RI DMV PRACTICE TEST

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Anyone operating a motor vehicle or motorcycle on public roadways in Rhode Island must have a driver license or learner's permit. The RI DMV written test covers the contents of the Rhode Island Driver's Handbook, and includes questions on road rules, safe driving practices, road signs, and identification of signals and pavement markings. The RI DMV written knowledge test consists of 40 questions, and you'll need at least 34 correct answers to pass (85% or higher). Practice with this sample DMV test and study the manual to get ready for the official Rhode Island driver's license test.
1. Which of the following statements is correct?
When the traffic control signal you are approaching is yellow, you should speed up and pass it.
When the traffic control signal you are approaching is green, you can speed up to pass it.
When the traffic control signal you are approaching is yellow, you should slow down and stop.
When the traffic control signal you are approaching is red, you can proceed if the road is clear.
2. This sign means:
low clearance sign
No passing zone ahead.
Narrow bridge ahead. Slow down and drive with caution.
Do not enter if your vehicle is taller than the height listed on the sign.
None of the above.
3. This sign means:
airport sign
General information sign for an airport.
No fly zone ahead.
Aircraft manufacturing facility ahead.
Aircraft warning.
4. It is illegal for a person 21 years of age to have a BAC of ________.
0.20% or higher.
0.02% or higher.
0.2% or higher.
0.08% or higher.
5. The amount of alcohol in the blood is measured by:
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC).
Number of Drinks (NOD).
Amount of Alcohol Drunk (AAD).
Cellular Dehydration Index (CDI).
6. The amount of space you need to cross traffic depends on the:
Number of cars behind you.
Road and weather conditions and oncoming traffic.
Presence of a yield sign.
Number of cars in front of you.
7. Defensive drivers:
Always travel at a constant speed.
Look out for the actions of other drivers.
Only drive in residential areas.
Drive slower than other drivers.
8. The best way to deal with a tailgater is to:
Slow down gradually or change lanes and allow the tailgater to pass you.
Brake suddenly, then tap your brakes lightly.
Speed up to increase your following distance.
Reduce your speed to give the tailgater more space behind you.
9. On slippery roads, drivers should:
Leave more space in front of their vehicle.
Increase their speed to avoid hydroplaning.
Come to a complete stop.
Reduce the reaction distance.
10. When driving in winter, you should NOT:
Use snow tires on all four wheels of your vehicle.
Check your vehicle's antifreeze level and windshield washer fluid.
Use cruise control.
Drive on interstate roads.
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