emergency Vehicles, page 68.

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.

B: Counter-clockwise, to the right. Always travel around a roundabout to the right, in a counter-clockwise direction. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-4: Turning: Special Turns: Roundabouts, page 73.

A: You won't have room to reach interstate speed and may be hit from behind. Stopping at the end of the ramp leaves you too little room to speed up, and drivers behind you watching for a gap may hit you. Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual: Section B-5 Interstate Driving: Entering the Interstate, page 82.