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WorksheetsDriving Knowledge Quiz
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What does a Class D license in South Carolina allow you to drive?
Non-commercial passenger vehicles not exceeding 26,000 pounds GVW.
Commercial trucks over 26,000 pounds GVW.
Motorcycles only.
Bicycles and scooters.
A Class E driver's license allows you to operate (a)
Which class of driver's license allows you to drive a moped without needing another license?
Class E
Class F
Class G
Class M
What is the minimum age required to obtain a Class G moped license?
16
15
18
14
The class of license that allows you to operate a two-wheel motorcycle with a detachable sidecar is (a)
What is the minimum GCWR required for a Class A commercial driver's license?
10,000 pounds
16,000 pounds
26,001 pounds
30,000 pounds
Which class of commercial driver's license is required for a vehicle designed to transport 16 or more passengers?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
What is illegal regarding driver's licenses according to the document?
Having a license for each vehicle type
Having more than one valid driver's license
Driving without a license
Having a license without a photo
What must you have in your possession when driving?
A map and a phone
A valid driver's license, vehicle registration, and insurance card
A spare tire and tools
A first aid kit and water
What is the minimum age requirement to apply for a beginner's permit in the United States?
14 years old
15 years old
16 years old
17 years old
A US citizen must provide (a) when applying for a first-time driver's license.
You must hold a beginner's permit for (a) before applying for a driver's license.
During what hours is a beginner's permit holder allowed to drive with a licensed driver over 21?
5 a.m. to 11 p.m.
6 a.m. to midnight
7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
What is the minimum age to apply for a first-time driver's license if you have held a beginner's permit for more than 180 days?
15 years old
16 years old
17 years old
18 years old
How many hours of driving practice are required, including night driving, for a first-time driver's license applicant aged 15 or 16?
20 hours
30 hours
40 hours
50 hours
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a 15 or 16-year-old applying for a first-time driver's license?
Completing a driver's education course
Holding a beginner's permit for more than 180 days
Practicing driving for at least 20 hours
Being enrolled in school with satisfactory attendance
Who can supervise the driving practice for a 15 or 16-year-old applicant?
A friend
A sibling
A person with written approval by the Department of Social Services
A neighbor
What must a responsible adult provide to the SCDMV for a minor to obtain a driver's license?
A copy of the minor's birth certificate
A copy of the notarized permission
A copy of the minor's school ID
A copy of the minor's report card
What is the age range for the Graduated Driver's License Program?
14 to 16 years
15 to 17 years
16 to 18 years
17 to 19 years
What must a 15-year-old pass to receive a conditional license?
Written test only
Vision and skills test
Skills test only
Vision test only
Match the following restrictions with their descriptions for a conditional license for a 15-year-old.
No driving after 10 PM
Restriction on driving late at night
No more than two passengers under 21
Limit on young passengers
No driving on highways
Prohibition on highway driving
No driving during weekends
Restriction on weekend driving
What is the earliest time a 16-year-old can drive alone under a special restricted license?
5 a.m.
6 a.m.
7 a.m.
8 a.m.
Under a special restricted license, how many passengers under 21 can a 16-year-old have in the vehicle without a licensed adult who is at least 21?
None
One
Two
Three
What is required for a 16-year-old to be eligible for a special restricted license?
Only a vision test
Only a skills test
Documentation, beginner's permit, PDLA form, and passing vision and skills test
Only a beginner's permit
Match the following scenarios with their outcomes for a driver under 17 who receives six or more points on their record before holding their license for one year.
License is revoked permanently
Driver is involved in a major accident
License is suspended for six months
Driver accumulates six points
License is suspended for one month
Driver receives a minor traffic violation
License is unaffected
Driver maintains a clean record
What are the driving time restrictions for a 16-year-old with a regular license in South Carolina?
Drive alone from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Drive alone from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Drive alone from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Drive alone from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
What is required for a 16-year-old to drive after midnight with a special restricted license?
Must be supervised by a licensed driver
Must have a waiver for work or extracurricular activities
Must have a full driver's license
Must have a parent in the car
What happens if a driver under 17 receives six or more points on their record?
