Hardest Virginia permit test questions

C: From a one-way street onto another one-way street, after a complete stop. You may turn left on red only from a one-way street onto another one-way street, after coming to a complete stop and yielding, unless a sign or red arrow prohibits it. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Left turn on red, page 7.

C: No right turn until the arrow changes. Virginia law prohibits turns at red arrows. You may only turn against a red arrow if a sign reads 'Right on Red Arrow After Stop'. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Red arrow, page 7.

C: Right on Red Arrow After Stop. The manual says you may not proceed in the direction of a red arrow unless a sign reads 'Right on Red Arrow After Stop' or 'Left on Red Arrow After Stop'. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Red arrow, page 7.

C: Come to a complete stop anyway. The manual states that at a railroad crossing you must come to a complete stop at a flashing red light even if you don't see a train. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Flashing red light, page 7.

A: Treat the intersection as an all-way stop. When signals are out and showing no lights, you must stop and proceed as though the intersection were an all-way stop. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Out of service signals, page 8.

D: Move out of the lane as soon as safely possible. A yellow X or yellow diagonal downward arrow means you should move out of that lane as soon as it is safe. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Lane use signals, page 8.

A: Proceed with caution if the crosswalk is clear. While the walk signal counts down, the PHB's red lights alternate flashing, telling drivers they may proceed with caution if the crosswalk is clear. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons (PHBs), page 8.

A: A flashing yellow light at the bottom. When activated, a single yellow light at the bottom flashes first, then turns solid, then the two red lights come on. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons (PHBs), page 8.

C: Traffic incident areas. Orange-and-black signs are used in construction areas, and pink-and-black signs are used in incident areas. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sign Colors, page 8.

C: Yes, you may be ticketed for driving too fast for conditions. Speed limit signs show the maximum speed in good weather. In rain, snow and ice you may be ticketed for driving too fast for conditions even at or below the limit. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Regulatory signs: Speed Limit, page 9.

B: Illegal, because a U-turn counts as two left turns. Virginia considers a U-turn to be two left turns, so U-turns are illegal where a No Left Turn sign is posted. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Regulatory signs: No Left Turn, page 9.

D: Drivers in both lanes. The Merge sign means two lanes are about to become one, and drivers in both lanes are responsible for merging safely. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Warning signs: Merge, page 10.

A: Pass with at least three feet of clearance and don't use the horn. Slow down and don't use the horn around horse-drawn buggies. State law requires passing with at least three feet of clearance when the way is clear. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Warning signs: Horse-Drawn Buggies, page 10.

A: Stay stopped until the tracks are clear and the lights stop flashing. Do not proceed until all trains have passed, the tracks are clear and the lights are no longer flashing; a second train may be coming. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Railroad Crossbuck and Flashing Lights, page 11.

D: School buses. The manual notes that school buses must always stop at railroad crossings, even when the lights are not flashing. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Railroad crossings, page 12.

A: Get out right away and run diagonally away from the tracks toward the oncoming train. Get out immediately and run diagonally away from the tracks, in the direction the train is coming from. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Railroad crossings: stalled vehicle, page 12.

C: $500. Exceeding the speed limit in a highway work zone can bring a fine of up to $500. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Work zones, page 12.

C: $250. A conviction for using a handheld communications device in a highway work zone carries a $250 fine. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Work zones, page 12.

B: 25 mph or less. Slow-moving vehicles traveling at 25 mph or less, such as farm equipment and horse-drawn vehicles, must display this sign on public highways. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Slow Moving Vehicles, page 13.

C: To pass pedestrians, bicyclists, or scooter or skateboard riders when the opposite lane is clear and you can pass safely. The manual allows crossing the solid line only to pass pedestrians, bicyclists, and riders of scooters or skateboards when the opposite lane is clear and passing is safe. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings, page 13.

B: Make a left turn or pass pedestrians, bicyclists and scooter or skateboard riders when safe. You may not cross double solid yellow lines except to turn left or to pass pedestrians, bicyclists and scooter or skateboard riders when the opposite lane is clear. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings, page 13.

