West Virginia DMV permit practice test 2

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

D: Under-inflated tires. Under-inflated tires are one of the most common causes of blowouts. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Blowouts, page 80.

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.

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 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: Yield the right-of-way to cross or merging traffic. The upside-down triangle requires that you yield the right-of-way to cross traffic or merging traffic. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Single Message Shaped Signs: Triangle (upside down), page 44.

C: Opposing traffic is usually stopped; you may turn. When the green arrow is shown in a left-turn signal, it usually means opposing traffic is stopped. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Traffic Lights, page 49.

D: Traffic already on the roadway. When entering from an alley, private road or driveway, yield to traffic already on the roadway. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 59.

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

D: Interstate highways. Animal riders may use most public highways, but not interstate highways. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Animal Riders, page 63.

C: Before making the turn. Slow down before making turns; do not brake while turning. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Turning Maneuvers, page 54.

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: 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: 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: 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: Pump the brake pedal quickly. Pump the brake pedal quickly, shift to a lower gear, and use the parking brake while holding the release. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Brake Failure, page 81.

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.

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.

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.

B: The beginning of a no-passing zone. The pennant sign marks the beginning of a no-passing zone. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Single Message Shaped Signs: Pennant, page 44.

A: After a complete stop and yielding, unless a sign prohibits it. You may turn right on red after a complete stop and yielding to pedestrians and traffic, if no sign prohibits it. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Turning Maneuvers, page 54.

B: Pull to the right edge, clear of the intersection, stop with your foot on the brake until it passes. Pull to the right edge clear of the intersection and stop; keep your foot on the brake so the emergency driver knows you're stopped. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 59.

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: Interstate highways. Pedestrians must not walk on interstate highways or where signs prohibit it. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Pedestrians, page 60.