Hardest West Virginia permit test questions

A: 19 of 25. You must answer 19 out of the 25 questions correctly to pass the knowledge test. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Knowledge Examination, page 34.

A: They count as incorrect. There is a time limit; any questions not answered in the prescribed time are considered incorrect. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Knowledge Examination, page 34.

B: 15. To obtain a Level 1 GDL instruction permit you must be at least 15 years old. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 1 GDL Instruction Permit, page 19.

B: A licensed driver at least 21 years old. You may only drive with a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old in the right front passenger seat. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 1 GDL Instruction Permit Requirements, page 19.

C: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.. A Level 1 permit holder may only drive between 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 1 GDL Instruction Permit, page 20.

D: Two. A Level 1 permit holder may have only two additional non-family passengers in addition to the supervising licensed adult driver. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 1 GDL Instruction Permit, page 20.

D: The permit is revoked for 90 days. Under a Level 1 permit, two convictions result in revocation of the GDL for 90 days; then you must re-apply and retest. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Levels 1 and 2 GDL Violations and Convictions, page 21.

D: 6 months. You must be conviction-free for 6 months to graduate to Level 2; each conviction restarts the 6-month window. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Levels 1 and 2 GDL Violations and Convictions, page 21.

A: On the 18th birthday, with a 30-day grace period. A Level 1 permit is issued up to the 18th birthday and expires then, with a 30-day grace period to complete the road skills test. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 1 GDL Instruction Permit, page 20.

B: 16. You must be at least 16 years of age, along with the other Level 2 requirements. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 2 GDL Intermediate Driver's License, page 20.

D: 50 hours, 10 at night. A parent or guardian must certify at least 50 hours behind the wheel, including 10 at night, or the teen must complete approved driver education. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 2 GDL Intermediate Driver's License, page 20.

D: 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.. Level 2 drivers must have a supervising licensed adult 21+ between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., with exceptions for work, school-sanctioned or religious activities and emergencies. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 2 GDL Intermediate Driver's License, page 20.

B: None. During the first six months, a Level 2 driver may not carry any non-family passengers under the age of 20. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 2 GDL Intermediate Driver's License, page 21.

A: No more than one. During the second six months, a Level 2 driver may not carry more than one non-family member under 20. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 2 GDL Intermediate Driver's License, page 21.

A: Enroll in a driver improvement program. Level 2 holders must enroll in a driver improvement program upon the first conviction or remain at Level 2 until 18. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Levels 1 and 2 GDL Violations and Convictions, page 21.

A: Revocation until age 18 and retesting as a first-time applicant. The second conviction for a moving violation requires revocation until age 18, and retesting as a first-time applicant. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Levels 1 and 2 GDL Violations and Convictions, page 21.

A: 12 months. You must complete 12 months of conviction-free driving under Level 2, be at least 17, and meet all requirements for Level 3. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 3 License (GDL), page 22.

A: 17. To be eligible for Level 3, you must be at least 17 years old with 12 conviction-free months at Level 2. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 3 License (GDL), page 22.

D: No, except to contact a 9-1-1 system. Drivers under 18 may not use a wireless communication device while driving unless it is to contact a 9-1-1 system. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Levels 1 and 2 GDL Violations and Convictions, page 21.

C: 30 days. If you have never been licensed, you must hold the instruction permit at least 30 days before the road skills test. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Regular Instruction Permit - Ages 18 and Over, page 19.

C: 6 months. The regular instruction permit is valid for six months; if it expires you must retest. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Regular Instruction Permit - Ages 18 and Over, page 19.

A: $7.50 per attempt. The fee for a knowledge test is $7.50 for each attempt. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Level 1 GDL Instruction Permit, page 20.

C: Not twice within one week. Applicants who fail either test may not be tested twice within a period of one week. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Retest Information, page 36.

B: 30 days. New residents who want to drive in WV must apply for a WV driver's license within 30 days. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: New Resident, page 16.

D: Red, vertical. Applicants 15 to 17 get a vertical license or permit color-coded red; ages 18-20 get a vertical blue one; 21+ get a horizontal license. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driver's License Color-Coding, page 17.

