West Virginia DMV permit practice test 9

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.

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.

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.

D: Having a designated driver. Having a designated driver, appointed before the activity, is the most reasonable, safe and practical method. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Designated Driver, page 31.

B: Push hard on the brake and keep steering. With ABS, push hard on the brake while continuing to steer; pumping ABS brakes reduces their effectiveness. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 78.

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.

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.

B: Sound your horn. Never sound your horn approaching or near a horse; it may frighten the horse and cause a crash. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Animal Riders, page 63.

A: Go all the way into the other lane. When passing a motorcycle, go all the way into the other lane; motorcyclists have the right to the entire lane. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 62.

A: Right-most lane unless blocked. Move to or remain in the right-most lane unless it is blocked. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: How You Will Be Tested: General Driving, page 40.

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: Protects people who give emergency care in good faith without pay from civil liability. No one who in good faith gives emergency care at a crash scene without pay is liable for civil damages. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Good Samaritan Law, page 84.

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.

C: Cause drowsiness, loss of coordination or hallucinations. Even prescribed or over-the-counter drugs can cause drowsiness, loss of coordination, hallucinations or total body malfunctions. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Other Drugs, page 32.

C: Against the back of your head, not your neck. Head restraints should fit against the back of your head, not your neck, to reduce whiplash. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 78.

C: Red-orange flags or STOP/SLOW paddles. Flaggers wear orange vests, shirts or jackets and use red-orange flags or stop/slow paddles. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Flaggers, page 47.

C: Solid yellow lines nearest the through lanes with broken lines to their left. Center left-turn lanes have solid yellow lines nearest the through lanes and broken lines to the left of them; they are not for passing. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 51.

D: Always dim your lights. When meeting an oncoming bicyclist at night, always dim your lights. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 63.

D: Warn other drivers by blowing your horn and/or flashing your lights. The steps include keeping a safe following distance, checking traffic, signaling, accelerating, and warning others with horn or lights. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Traffic Situations, page 77.

B: Use the sun visor, wear sunglasses, reduce speed and increase alertness. Use the sun visor, wear sunglasses, reduce speed and increase alertness. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Light Conditions, page 72.

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: 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.

B: They were not wearing seat belts. A majority of those killed by air bags were not wearing their seat belts. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Safety Equipment, page 78.

B: White on green. Most guide signs are white on green; motorist services are white on blue; parks and recreation are white on brown. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Guide Signs, page 48.

D: Stop lines. Stop lines are wide white lines marking where you must stop at intersections. West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook: Pavement Markings, page 51.