License is suspended for three months
License is suspended for six months
License is revoked permanently
License is suspended for one year
What form must be completed to apply for a special restricted license with a waiver?
SCDMV Form 447-NC
SCDMV Form 123-AB
SCDMV Form 789-XY
SCDMV Form 555-ZZ
What is one of the requirements to obtain a waiver for a driver's license?
Bring a letter from your school, church, work, or extracurricular activity
Pass a written test
Complete a driving course
Pay a $50 fee
At what age can you earn full driving privileges with a regular driver's license?
16
17
18
19
What must you do to take advantage of your full driving privileges?
Visit an SCDMV branch
Keep your license in a special sleeve
Pass a vision test annually
Renew your license every year
What will cause you to fail the knowledge test for a non-commercial license?
Using a calculator
Leaving the test room before completion
Asking for extra time
Bringing a friend
What items are not allowed in the knowledge test area according to the SCDMV guidelines?
Cell phones and written material
Water bottles and snacks
Sunglasses and hats
Pens and notebooks
What is the purpose of the One Stop Driver Training and Testing Programs?
To provide free driving lessons
To offer third-party testing for first-time license applicants
To sell driving manuals
To organize driving competitions
Which type of license does not require a skills test according to the SCDMV?
Motorcycle license
Moped license
Regular driver's license
Commercial driver's license
Match the following resources with their purpose to increase your driving confidence and knowledge of traffic rules.
The South Carolina Driver's Manual
A comprehensive guide to traffic laws and regulations in South Carolina.
Online driving forums
Platforms for discussing driving experiences and tips with other drivers.
Car maintenance guides
Resources for learning about vehicle upkeep and repair.
Travel blogs
Sources for exploring travel destinations and experiences.
What is one thing you will automatically fail the skills test for if not used?
Headlights
Seat belt
Mirrors
Turn signals
Which of the following is NOT required to be in working condition for the skills test?
Speedometer
Defroster
Radio
Horn
What must you bring to the test if you have one?
A friend
Old license or beginner’s permit
A map
A snack
Who is allowed in or around the vehicle during the test?
Your family
Your friends
You and the SCDMV employee
Your driving instructor
You should bring (a) if you wear corrective lenses for the vision test.
What is included in the knowledge test for a driver's license?
Math problems
Traffic laws, road signs, and driving safety rules
History questions
Science experiments
Which of the following is NOT required during the skills test?
Parallel park
Test your brake lights
Cook a meal
Make lane changes
Match the following waiting periods with the number of days you must wait to retake the skills test after failing on your third attempt.
30 days
Wait period after failing the first attempt
60 days
Wait period after failing the second attempt
90 days
Wait period after failing the third attempt
10 days
Wait period after failing the fourth attempt
What must you do if you have a valid driver's license from another state and move permanently to South Carolina?
Keep your out-of-state license indefinitely
Apply for an SC license within 90 days
Apply for an SC license within 180 days
You do not need to apply for an SC license
Match the following scenarios with the required tests for obtaining an SC license.
Only pass the vision test
Out-of-state license expired by less than 6 months
Only pass the knowledge test
Out-of-state license expired by exactly 6 months
Pass the knowledge, skills, and vision tests
Out-of-state license expired by nine months or more
No tests are required
Out-of-state license is still valid
What is required if you are moving to SC temporarily and have a valid out-of-state license?
You must get an SC driver's license
You must have a valid out-of-state license to drive in SC
You do not need any license
You must apply for an SC ID card
What must you do with your SC license plate if you move out of South Carolina?
Keep it as a souvenir
Return it to the SCDMV
Transfer it to your new state
Destroy it
What could happen if you do not return your SC license plate before canceling your SC insurance?
Nothing will happen
You could owe up to $400 in fees
You will automatically get a new license
You will receive a warning
What is required for an international visitor from a non-English speaking country to drive in South Carolina?
A valid out-of-state driver's license
An International Driving Permit
A commercial driver's license
A South Carolina driver's license
What is waived for an individual applying for a first-time SC driver's license with an out-of-country credential?
Vision test
Knowledge and skills testing
Driving test
Written test
Which of the following is NOT a requirement to renew a driver's license online in South Carolina?
