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DMV Written Test 2023

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When there are multiple lanes to drive in, which lane should you drive in?

a)

The fastest traveling lane.

b)

The rightmost lane.

c)

The leftmost lane.

d)

The middle lane.

2.

How close to an intersection is it safe to pass another vehicle?

a)

20 feet.

b)

75 feet.

c)

100 feet.

d)

50 feet.

3.

How much faster than the posted speed limit is it legal to travel

a)

1 mile per hour

b)

5 mile per hour

c)

The posted speed limit is just a suggestion, you can travel whatever speed you are comfortable driving.

d)

You should never travel more than the posted speed limit.

4.

The line between two points extends from your eyes in order to focus

a)

Field of view

b)

Line of sight

c)

Fringe vision

d)

Following distance

5.

What does the term "Blind Spots" refer to when operating a vehicle?

a)

A)

Areas that you can't see from your vehicle.

b)

B)

Places non-seeing people cross the road.

c)

C)

Areas that other drivers can't see from their vehicles.

d)

Both A and C are correct.

6.

How far from the curb should you park when parallel parking?

a)

At least 6 inches.

b)

No more than 12 inches.

c)

At least 12 inches.

d)

No more than 6 inches.

7.

When you are parking on a hill with the front of the vehicle facing uphill and there is a curb, which way should the wheels be turned?

a)

Away from the curb.

b)

Towards the curb.

c)

Straight.

d)

It doesn't matter.

8.

When you are parking on a hill with the front of the vehicle facing downhill and there is a curb, which way should the wheels be turned?

a)

Away from the curb

b)

Towards the curb.

c)

Straight.

d)

It doesn't matter.

9.

On a street that allows parking, but also has a fire hydrant, how far must you park from the fire hydrant.

a)

At least 25 feet.

b)

At least 15 feet.

c)

At least 10 feet.

d)

At least 5 feet.

10.

When is it ok to park in front of mailboxes?

a)

On Sundays and holidays when mail won't be delivered.

b)

Never.

c)

After Mail has been delivered for the day

d)

If you are only leaving the vehicle for a few minutes.

11.

If your vehicle breaks down on the highway and you must leave it overnight, what kind of visible lighting must you have on the vehicle?

a)

The vehicle's bright headlights will alert other drivers of the vehicle's presence

b)

None, if the vehicle is broken down the lights probably won't work.

c)

At least one yellow or amber light at the front and red light at the back visible from at least 500 feet.

d)

At least one yellow or amber light at the front and red light at the back visible from at least 1,000 feet.

12.

Whose responsibility is it to make sure all passengers are wearing their seatbelts?

a)

The passenger's

b)

The driver's

c)

The driver's, only if the passenger is a minor child.

d)

The driver's only if the passenger is in the front seat.

13.

This type of vision is used to judge a depth, your vehicles lane position, and other objects close to your intended path of travel.

a)

Central vision

b)

Path of travel

c)

Fringe Vision

d)

Braking distance

14.

When traveling with children, which children need a car seat, or booster seat?

a)

An infant under 20 pounds.

b)

A five year old under 40 pounds.

c)

A seven year old under 60 pounds.

d)

All of the above.

15.

Which is it safe to leave children in the vehicle?

a)

If you leave the keys in it and leave it running so the air conditioning or heat stay on.

b)

If you'll be right back.

c)

If it is day time.

d)

Never.