North Dakota Car / Permit Practice Test 5

11.North Dakota sorts the signs along its streets and highways into how many basic families?

FiveSevenTwoThree

12.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

13.Unless a sign says otherwise, what is the limit in a North Dakota business or residential district?

20 miles per hour25 miles per hour30 miles per hour35 miles per hour

14.How much of a lane should a driver leave to a motorcyclist?

The full width of the laneWhatever is left after the car passesOnly the shoulder side of the laneHalf the lane, so both can fit

15.Another motorist has pulled out to overtake you. What does the manual tell you to do?

Accelerate to shorten the passPull onto the shoulderHold your speed rather than speeding upBrake sharply

16.What does North Dakota call parking on the street side of an already parked vehicle?

Emergency parkingAngle parkingDouble parkingShoulder parking

17.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

18.An approaching driver refuses to lower the high beams. What does the manual advise?

Switch your own high beams on in returnLook toward the right edge of the roadClose one eye until the car passesStop in your lane until the glare ends

19.A driver is coming down an entrance ramp onto a freeway. Who has to give way?

Traffic on the main roadwayThe driver entering from the rampWhichever driver is going slowerNeither, since merging is shared

20.How soon after a conviction are points normally added to a North Dakota driving record?

Within 24 hoursWithin 10 daysWithin 30 daysWithin six months