D: In a year when your age is divisible by five. All licenses expire in a year in which your age is divisible by five (25, 30, 35, etc.). West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Drive for Five, page 22.

A: $5.00 per year. Renewal fees are $5.00 per year until your age is divisible by five; e.g. at 21 renewing to 25 costs $20. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Drive for Five, page 23.

A: 3 years or more. Anyone renewing a WV license expired for three years or more must retest as a first-time applicant. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Expired Driver's License, page 17.

B: 20 days. If you change your address you must notify the DMV in writing within 20 days. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: In-State Change of Address, page 16.

D: $10.00. An additional $10.00 is required to obtain, renew or duplicate a For Federal Identification license or ID. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: There Are TWO types Driver's Licenses & ID Cards, page 12.

B: $25,000/$50,000/$25,000. Minimum coverage is $25,000 for one death or injury, $50,000 for two, and $25,000 for property damage. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Compulsory Insurance, page 26.

B: An additional 90-day license suspension, registration revocation and possible prosecution. Filing false insurance information means an extra 90-day suspension, revoked registration and possible fine up to $1,000 and up to 1 year in jail. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Compulsory Insurance, page 27.

D: $100 and no points. A first offense is a $100 fine with no points; a second is $200 with no points. Points (three) are added only from the third offense on. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: The Use of Communication Devices While Operating a Motor Vehicle, page 27.

A: Third and subsequent offenses. Points (three) are assessed starting with the third and subsequent offenses. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: The Use of Communication Devices While Operating a Motor Vehicle, page 27.

B: 2 years from the conviction date. Points remain on your driving record for two years from the conviction date. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point System, page 28.

C: 6. At six points or more, the DMV sends a letter of caution; at 12 points your license is subject to suspension. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point System, page 28.

D: 12. When you accumulate 12 points, your driver's license is subject to suspension. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point System, page 28.

B: 3. You may have three points deducted by completing an approved eight-hour defensive driving class, once every 12 months. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point System, page 28.

A: 6. Speeding in a school zone is 6 points. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point Scale, page 30.

D: 8. Fleeing from an officer is 8 points—the highest on the point scale. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point Scale, page 30.

A: 3. Speeding 11-14 mph over is 3 points; 15-19 over is 5 points; 20 or more over is 6 points. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point Scale, page 30.

A: 2. Following too closely is 2 points. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Point Scale, page 30.

A: Three reckless driving convictions in 24 months. Mandatory revocation offenses include three reckless driving convictions in 24 months, DUI, racing, leaving an injury crash, and more. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Mandatory Driver's License Revocation, page 29.

B: A 90-day suspension. Fraudulent use offenses, such as letting someone use your license, carry a 90-day suspension. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Fraudulent Use of Driver's Licenses, page 28.

B: 30 days to 6 months. Driving while revoked for DUI carries a mandatory minimum jail sentence of 30 days to six months and a further 6-month revocation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driving While a Driver's License Is Revoked or Suspended, page 29.

C: Limited to 90 days in a calendar year. A nonresident at least 16 with a valid license from another state or country is exempt, limited to 90 days in a calendar year. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Who is Exempt?, page 11.

C: 0.08% or higher. For drivers over 21 it is against the law to drive with a BAC of 0.08% or higher. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Definitions: Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC), page 9.

B: 0.02% or higher. The handbook defines the under-21 limit as a BAC of 0.02% or higher; separately, zero tolerance means any measurable alcohol can cost a driver under 21 their license. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Definitions: Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC), page 9.

C: Relevant evidence that driving ability is impaired. A BAC of more than 0.05 and less than 0.08 is relevant evidence to presume that a person's ability to drive is impaired. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Knowing Your Limits, page 31.

B: A six-ounce glass of wine. A one-ounce shot of 100-proof whiskey, a six-ounce glass of wine and a 12-ounce beer contain the same amount of alcohol. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driving Impaired or Under the Influence, page 31.

B: Your privilege to drive is revoked for one year up to life. If you refuse the Breathalyzer, your privilege to operate a vehicle will be revoked for one year and up to life. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Implied Consent and the Chemical Test, page 32.