Having a regular (Class D, E, F, G, M) license
Having a commercial driver's license
Being a US citizen
Having a non-expired license
What is one of the requirements for renewing your driver's license online?
Your license must be suspended.
You must have more than five points on your record.
Your social security number must match what is on file with the Social Security Administration.
You must be a Convicted Violent Offender.
How many business days does it take to receive your renewed license in the mail after renewing online?
3 to 5 days
7 to 10 days
10 to 15 days
5 to 7 days
What is the fee for renewing your driver's license by mail?
$15
$20
$25
$30
Who is eligible to renew their driver's license by mail?
Only non-US citizens
Only US citizens
Anyone with a suspended license
Anyone with a special restricted license
Is Driving a Privilege or a Right?
Privilege
Right
Refusing to take a breath/blood test results in loss of licence for at least
3 days
60 days
90 days
1 year
How far must a driver signal in advance to turn
50 feet
100 feet
200 feet
300 feet
you must have a working radio to get a drivers license.
false
true
not false
maybe
What is required to change your address on your driver's license?
Proof of new address and current driver's license
Only a phone call to the DMV
Filling out a form online
Visiting a local library
What is the penalty for driving without insurance in most states?
A warning
A fine and possible license suspension
Community service
Mandatory driving lessons
what do you do if you see a red stop sign?
(a)
make a full stop before entering crosswalk or at the limit line.
(b)
make a full stop if you see another vehicle/ a pedestrians.
(c)
yield to any vehicles in the same intersection.
(d)
slow down, and be ready to stop only if you see any other vehicles/ pedestrians.
what do you do if you see a red yield sign?
(a)
come to a complete stop.
(b)
slow down and be ready to stop (if necessary) to let any vehicle/ pedestrian pass.
(c)
proceed, you have the right of way.
what do you do if you see a red and white regulatory sign?
for example: a do not enter sign
(a)
do the opposite of what the sign instructs you to do.
(b)
stop at each sign.
(c)
follow the sign's instructions.
(d)
slow down, then follow the sign's instructions.
what should you do if you see a wrong way sign?
(a)
you are going against traffic. continue going down the same route.
(b)
park your vehicle.
(c)
pull off the road and stop. when it is safe, back out or turn around.
(d)
turn around without checking for your saftey.
what should you do if you see a sign with a red circle with a line going through it?
(a)
do not do what is shown.
(b)
do what is shown.
(c)
come to a complete stop.
(d)
you are allowed to do what is shown, as long as it is safe to do so.
true or false: if you see a yellow and black circular sign, or an X-shaped sign, this indicates that you are approaching a railroad crossing.
look, listen, slowdown, and prepare to stop. let any trains pass before you proceed.
true
false
true or false: this is a pedestrian crossing sign
true
false
what does it mean if you see a diamond shaped sign?
(a)
do what is illustrated on the sign.
(b)
the sign is a warning of specific road conditions and dangers ahead. (most are danger signs)
(c)
proceed with no consideration.
(d)
make a complete stop.
true or false: a white rectangular sign only indicates as a reminder/warning that there are certain important rules of the road you must obey.
true
false
true or false: warning signs only indicate/ warn you of conditions related to pedestrians, school buses, bicyclists, schools, playgrounds, school passenger loading zones, etc. and you must obey all these signs regardless of their shape/color.
true
false
When turning, what should you do to ensure safety?
Only look straight ahead.
Search all corners for traffic controls, pedestrians, other vehicles, and signal your intentions.
Ignore traffic signals.
Speed up quickly without checking surroundings.
What is the correct way to enter and maintain a lane when turning?
Enter and maintain in the lane that is closest to the direction you want to turn.
Enter any lane you prefer.
Enter the farthest lane from your direction.
Enter the lane with the least traffic.
What should you avoid doing when making a right turn?
Swinging wide to the left before making the turn.
Turning without signaling.
Stopping in the middle of the turn.
Accelerating quickly.
What should you do after completing a turn to ensure safety?
Accelerate smoothly to appropriate speed, make sure your turn signal is cancelled, and be aware of traffic to the rear.
