Filtreler
Gizle/Goster
ID: 7513
Exam: 2417 | Row: 10
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This sign indicates that
Choices
1
the road ahead has a bump.
2
the road ahead has a dip.
3
a hill grade is ahead.
4
a median is ahead.
ID: 7533
Exam: 2418 | Row: 10
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What does this regulatory sign mean?
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1
High-occupancy vehicles are not allowed during specified times.
2
No cars or buses are allowed during specified times.
3
The indicated lane is for high-occupancy vehicles during specified times.
4
The indicated lane is for heavy trucks.
ID: 7553
Exam: 2419 | Row: 10
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What does this sign indicate?
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1
Low clearance ahead
2
A narrow road ahead
3
A narrow bridge ahead
4
A winding road ahead
ID: 7573
Exam: 2420 | Row: 10
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This sign indicates
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1
a railroad crossing.
2
road work.
3
road repairs.
4
a right turn.
ID: 7593
Exam: 2421 | Row: 10
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What does this sign indicate?
Choices
1
You may go straight or turn left.
2
You must go straight.
3
You must make a right turn.
4
You may go straight or turn right.
ID: 7613
Exam: 2422 | Row: 10
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This sign represents
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1
a U.S. Route marker.
2
the maximum speed limit on a road.
3
a milepost.
4
the number of vehicles allowed to park.
ID: 7623
Exam: 2852 | Row: 10
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Upon the second conviction of refusal to submit to testing in the state of Idaho, your driver's license will be suspended for
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1
2 years.
2
180 days.
3
90 days.
4
1 year.
ID: 7643
Exam: 2853 | Row: 10
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An Idaho driver who holds a Supervised Instruction Permit under the GDL program must accumulate at least ____ hours of supervised driving time.
Choices
1
30
2
50
3
40
4
60
ID: 7663
Exam: 2854 | Row: 10
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A blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.15% increases a driver's chances of causing an accident by _____ times.
Choices
1
5
2
10
3
15
4
25
ID: 7691
Exam: 2857 | Row: 10
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After alcohol, the second most common drug used by drivers involved in accidents is
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cocaine.
2
cold or allergy medications.
3
marijuana.
4
pain relievers.