Virginia DMV permit practice test

D: Before entering the intersection or before reaching the crosswalk. With no stop line, Virginia's manual says to stop before entering the intersection or before reaching the crosswalk, and stay stopped while the light is red unless a turn is allowed. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Red light, page 7.

C: Stop, yield, do not, and no. In Virginia's manual, red with white conveys stop, yield, do not and no, as on stop, yield, do not enter and wrong way signs. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sign Colors, page 8.

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: Only when there is room for your whole vehicle on the other side. Never start across unless you can clear the tracks completely; make sure there's room on the other side. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Railroad crossings, 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.

D: Keep your vehicle in the middle of the lane and obey the posted speed limit. Near work zone devices, keep in the middle of the lane and obey the posted limit; don't change lanes until you're completely clear. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Work zones: Traffic Control Devices, page 12.

C: Drive slowly over them. Rumble strips should be slowly driven over, not swerved around. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Rumble Strips Ahead, 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.

A: Do not stop, stand or park. A red curb generally means do not stop, stand or park. Check with the locality for specific meanings. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Painted curbs, page 15.

C: Stop before crossing the sidewalk or entering the street. You must always stop when entering a street or crossing a sidewalk from a driveway, alley, building or parking lot. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping, page 17.

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.

C: Entering traffic, to pedestrians and traffic already in the circle. Entering traffic must yield to pedestrians and to traffic already in the circle. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Roundabouts, page 18.

C: .08 percent or higher. Drivers 21 or older are considered DUI with a BAC of .08 percent or higher. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drunk and Drugged Driving, page 26.

C: Come to a complete stop, look both ways and yield to pedestrians and other traffic. Right on red is allowed in Virginia only after a complete stop, and you must yield to pedestrians and other traffic, watching for motorcycles, bicycles and mopeds. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Right turn on red, page 7.

D: Regulatory information. Black with white conveys regulatory information, meaning the operation is regulated by law. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sign Colors, page 8.

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: Call the number on the crossing's emergency sign and give the posted crossing number. Call the number on the emergency sign and give the crossing number so the railroad can stop or reroute trains. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Railroad crossings: emergency notification sign, 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.

C: 25 mph. Unless posted otherwise, the maximum for passenger vehicles and motorcycles in school, business and residential areas is 25 mph. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Speed Limits, page 17.

D: When you are completely clear of the work zone. Stay in your lane and keep your speed as you leave; don't change lanes until you are completely clear of the work zone. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Work zones: Traffic Control Devices, page 12.

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.

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.

A: Stop only long enough to load or unload, and stay with your car. Yellow generally means stop only long enough to load or unload, and stay with your car. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Painted curbs, page 15.

A: Stop at the sign yourself, then proceed when the way is clear. Each driver must stop. When the car ahead proceeds, you stop at the sign and go when the way is clear. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Stopping, page 17.