Virginia DMV permit practice test 11

B: Illegal. The manual states it is illegal to avoid traffic controls by cutting through a parking lot or field. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Section 2: Signals, Signs and Pavement Markings, page 7.

A: Turn in the direction of the arrow. Lane use control signs are posted where turns are required; traffic in the lane must turn in the direction of the arrow. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Regulatory signs: Lane Use Control, page 9.

A: Expect trains on any track at any time, and never drive around lowered crossing gates. Light rail shares the road with traffic; expect trains at any time, never drive around lowered gates, and never stop on the tracks. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Sharing the Road: Light Rail, page 23.

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.

D: No; it is only a translation of your existing valid license. An international driver's license is not a valid license; it is a translation of your existing license, issued by AAA. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): International Driver's License, page 34.

D: Go through cautiously. If you are already in the intersection when the light turns yellow, continue through it cautiously. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Traffic Signals: Yellow light or arrow, page 7.

B: Buses and vehicles carrying a driver plus the number of passengers shown on the sign. HOV signs mark lanes reserved for buses and vehicles with a driver and one or more passengers as specified on the sign. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Regulatory signs: High Occupancy Vehicle, page 9.

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: As soon as you get in the car and before you begin driving. Set or adjust controls as soon as you get in the car and before you begin driving. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Distracted Driving, page 26.

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: You are approaching a railroad crossing. Pavement markings with an X and RR may be painted at the approach to some railroad crossings. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Railroad crossings: pavement markings, page 12.

C: The maximum safe speed for the exit. The advisory speed sign indicates the maximum safe speed for a highway exit. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Warning signs: Advisory Speed, page 10.

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.

D: Hitting rumble strips or drifting out of your lane. Signs include yawning, nodding, heavy eyelids, not remembering the last few miles, missing signs or exits, drifting and hitting rumble strips. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drowsy Driving, page 26.

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.

D: You are driving in the wrong direction or into an area not to be used. Red reflectors mark areas not to be entered and are positioned so only traffic flowing the wrong way sees them. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings, page 13.

C: Prepare to reduce your speed; the limit changes ahead. This warning sign tells you to prepare to reduce speed because the speed limit is changing ahead. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Warning signs: Reduced Speed Limit Ahead, page 10.

D: Danger areas around trucks, buses and RVs, including blind spots where your car disappears from the driver's view. No-Zones are danger areas on the sides, front and rear of large vehicles where crashes are more likely and your car may be invisible to the driver. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Trucks, Tractor-Trailers, Buses and RVs, page 23.

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.

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.

B: Traffic flowing in opposite directions. Yellow center lines mean two-way traffic flowing in opposite directions. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Pavement Markings, page 13.

A: A traffic signal is ahead; slow down and be ready to stop. Signal Ahead means traffic signals are ahead; slow down and be ready to stop. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Warning signs: Signal Ahead, page 10.

A: The driver can't see you. If you can't see the driver's face in the side mirror, the driver can't see you. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Trucks, Tractor-Trailers, Buses and RVs, page 23.

C: Getting enough quality sleep or taking a nap at a safe place. Windows, gum, radio and caffeine are not reliable. Get plenty of sleep, and if drowsy, stop and nap; 10 to 20 minutes helps. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Drowsy Driving, page 26.

C: Every year. Your vehicle must pass an annual safety inspection and display a valid inspection sticker. Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39): Safety Inspections, page 35.