A device, excluding a moped, that is capable of being ridden solely using human power and has either; 2 tandem wheels at least one of which is more than 14” in diameter; three wheels, 2 of which are in parallel, and at least one is more than 14” in diameter; OR any number of wheels and adaptive technology that allows the device to be ridden by a person with a disability is called a ________.

A motor vehicle used to transport persons and designed to accommodate more than 10 passengers including the operator; OR a motor vehicle, other than a taxi, designed and used to transport people for compensation is called a ________.

A motor vehicle designed and used primarily as a farm implement to draw an implement of husbandry, including a plow or mower, is called a ________.

A trailer or semi-trailer, other than a towable RV, that is transportable on a highway in one or more sections; is less than 45 feet in length, excluding tow bar; is built on a permanent chassis; and is designed to be used as a dwelling is called a ________.

A vehicle other than a passenger vehicle, that is designed and adapted for use as a farm implement, machinery, or tool for tilling the soil is called an ________.

A truck, including a pickup, panel delivery truck, or carryall truck, that has a manufacturer’s rated carrying capacity of 2,000 pounds or less is called a ________.

A motor vehicle that is equipped with a rider’s saddle and designed to have when propelled not more than 3 wheels on the ground, that cannot attain a speed in one mile of more than 30 miles per hour, and the engine of which cannot produce more than 5-brake horse power; if an internal combustion engine; has a piston displacement of 50 cubic centimeters or less and connects to a power drive system that does not require shifting gears is called a ________.

A MV other than a tractor or moped, that is equipped with a rider’s saddle and designed to have not more than 3 wheels on the ground when propelled is called a ________.

A self-propelled vehicle or a vehicle that is propelled by electric power from overhead trolley wires is called a ________.

A school bus used to transport students to and from school based activities other than to and from school routes is called a ________.

A MV, other than a motorcycle, used to transport persons and designed to accommodate 10 or fewer passengers, including the operator, is called a ________.

A MV without motor power, designed to be drawn by another vehicle and secured to the other vehicle by pole, reach, boom, or other security device; and ordinarily used to transport a long or irregular shaped load, including pipes, poles, or structural members is called a ________.

A vehicle used by a peace officer, for law enforcement purposes, is owned or leased by a government entity is called a ________.

A MV designed and used to draw another vehicle but not conducted to carry a load independently or a part of the weight of the other vehicle or its load is called a ________.

A bus designed to accommodate more than 15 passengers, owned, operated, leased, or rented by a school district and used to transport public school students on a school-related activity trip, other than routes to and from school, is called a ________.

A vehicle used to transport students on routes to and from school is called a ________.

A motor vehicle with or without motive power, other than a pole trailer, designed to be drawn by a motor vehicle and to transport persons or property; constructed so that part of the vehicle's weight and load rests on or is carried by another vehicle, is called a ________.

A vehicle that is not designed or used primarily to transport persons or property that is only incidentally operated on a highway, including ditch-digging equipment, mixers, bucket, loader, tractor, etc., is called ________.

A non-motorized vehicle, that is designed to be towable by a motor vehicle, for temporary human habitation for things such as camping, and is permanently built on a single chassis, is called a ________.

A vehicle other than a pole trailer, with or without motive power; designed to be drawn by a motor vehicle and to transport persons or property; and constructed so that no part of the vehicle weight and load rests on the motor vehicle, is called a ________.

A motor vehicle designed, used, or maintained primarily to transport property is called a ________.

A motor vehicle designed and used primarily to draw another vehicle but not constructed to carry a load other than a part of the weight of the other vehicle and its load is called a ________.

A device that can be used to transport or draw persons or property on a highway is called a ________.

A bicycle equipped with fully operable pedals and an electric motor of fewer than 750 watts; and with a top assisted speed of 28 miles per hour or less, is called an ________.

A carrier that operates cars other than streetcars, on stationary rails to transport persons or property is called a ________.

A steam engine or electric or other motor with or without an attached car operated on rails, other than a streetcar, is called a ________.

A car, other than a railroad train, used to transport persons or property and operated on rails located primarily within a municipality, is called a ________.

A motor vehicle engine modification designed to control or reduce the emissions of substances from a motor vehicle engine; model year 1968 or later, is called an ________.

A tire, the surface of which in contact with the highway is wholly or partly made of metal, is called a ________.

A device that reduces noise using a mechanical design, including a series of chambers or baffle plates; or turbine wheels to receive exhaust gas from a diesel engine, is called a ________.

A tire that is made of rubber and does not use compressed air to support its load is called a ________.

A person who has successfully completed training programs in traffic direction for the safe movement over roads of an oversized or overweight vehicle and its load is called an ________.

What does the term 'Operator' mean as used in reference to a vehicle?

Who is considered an 'Owner' in relation to a vehicle?

A 'Pedestrian' is defined as:

Fill in the blank: A 'Person' can be an individual, ______, partnership, association, or corporation.

Who is a 'School Crossing Guard'?

What does 'Department' mean under Governmental Authorities 541.002?

Who is the 'Director' according to Governmental Authorities 541.002?

A 'Local Authority' is defined as:

Who is a 'Police Officer' as per Governmental Authorities 541.002?

What is a 'Metropolitan Area' according to 541.101?

Fill in the blank: A 'Business District' is a territory adjacent to and including a highway if buildings used for business are located within a ______-foot segment along the highway.