A: 30 days. Zero tolerance first offense: $25-$100 fine and a 30-day minimum revocation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Penalties for Driving Under the Influence, page 32.

D: 15 days. DUI first offense with BAC under .15: $100-$500 fine, up to 6 months in jail, and a 15-day minimum revocation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Penalties for Driving Under the Influence, page 32.

D: 45 days. DUI with BAC of .15 or more, first offense: $200-$1,000 fine, 2 days to 6 months jail, and a 45-day minimum revocation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Penalties for Driving Under the Influence, page 32.

D: 1 year. A second DUI brings a $1,000-$3,000 fine, 6 to 12 months in jail, and a 1-year minimum revocation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Penalties for Driving Under the Influence, page 32.

A: Lifetime. DUI with death is a felony with a $2,000-$10,000 fine, 5-30 years, and lifetime revocation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Penalties for Driving Under the Influence, page 32.

A: Until age 18 or the statutory period, whichever is longer. For drivers under 18, a DUI results in revocation until age 18 or the statutory period, whichever is longer. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Penalties for Driving Under the Influence, page 32.

D: When revoked for two or more DUIs within ten years. If the driver has been revoked for two or more DUIs or related offenses within a ten-year period, Interlock participation is mandatory. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: How Does a DUI Affect Your Driving Privileges?, page 33.

D: 18 hours. After being awake for 18 hours (time varies), driving skills are comparable to someone under the influence of drugs or alcohol. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Drowsy Driving Is Impaired Driving, page 33.

B: A 10-minute break at least every two hours. On a long trip, take a 10-minute rest break at least every two hours, spent outside the vehicle. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Fatigue, page 75.

C: 20-33 percent. Statistics show a driver's concentration drops by 20-33 percent when using a wireless communication device. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: The Use of Communication Devices While Operating a Motor Vehicle, page 27.

D: About 8 and 4 o'clock. Place the left hand at about 8 o'clock and the right at 4 o'clock for control and to reduce the chance a deploying air bag knocks your hands off. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driving Signals, page 53.

D: 45-50 percent. Wearing safety belts reduces the chances of injury or death in collisions by 45 to 50 percent. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 77.

C: Persons 18 or older riding in the back seat. Everyone must be belted; the only legal exception is persons 18 or older riding in the back seat (plus medical exceptions). West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 77.

C: 125 feet. A school zone includes any street abutting the school grounds and extending 125 feet along the street from the school grounds. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Single Message Shaped Signs: Pentagon, page 44.

B: Bear right. Stripes sloping downward to the right mean bear to the right; sloping to the left means bear to the left. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Channeling Devices, page 47.

C: From a one-way street onto another one-way street. A driver may turn left on red from a one-way street to another one-way street after stopping and yielding, if not prohibited. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Traffic Lights, page 49.

D: The lane is about to close or reverse; move out as soon as you can. A yellow X means the lane is about to be closed or reverse direction; move out of it as soon as you can. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Lane Use Control Signals, page 50.

A: Double yellow broken lines on both sides. Reversible lanes are marked on both sides by a double yellow broken line—the only case where you may drive any distance left of a yellow line. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 51.

A: The blind pedestrian, whether in a crosswalk or not. A blind person with a guide dog or service animal or carrying a white cane has the right-of-way regardless of whether they are in a crosswalk. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Crosswalk Signals, page 50.

D: 70 mph. The interstate maximum speed is 70 mph unless otherwise posted. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Speed Limits, page 52.

A: 55 mph. Open county highways are 55 mph unless otherwise posted. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Speed Limits, page 52.

A: 25 mph. Business or residential areas are 25 mph. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Speed Limits, page 52.

A: 15 mph. The school zone limit is 15 mph while children are present along the roadway. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Speed Limits, page 52.

B: 55 mph. Do not drive slower than 55 mph on an interstate unless weather or road conditions are bad or a lower speed is posted. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Speeds on Interstates, page 69.

C: As much as 12 times. It takes as much as 12 times the normal distance to stop on snow or ice. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Snow and Sleet, page 73.