B: Yes, on the left, if no signs prohibit passing and the way is clear. On an unmarked two-lane road you may pass a slow vehicle on the left if no signs prohibit passing and the way is clear. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings, page 13.

B: Not more than 150 feet. This is a two-way left-turn lane; drivers in either direction may use it for left turns but may not travel more than 150 feet in it. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings: three-lane roads, page 14.

D: Passing, by drivers in either direction. If the center lane has a single broken yellow line on both sides, drivers in either direction may use it for passing. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings: three-lane roads, page 14.

C: You may not cross them; enter only where signs and markings allow. You may not cross double solid white lines; enter the special-use lane only where signs and markings allow. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings: Double solid white lines, page 14.

C: No, right turns on red are not allowed there. Right turns on red are not allowed at intersections with bicycle boxes. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Bicycle boxes, page 15.

B: Do not stop; continue through, and the vehicle owner will be billed. Do not stop, because stopping could cause a rear-end crash. Cameras photograph the plate and the owner is billed. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Toll Plazas and Lanes, page 15.

A: 8 and 4 o'clock. Virginia's manual says to place your hands at the 8 o'clock and 4 o'clock positions, holding with fingers and thumbs rather than palms. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Hand Position, page 16.

B: 35 mph. The default maximum on unpaved roads is 35 mph unless a sign says otherwise. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 17.

C: 55 mph. The manual lists 55 mph for all other roads unless a speed limit sign states otherwise. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 17.

B: 20 mph or more over the limit, or over 85 mph. Driving 20 mph or more above the limit, or over 85 mph regardless of the limit, can bring a reckless driving charge. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 16.

B: No; it is 15 mph over and not above 85 mph, though it is still speeding. The reckless driving threshold is 20 mph or more over the limit or over 85 mph. 80 in a 65 is neither, but it is still a speeding violation. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 16.

B: $100. You are subject to an additional $100 fine for driving 81 to 85 mph in a 65-mph zone. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 16.

B: No, it is illegal to use them. The manual states it is illegal to use radar detectors in Virginia. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 16.

A: A Class 4 felony. The manual states you will be guilty of a Class 4 felony in that situation. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping, page 17.

D: When you are traveling the opposite direction on a road divided by a median or barrier. You do not have to stop if you are on the opposite side of a median or barrier dividing the road, but be ready for unexpected actions. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping for School Buses, page 17.

A: Yes, you must also stop when the bus is loading or unloading. You must also stop if the bus is loading or unloading passengers even when the signals are not on. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping for School Buses, page 17.

A: Private roads and school driveways. The rule applies when approaching from any direction on a highway, private road or school driveway. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping for School Buses, page 17.

A: Double it. Braking distance depends on pavement condition; wet pavement can double your braking distance. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping Distance, page 17.

A: Slow to 10 mph below the posted limit and pass at least 2 feet to the left. On highways with fewer than four lanes, or if you can't change lanes, slow to 10 mph below the limit and pass at least two feet to the left. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Yielding to Vehicles with Flashing Lights: Stationary vehicles, page 18.

C: No closer than 500 feet. Never follow an emergency vehicle closer than 500 feet when its lights are flashing. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Yielding to Vehicles with Flashing Lights: Approaching vehicles - same direction, page 18.

D: Not within 500 feet. You may not park within 500 feet of where fire trucks or equipment are stopped answering an alarm. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

C: Pull over to the edge of the road and stop until it passes. When an emergency vehicle approaches in the opposite lane of an undivided highway, pull to the edge and stop until it passes. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Yielding to Vehicles with Flashing Lights: Approaching vehicles - opposite direction, page 18.

D: The lead vehicle. Unless led by a police escort, the lead vehicle must obey all signs and signals; others in the procession may follow carefully without stopping. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Yielding the Right-of-Way, page 18.

C: Either lane. To go straight in a dual-lane roundabout, you may stay in either lane. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Roundabouts, page 18.

C: No, it is against the law. It is against the law to exceed the speed limit while passing. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Passing, page 19.

C: Three or four seconds, about 100 feet. Signal at least three or four seconds, 100 feet, ahead of your turn. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Turn Signals, page 20.