Stop immediately.
Ignore the traffic behind you.
Speed up as fast as possible.
When making a left turn, what should you do?
Always turn left from the right-most portion of your lane.
Yield to oncoming traffic.
Always turn left from the center of your lane.
Do not yield to oncoming traffic.
What is the correct procedure for a Two-Point Turnabout?
Signal your intention to turn left; stop and check traffic to the sides and rear of the vehicle.
Move forward until the front bumper of the vehicle reaches the near edge of the driveway.
Move back until the rear bumper of the vehicle reaches the near edge of the driveway.
While backing slowly, steer rapidly all the way to the left.
When turning right, from which portion of your lane should you turn?
From the left-most portion of your lane.
From the center of your lane.
From the right-most portion of your lane.
From any portion of your lane.
What should you do when turning in multiple lanes?
Identify and enter the lane from which you will turn.
Change lanes frequently during the turn.
Stay in the center lane until the turn is completed.
Turn from any lane you prefer.
What is the first step in performing a Forward Two-Point Turnabout?
Shift to reverse and check for traffic
Check your mirrors and signal your intention to turn left
Move close to the center of the road and turn into the driveway
Stop as the rear of the vehicle clears the curb
When performing a Forward Two-Point Turnabout, what should you do after moving close to the center of the road?
Shift to drive and accelerate
Signal a right turn and shift to reverse
Turn into the driveway or alley as near as possible to the left side
Cancel the right signal and move forward
In a Three-Point Turnabout, what should you do after checking the mirrors and activating your right turn signal?
Turn hard left to the left edge of the road
Pull to the right edge of the road and stop
Shift to reverse and check for traffic
Move slowly back while turning the steering wheel
What is the purpose of a Three-Point Turnabout?
To make a U-turn on a wide road
To turn around on a narrow road where a U-turn is not possible
To park the vehicle in a driveway
To merge into traffic from a side street
What should you do before turning hard right to the other side of the road?
Depend on your rearview mirror alone
Check blind spots on both sides by looking over your shoulders
Ignore traffic
Use only your turn signal
What should you do when traffic is clear and you are in reverse?
Turn hard left to the other side of the road and stop
Turn hard right to the other side of the road and stop
Drive forward into the right lane of traffic
Continue driving straight
What should you do at all intersections?
Increase your speed
Ignore traffic control devices
Reduce your speed and search for oncoming and cross traffic
Rely on other road users to obey traffic control signals
What should you not rely on other road users to do?
Obey traffic control signals or signs
Drive in the correct lane
Use their turn signals
Check their blind spots
What should you do before entering an intersection after stopping?
Look right, then left, and right again
Look left, then right, and left again
Look straight ahead
Look only to the left
What should you avoid doing at a traffic signal when the light turns green?
Moving immediately into the intersection
Checking for crossing traffic
Looking left, then right, and left again
Ensuring your path of travel is clear
What is the primary difference between a DDI and a conventional interchange?
The design of the directional crossovers on either side of the interchange
The number of lanes available
The speed limit
The type of vehicles allowed
What does the DDI design eliminate the need for?
Right-turning vehicles to cross paths with approaching traffic
Left-turning vehicles to cross paths with approaching traffic
Vehicles to stop at intersections
Vehicles to yield the right-of-way
What is one benefit of the DDI design?
It increases the number of vehicle-to-vehicle conflict points
It reduces the number of vehicle-to-vehicle conflict points
It makes intersections more complex
It decreases the speed of vehicles
What does the RCUT intersection eliminate to differ from a conventional intersection?
Right-turn and through movements
Left-turn and through movements
U-turn and right-turn movements
Left-turn and right-turn movements
How do drivers navigate an RCUT intersection?
Turn left onto the main road and make a U-turn
Turn right onto the main road and make a U-turn
Go straight through the intersection
Turn left and then right onto the main road
What type of controls might be used at RCUT intersections?
Traffic signal, stop sign, merge- or yield-sign
Traffic signal, stop sign, and speed bump
Traffic signal, yield-sign, and roundabout
Stop sign, speed bump, and roundabout
What is one benefit of RCUT intersections?