D: No, but it is a courtesy. Although not required by law, it is a courtesy to yield to a funeral procession; once the lead car clears, the procession has the right-of-way. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 59.

B: Traffic does not have to stop, but watch for passengers crossing. Traffic does not have to stop for a public bus, but watch for passengers (especially children) crossing the street and use caution when passing. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Public Buses, page 64.

A: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before you plan to turn. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driving Signals, page 53.

D: Near a curve or hill crest where you can't be seen within 500 feet. It's illegal to turn around near a curve or crest of a hill where you can't be seen by vehicles approaching within 500 feet. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Changing Direction, page 55.

A: Arm pointing up. Hand signals: arm pointing down = slow or stop; arm pointing up = right turn; arm straight out = left turn. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driving Signals, page 53.

C: Arm pointing down. An arm pointing down signals slow or stop. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Driving Signals, page 53.

C: Where you can see the rear tires of the vehicle ahead. A safe gap when stopping behind another vehicle is where you can see the rear tires of the vehicle ahead. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: How You Will Be Tested: Turns, page 39.

D: At least 4 seconds. If it is dark or raining, the distance should be at least four seconds. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Following Distance, page 57.

C: At least 6 seconds. If there is ice or snow, stay at least six seconds behind the vehicle in front. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Following Distance, page 57.

B: Only where there is a lane designated for passing. Passing on the right is not permissible unless there is a lane designated for passing. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Passing, page 58.

A: 100 feet. Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of an intersection. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Passing, page 58.

B: 100 feet. Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct, tunnel or underpass. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Passing, page 59.

D: 100 feet. Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of any railroad crossing. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Passing, page 59.

D: Two seconds. In dry conditions use the two-second rule after passing before merging right; in wet conditions give at least four to six seconds. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Truck Safety, page 63.

B: No closer than 15 feet. Parking is not allowed within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Prohibited Parking (§17C-13-3, W. Va. State Code), page 55.

C: No closer than 20 feet. Parking is not allowed within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Prohibited Parking (§17C-13-3, W. Va. State Code), page 55.

B: No closer than 30 feet. Parking is not allowed within 30 feet of any stop sign or traffic control signal. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Prohibited Parking (§17C-13-3, W. Va. State Code), page 55.

B: No closer than 50 feet. Parking is not allowed within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Prohibited Parking (§17C-13-3, W. Va. State Code), page 55.

A: No closer than 20 feet. Parking is not allowed within 20 feet of any mailbox served by a carrier using a motor vehicle for daily deliveries. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Prohibited Parking (§17C-13-3, W. Va. State Code), page 56.

B: Within 18 inches. Park so the wheels are parallel to and within 18 inches of the curb. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Parallel Parking (§17C-13-4, W. Va. State Code), page 57.

C: Away from the curb. Uphill with a curb, turn the wheels away from the curb. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Parking on Hills, page 56.

B: Reverse. In a manual shift use reverse on a downgrade or first gear on an upgrade; in an automatic put it in park. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Parking on Hills, page 56.

D: At least 5 feet. Remain parallel to the curb at least five feet out from the parked vehicles, then steer sharply when your front end is even with the space. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Angle Parking (§17C-13-4, W. Va. State Code), page 56.

B: East to west. Even-numbered interstates run east to west; odd-numbered run north to south. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Route Numbering and Navigation, page 67.

B: A beltway or bypass around a city. Three-digit numbers with an even first number identify beltways or bypasses; an odd first number identifies spur routes. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Route Numbering and Navigation, page 67.

C: Drive onto the shoulder beyond the end and stop. If no gap is available, it may be necessary to drive onto the shoulder beyond the acceleration lane and stop; entering from a stop is hazardous. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Entering an Interstate, page 68.

B: One about one vehicle length behind and another about 300 feet back. Put a flare about one vehicle length behind your vehicle and another about 300 feet back, on the shoulder near the lane edge. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Adverse Conditions, page 70.

B: Only on interstate highways. Only on interstate highways does traffic coming toward a school bus stopped on the other side of the median not have to stop. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: School Bus Rules, page 60.

