West Virginia DMV permit practice test 10

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.

C: At the right edge of the road ahead. Slow down, keep right in your lane and look well ahead at the right edge of the road. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Light Conditions, page 72.

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.

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.

D: Drive to the nearest well-lit, populated public place. Don't pull over on the side of the road to study a map; drive to the nearest well-lit, populated public place. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: 8 Simple Steps to Safe and Happy Driving, page 79.

A: White on brown. Signs for parks and public recreation areas are white on brown. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Guide Signs, page 48.

C: No. Do not block a crosswalk with your car. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 51.

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.

B: 4 to 6 p.m.. Rush hour is usually inbound 7-9 a.m. and outbound 4-6 p.m. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Traffic Conditions, page 75.

C: Name, address, plate number, insurance information and circumstances. Leave a written notice with your name, address, license plate number, insurance information and the circumstances. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: If You are Involved In A Crash, page 84.

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: Go to a well-lit, populated area and call the police. Proceed to a well-lit, populated area and call the police (9-1-1). West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: 8 Simple Steps to Safe and Happy Driving, page 79.

A: Red, white and blue. Interstate markers are red, white and blue; WV and U.S. route markers are generally black on white. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Guide Signs, page 48.

D: Lanes moving the same direction; you may cross only when changing lanes. Broken white lines separate same-direction lanes; drive within them and never straddle them except when changing lanes. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 51.

B: Wait until traffic has gone by before passing. If there is no room to pass and traffic is approaching, wait until traffic has gone by. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 63.

C: Consider leaving the interstate for slower roads. If the fog is very dense, it may be better to leave the interstate and use slower roads. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Adverse Conditions, page 70.

D: To prevent the danger of fire. Stop immediately and turn off the ignition to prevent the danger of fire, then protect the scene with flares. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: If You are Involved In A Crash, page 84.

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.

B: No more than halfway to the floor. Push the pedal down; it should not go more than halfway to the floor and should feel like it hits something hard. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: What to Check Before Driving, page 80.

D: The number of tracks when there are two or more. A sign below the crossbuck indicates the number of tracks when there are two or more. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Railroad Crossing Signs and Signals, page 49.

D: Stop before the intersection and remain stopped for that direction while it is red. Come to a complete stop before the stop line or crosswalk for the direction of the arrow and remain stopped while it is red. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Traffic Lights, page 49.

B: On the left side, facing oncoming traffic. When walking along a road without sidewalk, walk on the left side facing oncoming traffic, on the shoulder if possible. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Pedestrians, page 60.

D: You will be cited. Failure to stop when lights are flashing or a barrier is down will result in a citation. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Railroad Crossing Signs and Signals, page 49.

C: Only if you can render assistance. Do not stop unless you are involved or can render assistance; unnecessary stopping creates more hazards. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: If You are Involved In A Crash, page 84.

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.