Increase the number of conflict points
Reduce potential conflict points and increase safety
Increase traffic speed
Reduce the number of traffic signals
What is a roundabout also known as?
Traffic light
Traffic circle
Intersection
Crosswalk
In which direction do vehicles travel around a roundabout?
Clockwise
Counterclockwise
Straight
Zigzag
What should you do when entering a roundabout or traffic circle?
Speed up
Slow down
Stop completely
Turn on hazard lights
What must you yield to when entering a roundabout?
Pedestrians
Bicycles
Circulating traffic
Parked cars
What is the correct procedure when exiting a roundabout?
Speed up and exit
Signal intent, then exit
Stop and then exit
Exit without signaling
Which type of intersection is considered safer due to the elimination of head-on and high-speed right-angle collisions?
Traditional intersections
Roundabouts
Four-way stops
Traffic lights
What must you do when a school bus is stopped with its red or amber lights flashing or its stop arm extended?
Proceed slowly
Stop for the entire time
Pass the bus carefully
Honk to alert the driver
When can you proceed slowly after stopping for a school bus?
When the bus driver waves you on
When the bus starts moving
When the red and/or amber lights have stopped flashing and the stop arm is no longer visible
When other cars start moving
When are you required to stop for a school bus in South Carolina?
On any two-lane highway
On any four-lane or multi-lane highway only when traveling behind a school bus
When attempting to pass a school bus that has red or amber signals flashing
All of the above
When do you not have to stop for a school bus?
When the school bus is in a passenger loading zone completely off the main travel lanes
When the school bus is on a two-lane road
When the school bus has red or amber signals flashing
When traveling behind a school bus on a four-lane highway
When is a driver not required to stop for a stopped school bus?
When traveling in the same direction on a multi-lane highway
When traveling in the opposite direction on a multi-lane highway
When traveling in the same direction on a single-lane road
When traveling in the opposite direction on a single-lane road
What is the definition of a multi-lane highway or multi-lane private road?
A road with at least one lane in each direction
A road with at least two lanes in each direction
A road with at least three lanes in each direction
A road with at least four lanes in each direction
According to SC Code §56-5-2760, when must you stop on any highway for a school bus?
When you are traveling in the opposite direction
When you are behind the bus
When you are traveling in the same direction
When you are on a multi-lane highway
What should you do when parking along the roadway?
Park your vehicle as close to the flow of traffic as possible
Park your vehicle as far away from the flow of traffic as possible
Park your vehicle in the middle of the road
Park your vehicle on the sidewalk
Who is allowed to park in designated spaces for people with disabilities?
Any vehicle with a disability license plate or placard
Only vehicles driven by or transporting the person with the disability
Any vehicle with a parking permit
Any vehicle with a handicap sticker
What should you do first when entering a perpendicular or angle parking space?
Move forward slowly
Signal your intentions
Identify the space in which you will park and check traffic
Center the vehicle in the space
What is the correct order of steps when entering a perpendicular or angle parking space?
Identify the space, signal your intentions, move forward slowly, center the vehicle, move to the front and secure the vehicle
Signal your intentions, identify the space, move forward slowly, center the vehicle, move to the front and secure the vehicle
Move forward slowly, identify the space, signal your intentions, center the vehicle, move to the front and secure the vehicle
Identify the space, move forward slowly, signal your intentions, center the vehicle, move to the front and secure the vehicle
What should you do when exiting a perpendicular or angle parking space?
Move forward slowly
Check for traffic in all directions
Signal your intentions
Center the vehicle in the space
What is indicated by colored curb markings?
Speed limits
No-parking zones
Pedestrian crossings
Parking fees
What should you do after identifying the space where you will park for parallel parking?
Turn the steering wheel sharply
Check traffic and signal
Shift to drive
Accelerate smoothly
When should you stop and shift to drive while parallel parking?
When the vehicle clears the parking area space
When the rear bumper is in line with the front bumper of the vehicle behind
Before touching the bumper of the vehicle to the rear
After turning the steering wheel sharply
What is the maximum distance you should park from the curb or edge of pavement?
12 inches
24 inches
18 inches
6 inches
What should you do if traffic is clear when entering a parallel parking space?
