North Dakota Car / Permit Practice Test 3

1.What speed applies as you near a rail crossing whose track you cannot properly see?

35 miles per hour10 miles per hour20 miles per hour25 miles per hour

2.What does a flashing yellow arrow let a left-turning driver do?

Turn carefully after yielding to oncoming vehicles and pedestriansWait, since no turn is allowed on yellowTravel straight ahead onlyTurn immediately, because oncoming traffic is stopped

3.According to the manual, what is the only genuine remedy for a sleepy driver?

Turning the radio upStrong coffeeOpening the windowsGetting some sleep

4.What speed applies on unposted gravel, dirt, or loose surface roads in North Dakota?

55 miles per hour65 miles per hour70 miles per hour45 miles per hour

5.Your lane is bordered by the solid stripe of a solid-and-broken yellow pair. What does that mean for you?

You are required to change lanesYour lane ends a short distance aheadYou may overtake whenever the road ahead looks clearOvertaking is barred, but you may cross to turn left

6.You have stopped for a school bus. Which of these lets you go on?

The bus has switched on its yellow lightsTen seconds have gone byThe red lights have quit flashingThe last child has reached the sidewalk

7.How does a clean stretch of driving reduce points on a North Dakota record?

Points never come offOne point for every three months without a new violationTwo points for every six monthsAll points clear after one year

8.How many points on a North Dakota driving record trigger a notice of intended suspension?

6 or more9 or more12 or more20 or more

9.What alcohol concentration makes a driver under 21 legally impaired in North Dakota?

.02 percent.04 percent.08 percentAny measurable amount

10.What is the penalty for driving onto a road that has been officially closed for hazardous conditions?

A $250 fineAn automatic suspensionA verbal warningA $100 fine