RMV Questions (1) 1

Number
Question
Choice A
Choice B
1 What does a Class D driver's license allow you to operate?
Any vehicle.
Any vehicle in Massachusetts.
What does it mean if your license is issued with a Junior

3 Operator restriction?
How long is a person's first Massachusetts driver's license
5 valid for?
6 How long before your license expires may you renew it?
You must not be under 21 years of

age to operate a motor vehicle.
27 Can you make a right turn on a steady red traffic light?

33 What does a double solid yellow line mean?
What are the blind spots (areas that the driver may not be
52 able to see) of most trucks and large vehicles?
53 When is it okay to pass a truck or bus on the right?
10 years.
2 weeks.
You may not drive a motor vehicle

between the hours of 12:00 a.m.
and 5:00 a.m. unless accompanied
by a parent or legal guardian.
It will expire on their fifth birthday
after date of issue.
2 months.
Never.
That traffic is only going one
direction on that road.
Only after coming to a complete

stop, yielding to pedestrians and
other vehicles in your path, and if
there is not a sign indicating "NO
TURN ON RED".
That you may cross these lines to
pass.
Behind the truck only.

Only when it is absolutely
necessary.
Left and right of the truck only.

Right of the truck only.
When a truck is in the left lane with
its right turn signal on.
Anytime traffic is heavy.
Make sure no one is hurt and then

63 What are you required to do if you are involved in an accident? continue on your way.
If you want to pass another car, how far ahead do you need to
73 see before passing?
It doesn't really matter.
How many Americans will be injured at some time or killed in a
75 motor vehicle crash?
One out of three.
77
81
83
85
90
Unless posted otherwise, what would be considered a

reasonable and proper speed when driving in a thickly settled
or business district?
The shape of a "railroad crossing" sign is?
If the lights at a railroad crossing are flashing how far before
the light post or gate must you stop?
When is it okay to tailgate another vehicle?
Why should you stay with the flow of traffic when traveling in
the second lane of a multiple-lane highway?
Choice C
Passenger vehicles, vans and small
trucks.
Choice D
Only passenger vehicles.
You may not drive a motor vehicle at

any time unless accompanied by a
parent or legal guardian.
You may not drive a motor vehicle if an

experienced driver could drive in your place.
It will expire on their third birthday after date
of issue.
1 year.
3 years.
6 months.
Only after coming to a complete stop

with no need to yield to anyone.
That you may never cross these lines.
Always.
You may not cross these lines unless turning
left.
Front, behind, left and right of the truck.
Anytime.
File an accident report with both the

RMV and the local police department if
Avoid showing your driver's license there has been $1000 or more of
until you speak with an attorney.
damage to property.
You are not required to do anything.
At least 25 feet.
At least 100 feet.
At least 400 feet.
One out of ten.
One out of twenty.
One out of fifty.
30 mph.
Diamond.
40 mph.
Square.
50 mph
Round.
55 mph.
Triangle.
200 feet.
When they are driving too slow.
You should never stay with the flow
of traffic.
15 feet.
Never.
That is the lane that is most often
watched by law enforcement.
3 feet.
When traffic flow is heavy.
You do not need to stop.

At any time.
Trucks and buses use this lane as a passing
lane.
It is the fastest moving lane.
When you are driving in the left

lane, your path is clear and it is safe When a "NO U-TURN" sign is
to do so.
posted.
At the crest of a hill or near a curve.
100 What should you do if another driver is tailgating you?
Slam on your brakes.
Speed up as fast as you can.
Slowly brake until you stop.
It is never okay to make a U-turn.

Reduce your speed and allow the other driver
to pass.
Which of the following violations can cause you to lose your

103 driving privileges?
No violation can cause you to lose

your driving privileges.
Criminal violations.
Civil motor vehicle infractions and

criminal violations.
Civil motor vehicle infractions, criminal

violations, motor vehicle accidents where you
are found to be at fault.
92 When is it okay to make a U-turn?
If you receive a traffic citation from a law enforcement officer

for a civil motor vehicle infraction (CMVI), how many days do
you have to pay the required fine or request a hearing to
109 dispute the citation?
What is the minimum penalty if you are given a citation for
115 drivingover the speed limit?
What are the maximum fines that speeding violations can
117 carry?
10
20
30
90
$10 fine.
$25 fine.
$100 fine.
There is no minimum penalty.
Up to $50.
Up to $100.
Up to $200.
Up to $400.
No action may be taken by the