C: At least a 60-day suspension and at least a $500 fine or up to 6 months jail. First offense: minimum 60-day license suspension and a minimum $500 fine or up to six months in jail. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: School Bus Rules, page 60.

B: Three times. A fully loaded tractor-trailer traveling 55 mph needs three times the distance a vehicle needs to stop. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Heavy Trucks, page 62.

C: At least 4 to 6 seconds. In wet conditions give trucks at least four to six seconds of space. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Truck Safety, page 63.

B: At least 100 feet. Bicycles need a bell or device audible for at least 100 feet; sirens and whistles are not permitted. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 64.

A: At least 500 feet. After dark a bicycle needs a white headlight visible for at least 500 feet to the front, plus a red rear reflector. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 64.

C: Sunset to sunrise and in fog, smoke, rain, or when you can't see clearly at 500 feet. Turn on headlights from sunset to sunrise, during fog, smoke or rain, or whenever persons and vehicles can't be seen clearly at 500 feet. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Headlights and Their Use, page 61.

B: 500 feet. Dim your headlights within 500 feet of an approaching vehicle. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Headlights and Their Use, page 61.

C: 200 feet. Dim your headlights within 200 feet of the vehicle in front of you. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Headlights and Their Use, page 61.

B: About three times greater. The fatal crash rate for night driving is three times greater than for day driving. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Headlights and Their Use, page 61.

A: 35 mph. Partial hydroplaning occurs at about 35 mph; at 55 mph tires ride totally on the water. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Rain, page 73.

B: 55 mph. In a severe rainstorm, tires lose all contact with the road at 55 mph. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Rain, page 73.

A: As little as six inches. As little as six inches of water can float some smaller vehicles; two feet will carry most away. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Flooding, page 73.

A: Leave your lights on and also turn on your hazard lights. Pull off and stop; leave your lights on and also turn on your hazard lights. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Fog and Smoke, page 74.

C: Every two years. West Virginia requires an inspection of all vehicles every two years. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Vehicle Conditions (State Inspection Law), page 74.

B: Right. Turn in the direction of the skid: if the rear skids right, turn right; for a skid left, turn left. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Skids, page 81.

C: At least 100 feet. If the fire gets out of control, move at least 100 feet away; the gas tank may explode. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Fire in Vehicle, page 82.

C: To the engine block or frame of the vehicle with the dead battery. Connect positive to positive, then the live battery's negative to the engine block or frame of the vehicle with the dead battery. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Dead Battery, page 82.

B: Control bleeding, restore breathing, treat for shock, protect broken bones. Give first aid in order: control bleeding, restore breathing, treat for shock, protect broken bones. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: First Aid, page 83.

B: When there is injury, death or property damage of $1,000 or more. A crash with injury or death or property damage of $1,000 or more must be reported to the nearest law enforcement agency. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: If You are Involved In A Crash, page 84.

A: Within five days. Such crashes must be reported by the quickest means possible within five days to the local police, sheriff or State Police. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Crashes, page 26.

A: Under 8, unless at least 4 feet 9 inches tall. Children under 8 must be in a child safety system; if under 8 but at least 4'9" tall, a safety belt is sufficient. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 77.

B: 12 and under. All children 12 and under should be buckled and placed in the rear seat. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Risk Reduction for Infants and Toddlers, page 78.

B: 10 percent. In a sudden stop, ABS improves performance by only about 10 percent at best; it is not 'super brakes'. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 78.

C: Automatic failure. Using your wireless communications device at any time during the road test is an automatic failure. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Road Skills Test Automatic Failures, page 41.

D: 10 points or less. The road test score form shows 10 or less as passing. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Road Test Score Form, page 43.

C: Automatic failure. Hitting, tapping or moving a cone, barrel or flag is an automatic failure on the basic control skills test. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Automatic Failures, page 39.

B: Windows tinted to less than 35 percent light transmission. Windows tinted to less than 35 percent light transmission are illegal equipment. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Illegal Equipment, page 35.

C: Automatic failure. If you can't locate and demonstrate use of any vehicle safety equipment, it is an automatic failure on the road skills test. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Vehicle Check, page 35.