B: In front of each other, so their passenger sides pass beside each other. Both vehicles should turn in front of each other so that their passenger sides are beside each other. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Turning, page 20.

C: Only at intersections. In business districts, cities and towns, U-turns are allowed only at intersections. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): U-Turns, page 20.

B: 2 seconds. The manual's table calls for 2 seconds under 35 mph on dry surfaces. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Following Distance, page 21.

B: 3 seconds. The table calls for 3 seconds at 35-45 mph on dry surfaces. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Following Distance, page 21.

C: 4 seconds. The table calls for 4 seconds at 46-70 mph on dry surfaces; the cushions don't work if you're speeding over 70. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Following Distance, page 21.

C: Three-quarters of a second. Hand response time is close to half a second and foot response time is normally three-quarters of a second. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Following Distance, page 21.

A: 20 to 30 seconds. Expert drivers try to look 20 to 30 seconds ahead, which in the city is about one block. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Searching, page 21.

C: About every 10 seconds. Check the traffic behind you frequently, about every 10 seconds. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Searching, page 21.

A: A Class 1 misdemeanor. The manual states this can result in a Class 1 misdemeanor. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sharing the Road: Pedestrians, page 22.

A: Until the pedestrian has passed the lane your vehicle is in. Stop and remain stopped until pedestrians have passed the lane in which your vehicle is stopped. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sharing the Road: Pedestrians, page 22.

C: No, using marked bicycle lanes is prohibited for motor vehicles, including while passing. The manual says using marked bicycle lanes is prohibited for motor vehicles, including while passing. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sharing the Road: Bicycles, page 22.

A: Add an extra second to the following distance rule, and double that in bad weather. Add an extra second to the following distance rule behind a motorcycle; in inclement weather, double this distance. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sharing the Road: Motorcycles, page 22.

B: 35 mph or less. Low speed vehicles may be used on public roads with speed limits of 35 mph or less. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Low Speed Vehicles, page 23.

D: They have a maximum speed of 21 to 25 mph and need registration and insurance like passenger vehicles. Low speed vehicles have top speeds of 21 to 25 mph, must meet passenger vehicle registration and insurance requirements, and golf carts are not low speed vehicles. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Low Speed Vehicles, page 23.

C: 200 feet. Blind spots may stretch up to 20 feet in front of the cab and about 200 feet behind the vehicle. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Trucks, Tractor-Trailers, Buses and RVs, page 23.

C: 65 feet. A truck and its trailer may be as long as 65 feet, and passing it may take more than half a mile of clear road. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Trucks, Tractor-Trailers, Buses and RVs, page 23.

A: Move the wheel left with your left hand. With your hand at the bottom of the wheel, use your left hand to move the wheel left to back the trailer to the left. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Light to Medium Trailers, page 23.

C: No more than one foot. You may not park more than one foot from the curb. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

B: Left, away from the curb. Uphill with a curb, turn the front wheels left so the tire rests against the curb if the car rolls back. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking on a hill, page 24.

C: Right. Without a curb, turn the wheels right (uphill or downhill) so that if the car rolls, the rear rolls away from traffic. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking on a hill, page 24.

B: 15 feet. You may not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

B: 20 feet. You may not park within 20 feet of an intersection. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

C: Not within 50 feet. You may not park within 50 feet of a railroad crossing. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

A: 15 feet. Virginia prohibits parking within 15 feet of the entrance to a fire, ambulance or rescue squad station. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

B: No. The manual lists the hard surface of a road with no curb as a place you may not park; pull off onto the shoulder as far as possible. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Parking, page 24.

C: 500 feet. Headlights are required in inclement weather when visibility is reduced to 500 feet. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Lights, page 24.

B: Doubling your normal following distance. Increase your space cushion by doubling your normal following distance. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Hazardous Conditions, page 25.

B: 200 feet. When following, use low beams whenever you are within 200 feet of the vehicle ahead. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Night Driving, page 25.

C: 500 feet. Use high beams on highways unless another vehicle is coming toward you within 500 feet. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Night Driving, page 25.

D: 10 days up to six months. If convicted of aggressive driving, your license could be suspended for ten days or as long as six months. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Aggressive Driving, page 25.