Shift to drive
Shift to reverse and look to the rear
Turn the steering wheel sharply
Accelerate smoothly
What is the correct action to take when backing up slowly into a parallel parking space?
Turn the steering wheel sharply in the opposite direction
Stop and shift to drive
Turn the steering wheel rapidly in the appropriate direction
Accelerate smoothly
What is the first step when exiting a parallel parking space?
Signal and use your mirrors
Check traffic in all directions
Move forward into the appropriate lane
Make sure the front bumper clears the vehicle ahead
When parking headed downhill, with or without a curb, which direction should you turn your wheels?
To the left
To the right
Straight ahead
Away from the curb
When parking headed uphill with a curb, where should you turn your wheels?
To the right
To the left
To the center of the street
Straight ahead
What should you do if your vehicle does not clear the vehicle ahead when exiting a parallel parking space?
Move forward into the appropriate lane
Reverse and correct steering
Signal and use your mirrors
Check traffic in all directions
What should be done with the parking brakes when parking on hills?
Leave them off
Set them
Use them only if there is no curb
Use them only if headed downhill
When parking downhill with or without a curb, which direction should you turn your wheels?
Turn wheels toward the curb
Turn wheels away from the curb
Turn wheels to the right
Turn wheels to the left
What should you do to check your "blind spots" when changing lanes?
Use your rearview mirror
Use your side mirrors
Turn your head and look over your shoulder
Honk your horn
What is the purpose of the acceleration lane when entering a multi-lane highway?
To slow down before merging
To reach the speed of other vehicles before merging
To stop and wait for a gap in traffic
To change lanes immediately
What should you do after identifying a gap in traffic when entering a multi-lane highway?
Speed up and merge without signaling
Signal, adjust speed, and merge
Stop and wait for a larger gap
Change lanes immediately
What should you do to avoid a quick lane change when exiting a roadway?
Plan to move to the lane closest to your exit point early
Speed up to reach your exit point quickly
Move to the left-most lane
Stop your vehicle on the shoulder
Where is the deceleration lane located when exiting a roadway?
To the left of the roadway
In the middle of the roadway
To the right of the roadway and before you reach the ramp
At the beginning of the ramp
What should you do before moving to the deceleration lane?
Speed up and then signal your intention
Signal your intention, check for the posted speed, and adjust your speed accordingly
Move to the left-most lane
Stop your vehicle completely
Which lane should be used for passing slower vehicles on multi-lane roads?
The right-most lane
The left-most lane
The middle lane
The shoulder
What should you check before passing another vehicle?
Why is it dangerous to stay alongside another vehicle for too long when passing?
You might run out of fuel
You might enter the blind spot of the other vehicle
You might get a speeding ticket
You might miss your exit
When is it safe to pass another vehicle?
When you are 50 feet away from the vehicle.
When you are 100 feet or more before passing.
When you are directly behind the vehicle.
When you are 200 feet away from the vehicle.
What should you do before returning to your lane after passing another vehicle?
Signal your intention and check traffic over your shoulder.
Speed up and quickly move back into the lane.
Slow down and move back into the lane.
Do not signal and move back into the lane.
What should you do when being passed by another vehicle?
Speed up to prevent the vehicle from passing.
Move to the left lane.
Stay in your lane and maintain a constant speed.
Stop your vehicle immediately.
When should you not attempt to pass another vehicle?
When your view is blocked by a curve or a hill.
When you are on a straight road.
When you are on a highway.
When you are in a residential area.
What should you do when passing a bicyclist?
Pass as closely as possible.
Allow as much space as possible between your vehicle and the bicyclist.
Speed up to pass quickly.
Honk your horn to alert the bicyclist.
What is the Zipper Merge?
A strategy for merging early when a lane is ending
A new driving strategy that requires drivers to merge late
A method for reducing speed on highways
A technique for parking in tight spaces
When is it safer for drivers to remain in their current traffic lane until the point of merge?
When traffic is light and fast
When traffic is heavy and slow
When there are no signs
When the weather is clear
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the Zipper Merge?