A 'Residence District' is a territory, other than a business district, adjacent to and including a highway, if at least ______ feet of the highway frontage is improved with residences.

What is an 'Urban District'?

According to Traffic 541.301, what does the term 'Traffic' mean?

What is an 'Alley' as per Traffic Area 541.302?

Fill in the blank: A 'Crosswalk' is the portion of a roadway, including an intersection, designated as a pedestrian crossing by ______.

What is a 'Freeway'?

A 'Freeway Main Lane' is defined as:

Fill in the blank: A 'Highway or Street' means the width between the boundary lines of a publically maintained way any part of which is open to the public for ______ travel.

Improved Shoulder means a ________ shoulder.

Laned Roadway is a roadway that is divided into at least ______ clearly marked lanes for vehicular travel.

Private Road or Driveway is a privately owned way or place used for vehicular travel and used only by the owner and persons who have the owner's express or implied permission.

A Ramp is an interconnecting roadway of a traffic interchange, or a connecting roadway between highways at different levels or between parallel highways, that allows a vehicle to enter or exit a roadway.

Roadway means the portion of a highway, other than the berm or shoulder, that is improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular travel.

Safety Zone is an area in a roadway officially designated for exclusive pedestrian use and that is protected or so marked or indicated by adequate signs as to be plainly visible at all times while so designated.

School Crossing Zone means a reduced-speed zone designated on a street by a local authority to facilitate safe crossing of the street by children going to or leaving a public or private elementary or secondary school during the time the reduced speed limit applies.

A Safe Crosswalk means a crosswalk designated on a street by a local authority to facilitate safe crossing of the street by children going to or leaving a public or private school.

Shoulder is the portion of highway that is adjacent to the roadway; designed or ordinarily used for parking; distinguished from the roadway by different design, construction, or marking; and not intended for normal vehicular travel.

Sidewalk is the portion of street that is: between the curb or lateral line of a roadway and the adjacent property line; and intended for pedestrian use.

Through Traffic means vehicular traffic is given the preferential right-of-way; and vehicular traffic entering from an intersecting highway is required by law to yield right-of-way in compliance with an official traffic-control device.

Intersection means the common area at the junction of two highways, other than the junction of an alley and a highway.

Official Traffic Control Device means a sign, signal, marking, or device that is: consistent with this subtitle; placed or erected by a public body or officer having jurisdiction; and used to regulate, warn, or guide traffic.

Railroad Sign or Signal means a sign or signal or device erected by a railroad, public body, or public officer to notify traffic of railroad tracks or an approaching railroad train.

Traffic Control Signal means a manual, electric, or mechanical device that alternately directs traffic to stop and to proceed.

Daytime is defined as the period beginning ______ before sunrise and ending ______ after sunset.

What does GVW stand for?

Nighttime is the period beginning ______ after sunset and ending ______ before sunrise.

Park/Parking means to stand an occupied or unoccupied vehicle, other than temporarily while loading or unloading.

Personal Injury is an injury to any part of the ______ and that requires ______.

Stand/Standing means to halt an occupied or unoccupied vehicle, other than temporarily while receiving or discharging passengers.

Stop/Stopping means to completely ______ movement.

Dispose/Dump means to discharge, deposit, inject, spill, leak or place litter on or into land or water.

Litter includes decayed waste from a ______ or ______ establishment.

Public Highway is the entire width between property lines of a road, street, way, thoroughfare, bridge, beach, or park in this state.

If a person disposes or allows the disposal of litter at a place not approved, within 300 ft of a public highway, what is the penalty?

A person who attempts to commit or conspires to commit an act declared to be an offense is guilty of the offense.

What is the minimum and maximum fine for a person convicted of a misdemeanor under the subtitle for which another penalty is not provided?

Fines under section 542.404 for offenses in construction or maintenance zones are:

What is the penalty for failure to yield right-of-way resulting in collision if the person suffered bodily injury?

What is the penalty for failure to yield right-of-way resulting in collision if the person suffered SBI (serious bodily injury)?

A person may not willfully fail or refuse to comply with a lawful order or direction from which of the following?

What does 'Driver’s license' mean according to section 521.001?

What is the penalty for a first offense of not carrying and exhibiting a license on demand while operating a motor vehicle?

What is the penalty for a second offense of not carrying and exhibiting a license on demand while operating a motor vehicle?

What is the penalty for a third offense of not carrying and exhibiting a license on demand while operating a motor vehicle?

A judge may dismiss the charge of driving with an expired license if the defendant remedies the defect within how many working days or before the first court appearance, whichever is later?

Who is exempt from the license requirement while operating a motor vehicle?

Who is exempt from holding a Texas driver's license while operating a motor vehicle in Texas?

According to section 521.028, how long does a TX license remain valid for an active-duty military member who is absent from the state?

A new resident may operate a motor vehicle in Texas for no more than how many days after entering the state, according to section 521.029?

What are the requirements for a new resident to operate a motor vehicle in Texas under section 521.029?

How soon must a person notify the department of a change of address or name according to section 521.054?

What does a Class A license authorize the holder to operate?

What does a Class B license authorize the holder to operate?

What does a Class C license authorize the holder to operate?

What does a Class M license authorize the person to operate?

According to section 521.144, what must a new resident submit with the application for a driver's license?