North Dakota Car / Permit Practice Test 10

1.Why should you not act immediately on a motorcycle's blinking turn signal?

Signals on a motorcycle mean a lane change onlyThe signal always means the rider is slowingRiders use signals to greet other driversThe signals often fail to cancel on their own

2.What minimum side clearance must a North Dakota driver give when passing a bicyclist?

Six feetOne footTwo feetThree feet

3.A broken yellow line runs down the middle of a two-lane, two-way road. What does it allow?

Crossing it to turn left or to overtake another vehicleParking along the middle of the roadOvertaking on the right side onlyNothing; it may never be crossed

4.Which situation calls for stretching your following distance to four seconds or more?

Driving on a divided highwayDriving in bright daylightFollowing a large vehicle that hides the road aheadTraveling below the posted limit

5.A steady green arrow for your turn lane tells you what about oncoming vehicles?

They hold the right-of-way over your turnThe turn is protected and belongs to youThey will be turning across your pathThey may enter the intersection at the same time

6.North Dakota describes two shapes for the no-passing message. Where does the pennant-shaped version go?

On the left-hand side of the roadwayOn the right shoulder onlyOn the rear of slow-moving equipmentOverhead, above the travel lane

7.How should a driver use anti-lock brakes in a slippery-road emergency?

Pump the pedal rapidlyApply steady, firm pressure and hold itPress and release every secondUse the parking brake instead

8.Two cars reach an intersection with no signs at about the same moment. Who gives way?

The faster vehicle goes firstThe larger vehicle goes firstThe driver on the left yields to the driver on the rightThe driver on the right yields to the driver on the left

9.How should a lap belt be positioned across the body?

Snug and low over the hipsUnder the arm nearest the doorBehind the back for comfortLoose across the stomach

10.How long is the license suspension for a first alcohol offense within seven years at an AC of .08?

91 days180 days365 days30 days