Washington DC DMV permit practice test 7

C: Yes, crossing guards and traffic control officers have authority to stop and direct traffic. You must follow the direction of any authorized crossing guard or traffic control officer. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Other Traffic Laws: School Crossing Guards and Traffic Control Officers, page 47.

B: No, four-wheel drive vehicles slide on ice and snow too. Four-wheel drive vehicles slide on ice and snow too; don't drive as you would on dry pavement. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Special Driving Situations: Winter Driving, page 28.

B: No further than 150 feet. When the center lane is marked for left turns, drivers may not travel further than 150 feet in it. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Three-Lane Roads, page 58.

C: 25 mph or less. Vehicles traveling 25 mph or less, such as farm equipment or horse-drawn vehicles, must display the slow-moving vehicle sign. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Warning Signs: Slow Moving Vehicle, page 55.

A: At least 20 feet from the front or rear. All vehicles must stop at least 20 feet from the front or rear of a school vehicle with alternating flashing red lights. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Stopping for School Vehicles, page 38.

A: No, no other passengers. Learner permit holders may not drive with other passengers in the vehicle (besides the supervising driver). DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Gradual Rearing of Adult Drivers (GRAD) Program: GRAD Program Restrictions, page 15.

A: Pull to the right, slow down, sound your horn and flash your headlights. Pull right, slow down, honk and flash your lights; don't turn into the lane it left, since the driver may return to it. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Emergencies: Vehicle Approaching in Your Lane, page 33.

B: More than 50 percent. Research indicates driver inattention is a contributing factor in more than 50 percent of crashes. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Distracted Driver Syndrome, page 25.

A: No, never drive through a safety zone marked for pedestrians. Never drive through a safety zone, an area marked by signs for pedestrians only. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Other Traffic Laws: Safety Zones, page 47.

D: 5 mph or less. A curve posted 35 mph may only be safe at 20 mph in wet weather and 5 mph or less on ice and snow. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Special Driving Situations: Curves, page 29.

D: A bicycle symbol with double chevrons showing where bicyclists ride in a lane shared with cars. A sharrow is a bicycle symbol with a double chevron used on lanes too narrow to share side-by-side; expect bicyclists there. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Shared Lane Roads, page 58.

B: No, it is against the law. It is against the law to use your directional signals to tell drivers behind you that they can pass. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Turn Signals, Emergency Signals and Hand Signals, page 55.

D: When you are on a divided highway and the school vehicle is on the other side. Drivers on a divided highway are not required to stop when the school vehicle is on the other side. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Stopping for School Vehicles, page 38.

A: No, not with or without hands-free accessories. Learner permit holders may not use a mobile phone or other electronic device, with or without hands-free accessories. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Gradual Rearing of Adult Drivers (GRAD) Program: GRAD Program Restrictions, page 15.

C: 15 mph or less, with the vehicle under control. Don't jam the brakes; get back on only when the vehicle is under control, speed is 15 mph or less, and you have checked traffic. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Emergencies: Running Off the Roadway, page 33.

C: Being unaware of what's happening, caused by monotony on long drives. Highway hypnosis is unawareness caused by monotony—the wind, tires and engine hum; drowsiness is the first stage of falling asleep. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Distracted Driver Syndrome: Fatigue, page 25.

C: A High-Intensity Activated crossWalk signal-beacon that stops traffic so pedestrians can cross. A HAWK (pedestrian hybrid beacon) helps pedestrians cross busy streets by stopping traffic with a red signal while they get a WALK signal. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Introduction: HAWK Pedestrian Signal, page 7.

B: 10 mph. If fog is so thick you can't go at least 10 mph, pull completely off the highway or stop at a rest area or parking area. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Special Driving Situations: Driving in Fog, page 29.

C: Solid or dashed white lines or green pavement, with a bicyclist symbol. Bicycle lanes are marked by solid or dashed white lines or green pavement plus a bicyclist symbol; drive in them only when necessary to turn. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Bicycle Lane, page 58.

A: The Anacostia Freeway, DC's only numbered route that is not an Interstate or U.S. highway. DC 295, the Anacostia Freeway, is currently the only numbered route in DC that is not an Interstate or U.S. highway. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: DC Route Marker, page 56.

A: Almost half. Almost half of all fatal motorcycle crashes involve cars; drivers often say they never saw the motorcycle. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Sharing the Road With Motorcyclists, page 38.

A: One full-licensed driver 21+ in the front seat, plus your siblings or parents. A provisional driver may carry one full-licensed driver 21 or older, belted in the front seat, plus their own siblings or parents. No other passengers are allowed. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Gradual Rearing of Adult Drivers (GRAD) Program: GRAD Program Restrictions, page 15.

D: Get out and run along the tracks toward the train, away from the vehicle. Get out and run toward the train along the side of the tracks to avoid being struck by debris. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Emergencies: Stalling on Railroad Tracks, page 33.

A: No, they can make driving even more hazardous. Don't depend on stay-awake drugs; they can make your driving more hazardous. Pull off and rest or change drivers. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Distracted Driver Syndrome: Fatigue, page 26.

B: Come to a full stop for pedestrians crossing. RRFBs flash yellow when activated; drivers should come to a full and complete stop for pedestrians crossing. DC DMV Automobile Driver Manual: Introduction: Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB), page 10.