A: Yes, as long as the driver is not holding it or entering information. A phone may be used for navigation if the driver is not holding it or entering information while driving. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Distracted Driving, page 26.

B: About 17 percent. The manual states driver distraction accounts for roughly 17 percent of all traffic crashes in Virginia annually. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Distracted Driving, page 26.

A: At least every two hours. Limit long-distance driving and stop at least every two hours for rest. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drowsy Driving, page 26.

D: 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.. The manual advises avoiding driving from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drowsy Driving, page 26.

B: Yes, if your driving is impaired. If your driving is impaired, you can be convicted of DUI with a BAC lower than .08 percent. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drunk and Drugged Driving, page 26.

C: At least .02 but less than .08. Under 21, you can be convicted of illegal consumption with a BAC of at least .02 but less than .08; at .08 or higher, DUI. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drunk and Drugged Driving, page 26.

A: Seven times greater. The manual says your chances of being in a crash are seven times greater if you drive after drinking. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drunk and Drugged Driving, page 26.

D: Move the vehicles from the road immediately if you can do so safely. Drivers must move vehicles from the road immediately if they can be moved, no one is injured and the driver can do so safely. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Crashes, page 27.

C: $3,000. Law enforcement forwards a crash report to DMV when there is injury or death or total property damage in excess of $3,000. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Crashes, page 27.

B: Report the crash to police within 24 hours. Leave an easy-to-find note with your name, phone, date, time and damage description, and report the crash to police within 24 hours. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Crashes, page 27.

B: It is not an admission of guilt; refusing to sign may result in arrest. Signing the citation is not an admission of guilt; refusal to sign may result in arrest. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Stops, page 28.

C: Under 18. A driver transporting anyone younger than 18 must ensure they are properly secured, no matter where they sit. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Seat Belts, page 28.

D: At least 10 inches. Move your seat back so you are at least ten inches from the steering wheel. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Air Bags, page 29.

D: Ages 12 and under. The manual says children ages 12 and under are safer buckled up in the back seat. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Air Bags, page 29.

B: 2 years. Children should ride rear-facing from birth to 2 years, or as long as the seat manufacturer allows. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Child Safety Seats, page 29.

B: $50. A first conviction brings a $50 fine; a second or subsequent offense could mean a $500 penalty. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Child Safety Seats, page 29.

B: Under 16. It is illegal to transport children under age 16 in a pickup truck bed, even with a camper shell. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Child Safety Seats, page 29.

A: All 10. You must correctly answer all ten traffic sign questions in part one before you can take part two. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Two-Part Knowledge Exam, page 5.

C: At least 80 percent. You must answer at least 80 percent of the part two multiple-choice questions correctly. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Two-Part Knowledge Exam, page 5.

A: January 17. Under 18, by law you must wait a full 15 days; failing on January 1 means the earliest retake is January 17. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Two-Part Knowledge Exam, page 5.

B: Complete and pass the classroom component of driver education (or an approved 8-hour manual course where eligible). After three failures you must complete classroom driver education; an approved 8-hour course based on the manual may satisfy this if eligible. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Section 1: Testing, page 5.

C: 60 days. The manual says applicants 18 or older must hold the permit 60 days before the first road skills test, or complete driver education. DMV has announced that from Jan. 1, 2027, applicants aged 18 to 20 must hold the permit 90 days and also complete driver education. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Road Skills Test, page 6.

B: Two days. If you fail the road skills test, you must wait two days to take it again. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Road Skills Test, page 6.

C: 20/40 or better in one or both eyes and at least 110 degrees horizontal vision. An unrestricted license requires 20/40 or better in one or both eyes and 110 degrees or better horizontal vision. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Vision Standards, page 6.

C: From a half-hour after sunrise to a half-hour before sunset. A daylight-only license permits driving from a half-hour after sunrise until a half-hour before sunset. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Vision Standards, page 6.

C: After 12 demerit points within 12 months or 18 points within 24 months. Drivers 18+ must complete a clinic if they get 12 demerit points in 12 months or 18 points in 24 months. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver Improvement Program, page 31.

