Delaware Car / Permit Practice Test 8

21.Your brake pedal sinks to the floor while you are driving. What does the manual say to try first?

Haul the parking brake to its limit straight awaySwitch off the ignition at oncePump the pedal several times to build pressure back upShift directly into reverse

22.What is the minimum clearance a Delaware motorist must leave when passing a bicycle?

One footTwo feetSix feetThree feet

23.How may a Delaware driver holding an ordinary Class D license use a cell phone while driving?

Held in one hand, provided the call is briefHeld in one hand while waiting at a red lightIn any manner at all, because only texting is bannedOnly through hands-free equipment, apart from dialing or switching the device on or off

24.How is an interstate route number shown in Delaware?

On a white circle carrying black lettersOn a black-on-white shield of the United States route systemOn a shield whose lower portion is blue with large white numerals below a red bandOn a brown rectangle carrying white numerals

25.What does Delaware require of somebody riding a moped on a public road?

A valid driver license, and registration of the moped with the DivisionNothing at all, because mopeds are exemptA motorcycle endorsement and nothing elseA learner's permit and a helmet only

26.Once you are circulating inside a roundabout, what does the Delaware manual say about stopping?

Do not stop unless it is needed to avoid a collision, because you have priority over entering vehiclesStop at each entry point to let waiting drivers inStop whenever a driver at an entry lane signalsStop before every exit

27.What does Delaware's implied consent law mean for a driver arrested on suspicion of impaired driving?

By driving, they have already agreed to a chemical test of breath, blood or urineThey may pick which test to take, or decline with no consequenceTesting may only be carried out at a hospitalThe rule reaches commercial drivers alone

28.How should the wheel be returned to center after a sharp turn?

Let go and allow it to spin back on its ownStraighten it by hand rather than letting it slide back through your fingersHold the turn until the vehicle straightens itself outGuide it back with one finger

29.An approaching driver will not dim their high beams. What should you do?

Switch on your own high beams and leave them onClose one eye until the vehicle has gone byLook toward the right-hand edge of the road so the glare does not blind youBrake hard and stop where you are

30.Who must accompany a Delaware learner's permit holder aged over 18?

Any licensed driver over 18A parent or legal guardian onlyA licensed driver at least 21 years old who is qualified for that class of vehicleA paid driving instructor only