officer.
Only if you have an extensive
driving record.
No action may be taken by the officer if No action may be taken by the officer if you
you are under 21.
are over 21.
No, unless your insurance company requests
No.
it.
10-15 days.
15-60 days.
60 days-1 year.
60 days-1 year.
15-60 days.
There is no revocation period for that offense.
What may happen to you for not responding truthfully and fully
to a police officer who has requested you to sign your name in
124 the officer's presence?
You may be arrested.
Is it possible to obtain a copy of your Massachusetts driving
131 record?
Yes.
What is the length of suspension or revocation for operating a There is no suspension or
135 motor vehicle with a suspended or revoked license?
revocation period for that offense.
What is the length of revocation for operating a motor vehicle
136 without the authority of the owner?
1-3 years.
Number
Question
What is the driver's license revocation period for leaving the
137 scene of an accident when a person is injured?
What is the driver's license revocation period for leaving the
138 scene of an accident involving property damage?
What is the driver's license revocation period for operating to
139 endanger?
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
Choice D
1-2 years.
There is no revocation period for
that offense.
60 days-1 year.
15-60 days.
10-15 days.
15-60 days.
60 days-1 year.
60 days-1 year.
15-60 days.
10-15 days.
.001.
.01.
.02.
How much will an average person's blood alcohol content

(BAC) increase after consuming a 12-oz. beer or a 4-oz. glass
165 of wine or a 1-oz. serving of 80-proof liquor?
.0005.
What are the maximum penalties for the first conviction of

operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or
$5000 fine, 2 1/2 year prison term, 1 $100 fine, 90 day license
168 drugs?
year license suspension.
suspension.
What is the blood alcohol content (BAC) legal limit for a driver
172 in Massachusetts that is 21 years of age or older?
.1.
.08.
186 What kind of drugs can affect your driving skills?
Illegal drugs.
You need only have your corrective

What does it mean if your license is issued with a "Corrective lenses in the vehicle with you when
2 Lenses" restriction?
you drive.
When are you required to carry a valid driver's license on your Whenever you operate a motor
4 person or within easy reach inside your vehicle?
vehicle.
Prescription medicines.
$500 to $1000 fine, maximum 1 year prison

$250 fine, 6 month license suspension. term, 6 month license suspension.
.06.
.04.
Over-the-counter remedies.
Almost any drug can affect your driving skills.
You need only to bring your corrective

You need only wear your corrective lenses the next time you have a
lenses at night.
driver's license vision test.
Only when you are operating
another person's motor vehicle.
Only when traveling in heavy traffic.
When you drive, you must wear the same

type of corrective lenses that you used for the
driver's license vision test.
Whenever it is convenient.
7 When do you have to pass a vision screening test?
Only when trying to get your first

license.
When trying to get your first license

and each time you renew your
license.
Only if your vision changes.
What does the law require you to do if you hold a

Massachusetts learner's permit or driver's license and you
8 change your address?
You do not need to notify the RMV.
Notify the RMV within 1 year of the Notify the RMV within 30 days of the
change.
change.
You only need to inform the RMV if you are

asked.
You do not need to take any action.

No one is required to wear safety
belts.
Have them repaired immediately

and in the meantime use the
appropriate hand signals when
turning or slowing down.
Every occupant of a private
passenger motor vehicle.
You only need to have them repaired if You do not need to have them repaired as
you live in the city.
you can use the appropriate hand signals.
Only those under 12 years of age.
Only those under 18 years of age.
A $25 fine.
A $15 fine.
A $5 fine.
A $15 fine.
A $5 fine.
There is no penalty.
$5 per person.
$15 per person.
$25 per person.
14 As passengers, children 12 years or younger are required to:
There are no requirements.
Wear a fitted child safety seat or

seat belt if the driver is under 21
years.
Wear a fitted child safety seat or seat

belt if the driver is over 21 years.
Wear a fitted child safety seat or seat belt at

all times.
What are the consequences for violating the law requiring

15 child passengers to be properly restrained?
A $25 fine and it is a surchargeable A $15 fine and it is a surchargeable

event (for license suspension and
event (for license suspension and
insurance purposes).
insurance purposes).
A $15 fine.
For passengers age 5 years or younger, which form of

16 restraint should be used?
They should be held by adults.
What should you do if your directional signals or brake lights

9 stop working properly?
10 Who is required to wear safety belts in Massachusetts?