Reducing the difference in speeds between two lanes
Reducing the overall length of traffic backup by as much as 40%
Increasing the number of lanes on the interstate
Reducing incidents of road rage
What does the Zipper Merge help to create among drivers?
A sense of competition
A sense of fairness and equity
A sense of urgency
A sense of confusion
When should you avoid using the zipper merge?
When traffic is moving at highway speeds and there are no backups.
When traffic is heavily congested.
When you are approaching a stop sign.
When you are driving in a residential area.
What is the bottom line for merging according to the text?
Merge as quickly as possible.
Merge when it is safe to do so.
Merge only when there is a backup.
Merge when you see a gap.
Two solid yellow lines in the center of the road mean that passing is
allowed only for heavy vehicles
allowed on one side
not allowed on either side
allowed on both sides
What does this sign mean?
Timberland high school
Bonneau Beach access
Hospital ahead
work crew ahead
In South Carolina, you must have your headlights turned on
1/2 hour after sunset to a 1/2 before sunrise.
from sunset to sunrise.
2 hours after sunset to 2 hours before sunrise.
1 hour after sunset to an 1 before sunrise.
An Interstate System route marker sign is
red, green, yellow
red, white, black
red, white, brown
red, white, blue
To turn the steering wheel at an intersection, you should use
The double hand technique
Hand over hand technique
hand to hand technique
the single hand technique
When you parallel park next to a curb, you must park within _________ of the curb.
18 inches
26 inches
32 inches
12 inches
You must not park your vehicle
within 20ft of a crosswalk at an intersection
within 50 feet of a railroad crossing
within 15 feet of a fire hydrant
in any of the above locations
In South Carolina, whenever you wish to turn, you must start to signal the turn at least _______ in advance.
70 ft
100 ft
80 ft
50 ft
When a driver extends his or her left hand and arm downward, it means that he or she intends to
change lanes
turn left
fly to space
slowdown or stop
What does this sign indicate?
A one-way road ahead
A closed road ahead
A yield sign ahead
a stop sign ahead
What does this sign mean?
A highway interchange is ahead
A parking lot is ahead
U-turns are not allowed
A roundabout is ahead.
In South Carolina, it is recommended that you maintain a following distance of at least _________ behind the vehicle in front of you.
5 to 6 seconds
30 seconds
45 seconds
4 seconds
At the end of most entrance ramps on freeways or interstate highways, you will find _________ that allows you to increase your speed.
an exit ramp
an exit gore
a deceleration lane
an acceleration lane
When driving in fog, snow, or rain, you should use your
emergency lights
low-beam headlights
high beam headlights
parking lights
In South Carolina, you must dim your headlights whenever you are within ________ of an oncoming vehicle.
400 ft
200 ft
100 ft
500 ft
If your brakes fail while you are driving, you should NOT
stop by colliding head on with a solid object
rub the wheels against a curb
pump the brake pedal
downshift into a lower gear.
If your vehicle stalls on railroad tracks when a train is approaching, what should you do?
Wait for emergency help to arrive
Ask other drivers to help move your vehicle
Try to signal the approaching train
Get everyone out of your vehicle.
If an oncoming vehicle has its high beams on, you should look __________ until the vehicle has passed.
towards the right edge of the roadway
in your rear view mirror
towards the left edge of the roadway
at the driver of the vehicle
On a highway with four or more lanes, slower traffic should always use
the shoulder
the rightmost lane
the center lane
the leftmost lane
What does this sign indicate?
Narrow bridge
A side road at a railroad crossing
an underpass
a narrow bridge
You have parked next to a curb, facing uphill. Which way should you point your front wheels?
Away from the curb
straight
towards the curb
in any direction
Which of the following conditions is known as hydroplaning?
Moving over the surface of water on a wet road
tailgating in the rain
using high beam headlights in the rain
applying the brakes on a wet road
_________ are areas around trucks or other large vehicles in which other vehicles may disappear into blind spots.
No -zone
slow-zone
zero-zones
fast-zone
To use a roundabout or traffic circle, you must
enter to the right but steer to the left
enter to the left and steer to the left
enter to the left but steer to the right
enter to the right and steer to the right
Will I pass my permit test?
Yes
No
