Vermont DMV permit practice test 10

A: Blow your horn or rev your engine. Never blow your horn or rev your engine near horses; use the full lane to pass and don't cut back quickly. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Sharing the Road with Domestic Animals, page 46.

C: $63. The learner's permit costs $63 in total: $39 for the knowledge test plus $24 for the permit. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Chapter 6 – Fees, Renewals & Replacements, page 24.

A: Poor decisions made by drivers. Poor decisions by drivers—speeding, inattention, following too close, failing to yield—cause most crashes. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): CRASHES, page 59.

A: On your left—if not, you are in the wrong lane. Yellow markers separate opposite traffic and will be on your left; if not, you're in the wrong lane. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Flashing arrow panels, page 37.

D: Not less than 15 feet. Drivers must stop not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail when lights, gates, a flagger, a train or a STOP sign require it. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Rules of the Road at Railroad Crossings, page 38.

B: Late evening, night and early morning. Moose and deer are most likely present during late evening, nighttime and early morning hours. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Moose and Deer Safety, page 46.

A: At least one month. After any failed road test wait at least a week; after three failures, the minimum wait is one month. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): What are the Tests Like?, page 20.

A: The parking brake (if it doesn't release automatically) after feeling the car want to move. Signal, check mirrors and blind spot, accelerate gently until the vehicle wants to move, then release the parking brake and look again. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Stopping and Starting On a Hill, page 57.

C: Obey it: slow down, scan and proceed with caution. An out-of-order signal that is flashing still counts: treat flashing yellow as slow down and proceed with care, and flashing red as a stop. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Traffic Lights, page 32.

B: No. It is against the law to drive through, around or under a closed railroad gate. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Rules of the Road at Railroad Crossings, page 38.

B: They are tall and dark, so their eyes may not reflect headlights. Moose are tall and darkly colored; their eyes may not reflect headlights, making them hard to see. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Moose and Deer Safety, page 46.

C: 60 days. A person who moves to Vermont with a valid license must obtain a Vermont license within 60 days. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Licenses, page 13.

D: Coast with the clutch to the floor or in neutral. When driving downhill, don't coast with the clutch to the floor or the gearshift in neutral. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Stopping and Starting On a Hill, page 57.

D: Call the number on the emergency sign and give the crossing number. Call the number on the emergency sign and give the posted crossing number so the railroad can stop or reroute trains. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Rules of the Road at Railroad Crossings, page 38.

C: A second one. Deer and moose often move in pairs, so after one crosses, slow down and watch for another. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Moose and Deer Safety, page 46.

D: More than 14 days. A Vermont license that has expired for more than 14 days is not valid; you may not drive with it. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Permit/License Renewals, page 25.

B: Quickly move from brake to gas, or use the parking brake while applying gas. Quickly move your foot from brake to gas, or set the parking brake, apply gas lightly and release the brake. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Stopping and Starting On a Hill, page 57.

C: Before the actual work area, where drivers slow and merge. Many crashes occur before the work area where drivers slow and merge; most are rear-end crashes from speed and tailgating. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): WORK ZONE SAFETY, page 36.

B: They are hard to see in blowing snow, wider than other vehicles and often slower. Snowplows are hard to see because of blowing snow, are wider than other vehicles, and often move slowly. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Winter Driving, page 48.

A: 30 days. You must report a change of name or address to the DMV within 30 days. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): I Have Changed My Name or Address. What Do I Do?, page 25.

C: Stay calm, get out of their way and don't challenge them. Don't try to get even; stay calm, get out of the driver's way and don't challenge them. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Aggressive Drivers, page 46.

B: 4 seconds. Maintain a 4-second following distance in work zones. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Tips for Safe Driving in Vermont Work Zones, page 36.

D: Roadway users who can move abruptly; be especially alert. These users can travel fast and change direction unexpectedly; be especially alert and cautious around them. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Sharing the Road with Skateboards, Scooters, etc., page 43.

B: Three years. If your Vermont license is expired more than three years, you must be tested again. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Permit/License Renewals, page 25.

C: Weaving in and out of traffic and following too closely. Aggressive drivers speed, pass unsafely, fail to signal, weave, follow too closely and cut off cars. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Aggressive Drivers, page 46.