Vermont DMV permit practice test 5

B: No; trying to find ways to stay awake is a sign you need to stop and rest. Opening your window and turning up the radio won't keep you awake; trying to stay awake is a sure sign you need to stop and rest. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Drowsy Driving, page 55.

B: You may turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians; oncoming traffic has a green light. With a flashing yellow arrow, turn left after yielding to all oncoming traffic and pedestrians; oncoming traffic has a green light. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Arrows, page 33.

D: The crosswalk or crossing area. An arrow pointing down beneath a school or pedestrian warning sign marks the exact place where people cross. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Warning Signs, page 34.

B: 4 seconds. You always need to be able to see 4 seconds ahead. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Night Driving, page 50.

D: Flash floods. Nationally, flash floods are responsible for more deaths than any other weather event; nearly half are vehicle related. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Floods and Storms, page 47.

C: Exit the roundabout first, then pull over. If already in the roundabout, pull over after you have safely exited; if not yet in, pull over and let it pass. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Roundabouts, page 31.

C: Drive to the right unless passing or turning. Drive to the right unless you are passing or turning. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Right Turns, page 28.

B: Blink your headlights from low to high to low. At night it might be necessary to blink your headlights low-high-low to warn the driver ahead that you intend to pass. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): PASSING, page 52.

C: Driving when tired. Driving when tired is a major cause of crashes on interstates; stop and rest in a safe area. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Safe Driving on the Interstate, page 52.

D: The same direction as traffic flow. Your vehicle must be parked in the same direction as traffic flow. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Parking Your Vehicle, page 30.

D: Only when you have good cause to warn them. Do not honk at a bicyclist unless you have good cause; the noise could startle them and cause loss of control. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Sharing the Road with Bicyclists, page 41.

B: Leave your name, address and phone number in or on the vehicle. Write your name, address and phone number and leave it in or on the vehicle so the owner can contact you. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): What to Do After a Crash, page 59.

D: 30 hours classroom, 6 hours behind the wheel and 6 hours observation. An approved course consists of 30 hours of classroom study, 6 hours behind the wheel and 6 hours of observation. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Questions and Answers about Junior Driver's Licenses, page 14.

B: Yes, through an administrative (civil) suspension process. Vermont can suspend your license through a civil (administrative) process, even before any criminal DUI conviction. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Other Drugs, page 54.

B: $100-$200. First violation: $100-$200; second or subsequent: $250-$500. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Cell Phones and other Electronic Devices, page 56.

B: Left turns have the right of way; oncoming traffic has a red light. A solid green arrow means left turns have the right of way; oncoming traffic has a red light. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Arrows, page 33.

A: What a driver must or must not do (regulations). Rectangular regulatory signs with white backgrounds display speed limits, turning and passing laws and other directions. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Regulatory Signs, page 35.

C: Never use it in those conditions. Never use cruise control in rain, fog, snow, ice or similar conditions. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Safe Driving on the Interstate, page 52.

B: As little as 4 inches. Moving water only about 4 inches deep can make it hard to stay on your feet and can hide hazards. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Floods and Storms, page 47.

C: Traffic already in the roundabout. Drivers must yield the right-of-way to traffic in the roundabout and enter only at a safe gap. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Roundabouts, page 31.

B: Left, front, right and quickly left again. Look left, ahead and right, then take one more quick look left right before you begin the right turn. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Right Turns, page 28.

A: No. It is against the law to pass another vehicle at a railroad crossing. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Rules of the Road at Railroad Crossings, page 38.

D: Limited-access highways like the Interstate. Bicyclists may use all roads unless specially prohibited, such as limited-access highways like the Interstate. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Sharing the Road with Bicyclists, page 41.

B: On a marked bicycle lane. You may not park in a marked bicycle lane, on a sidewalk, crosswalk, bridge, tunnel, or in front of a driveway, among others. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Where You May Not Park, page 30.

D: When it's safest, such as to avoid hazards or position for a turn. Sometimes it's safest for a bicyclist to take the lane—for hazards not visible to motorists or to position correctly. Vermont Driver's Manual (VN-007): Driver Responsibilities, page 41.