Vermont DMV permit practice test 4

C: 240 feet. It takes 240 feet for a passenger car to stop on dry pavement at 60 mph, versus 75 feet at 30 mph. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Tips for Safe Driving in Vermont Work Zones, page 36.

A: Toward the right edge of the highway. Look ahead toward the right edge of the highway until the bright lights pass; this also helps you spot bicyclists and pedestrians. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Approaching Headlights, page 50.

A: Slow enough to stop if necessary. Near a yield sign, travel slowly enough to stop if necessary and enter only when the way is clear. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Right-of-way, page 29.

D: About three feet. At the approach to a right turn, the vehicle should be about three feet from the right side of the road; don't swing left first. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Right Turns, page 28.

B: Hills, curves, railroads and intersections. Do not pass at hills, curves, railroads or intersections, or where you see a 'changed path ahead'. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): DO NOT PASS AT THESE LOCATIONS, page 53.

D: Go on to the next exit. Never stop and back up or use the emergency turnaround (for emergency and maintenance vehicles only); go to the next exit. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Safe Driving on the Interstate, page 52.

B: No closer than 20 feet. With signs, you may not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway, or within 75 feet of it across the street. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Where You May Not Park, page 30.

B: Young, elderly, disabled or intoxicated pedestrians. Be especially alert for young, elderly, disabled or intoxicated pedestrians—the most frequent victims. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Sharing the Road with Pedestrians, page 38.

D: Call 911 and leave them where they are, keeping them warm and calm. If someone is injured, call 911 and leave the person where they are; keep them warm and calm. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): What to Do After a Crash, page 59.

C: 40 hours, 10 at night. Teens must complete 40 hours of driving practice, with at least 10 hours at night, in addition to driver ed behind-the-wheel time. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Questions and Answers about Junior Driver's Licenses, page 14.

C: A depressant. Alcohol may seem to give you a lift, but it is a depressant. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): What Does Alcohol Do To Your Driving Skills?, page 54.

A: Not remembering the last few miles you drove. Signs include trouble focusing, repeated yawning, not remembering the last few miles, drifting and missing signs. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Drowsy Driving, page 55.

A: Like a stop sign: stop, then proceed after yielding. A flashing circular red is like a stop sign: stop and proceed after yielding to pedestrians, bicyclists and vehicles. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Traffic Lights, page 33.

D: Diamond-shaped, yellow or green. Warning signs are usually diamond-shaped and yellow or green; drivers should slow down. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Warning Signs, page 34.

C: Overdriving your headlights. At 40 mph with low beams you are 'overdriving your headlights'—you can't see far enough to stop in the space you can see. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Night Driving, page 50.

A: Yes; be sure to turn on your headlights at night. Daytime running lights may give you the impression your headlights are on; turn on your headlights at night. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Night Driving, page 50.

D: Pull over to the right side of the road and stop until it passes. You must pull over to the right side of the road and stop, remaining stopped until the emergency vehicle has gone by. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Move Over Law, page 32.

D: The nearest lane. If turning into a street with more than one lane going your way, turn into the nearest lane. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Right Turns, page 28.

A: Slow a little and keep right. When being passed, slow a little and keep right so the other driver can pass more safely. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): PASSING, page 53.

B: Right. Keep to the right lane on the interstate; use the left lanes to pass or where signs direct you. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Safe Driving on the Interstate, page 52.

C: At least 150 feet. Don't stop where your vehicle can't be seen for at least 150 feet in either direction; keep all wheels off the traveled portion. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Parking Your Vehicle, page 30.

D: It forces pedestrians to walk around you into traffic. Blocking a crosswalk forces pedestrians to go around you and puts them in danger. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Driver Responsibilities, page 39.

C: Within 72 hours if anyone is injured or damage is over $3,000. If any person is injured or damage is over $3,000, you must report to the DMV in writing within 72 hours. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): What to Do After a Crash, page 59.

B: From 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. Nighttime driving is the period from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Questions and Answers about Junior Driver's Licenses, page 14.

D: You lose your license for at least six months. If the driver refuses the test, they lose their license for at least six months. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Other Drugs, page 54.