D: Suspend the license for 90 days and require a driver improvement clinic. 18 points within 12 months or 24 points within 24 months brings a 90-day suspension and a required driver improvement clinic. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver Improvement Program, page 31.

A: Completion of a driver improvement clinic within 90 days. A first demerit-point (or safety belt/child restraint) conviction for an under-18 offense requires a driver improvement clinic within 90 days. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver Improvement Program, page 31.

C: A 90-day suspension. After the second such conviction, DMV suspends the driving privilege for 90 days. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver Improvement Program, page 31.

A: Revocation for one year or until age 18, whichever is longer. The third conviction results in revocation for one year or until age 18, whichever is longer. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver Improvement Program, page 31.

C: 3, 4 or 6. Convictions may be assigned three, four or six demerit points. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver Improvement Program, page 31.

C: Three hours. You can be arrested for DUI within three hours of a crash without a warrant and at any location. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Alcohol and the Law, page 32.

B: Seven days. For a first offense, the administrative suspension is seven days. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Administrative License Suspension, page 32.

B: 60 days or until trial, whichever comes first. For a second offense the suspension is 60 days or until trial, whichever comes first; for a third, until trial. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Administrative License Suspension, page 32.

B: Five-day jail term. It carries an additional mandatory five-day jail term and an additional fine of $500 to $1,000. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Transporting Children While Under the Influence of Alcohol/Drugs, page 32.

C: 30 days. The vehicle is impounded immediately for 30 days; the court can add 90 more days on conviction. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Vehicle Impoundment, page 32.

D: A one-year license suspension and a $500 minimum fine or at least 50 hours of community service. The court penalty includes a one-year suspension plus a minimum $500 fine or at least 50 hours of community service. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Alcohol Related Violations and Penalties Involving Persons Under Age 21, page 32.

C: At least 21. The licensed driver in the front passenger seat must be at least 21, alert and able to help. A guardian or sibling (including half- and step-siblings) may supervise at 18, 19 or 20. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Learner's Permit, page 33.

D: Yes, a sibling age 18, 19 or 20 may supervise. The licensed driver may be 18, 19 or 20 if he or she is the learner's legal guardian or a brother, sister, half-sibling or stepsibling. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Learner's Permit, page 33.

D: At least a $500 fine, 50 hours of community service, and a license suspension of 6 months to 1 year. Penalties include a fine of at least $500, at least 50 hours of community service, up to 12 months in jail, and a 6-month to 1-year license suspension. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Alcohol Related Violations and Penalties Involving Persons Under Age 21, page 33.

C: $2,500. Providing alcohol to someone under 21 can bring a fine up to $2,500, up to a one-year license suspension and 12 months in jail. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Alcohol Related Violations and Penalties Involving Persons Under Age 21, page 33.

C: $1,000. You may be responsible for paying up to $1,000 for law enforcement, EMS, fire and rescue personnel who respond to a crash caused by your DUI. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Restitution, page 32.

B: 26,001 pounds. A driver's license allows you to operate any vehicle or small truck less than 26,001 pounds that is exempt from CDL requirements. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Driver's License, page 34.

C: Within 30 days. If you move, you must notify DMV within 30 days. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Address Changes, page 35.

D: 60 days. New residents must obtain a Virginia driver's license within 60 days of moving here. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): New to Virginia, page 35.

C: Within 30 days. Title and register your vehicle and get Virginia plates within 30 days of moving to Virginia. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Titles, Registrations, License Plates, Decals, page 35.

D: Part of Lincoln's head is covered by the tread. If any part of Lincoln's head is covered by the tread, you have a safe amount of tread. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Tire Safety Inspection, page 36.

C: 90 days or $5,000. DMV will suspend if child support payments are late by 90 days or $5,000, or for failing to appear in related court proceedings. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Suspensions for Failing to Satisfy Child Support-Related Requirements, page 32.

B: Canada, Germany, France and the Republic of Korea. You need the knowledge exam unless you hold a valid license from another U.S. state, Canada, Germany, France or the Republic of Korea. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Two-Part Knowledge Exam, page 5.

D: The in-vehicle part of driver education at an approved school. After three road test failures at DMV, you must complete and pass the in-vehicle part of driver education. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Road Skills Test, page 6.