What is the possible penalty for a driver who operates a motor
11 vehicle without wearing a safety belt?
What is the possible penalty for a passenger 16 years of age
12 or older who is not wearing a safety belt?
A $25 fine.
What is the possible penalty for a driver who has passengers
between the ages of 12 and 16 who are not wearing safety
13 belts?
17 Which statement is true about safety belts?

20 Are you allowed to use a cellular telephone while driving?

21 Are you allowed to wear headphones while driving?
They shouldn't be retrained.
They protect you from violently

hitting the windshield, dashboard,
They will trap you inside the vehicle steering wheel or other hard
if you are in a crash.
surfaces inside the vehicle.
They will trap you inside the vehicle They don't need to be worn if your
vehicle is equipped with air bags.
Every other time you renew your license.
They should be securely fastened into

an approved child passenger restraint. It is up to the child to decide.
They don't need to be worn if your

They keep you from being thrown out
of the vehicle.
They don't need to be worn while driving short

distances.
They don't need to be worn while driving short
distances.
If you're the driver, they help you stay in a
seated position and maintain control of the
vehicle, so you can avoid a more serious
crash.
They don't need to be worn while

driving short distances.
They will trap you inside the vehicle They don't need to be worn if your
No.
Yes.
Yes, but you must not take both hands

Yes, as long as you keep one hand off the wheel unless you are driving
Yes, but you must occasionally keep your
on the steering wheel at all times. straight.
eyes on the road.
If you keep the volume down.
No.
In rural areas.
Number
Question
22 What is the best way to determine how fast to drive?

23 When is it okay to drive faster than the posted speed limit?
24 What is the speed limit on roads near a school?
What must you do if you come across road construction or
maintenance work and there are orange warning signs
25 announcing a lower speed limit?
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
You should always drive as fast as

the posted speed limit.
When traffic is moving faster than
20 mph which may be posted in
various ways.
You must travel as fast as traffic

allows you to.
You must never drive faster than
You should drive as fast as your

vehicle can go.
35 mph which is seldom posted.
50 mph.
You must never travel faster than is

reasonable and proper for the current
conditions and public safety.
It is usually okay to drive faster than the
posted speed limit.
There is no speed limit on roads near a
school.
You must obey these posted speed

limits.
You do not need to obey these posted speed

limits.
When traffic flow is light.
Choice D
28 What does a flashing red traffic light mean?
You must travel as fast as traffic

allows you to.
Slow down but not come to a
complete stop.
Slow down but not come to a
complete stop.
You only need to obey these

posted speed limits if you see work
crews.
Stop and wait until there are no
other vehicles.
Stop only if other vehicles are
present.
29 What does a steady yellow traffic light mean?
That you should accelerate no

matter what the conditions.
It is a warning that the traffic light is

changing from green to red, you
That you should stop no matter what
must stop if safe to do so.
the conditions.
30 What does a steady green light mean?
Go, but only after yielding to other

vehicles, bicycles, or pedestrians in
the road.
To slow down before proceeding.
Go, regardless of other vehicles,

bicycles, or pedestrians in the road.
To stop.
What should you do if a traffic signal at an intersection is

31 blacked-out and not functioning at all?
32 What color are stop signs?
Continue through the intersection

without stopping.
Blue.
Do not enter the intersection.

White.
Treat the intersection as having green

lights.
Yellow.
Treat the intersection as having stop signs in

all directions. Proceed when safe to do so.
Red.
34 When do you obey directions given to you by a traffic officer?

When may you use a highway breakdown lane as a travel
35 lane?
Only when that officer is with the

state police.
During the hours of use that are
clearly posted.
Only when they don't conflict with

any traffic signs, signals or
pavement markings.
Even when they overrule any traffic

signs, signals or pavement markings.
Only when there is heavy traffic.
Whenever there is heavy traffic.
Whenever traffic has come to a stop.
Anytime.
What is the rule about blocking an intersection with your

36 vehicle?
It is legal if traffic has stopped.
It is illegal to block an
intersection with your vehicle.
It is legal if the traffic light changes

and you are still in the intersection.
It is legal whenever there is heavy traffic.
37 When may you enter an intersection?
When there is enough room for you

to safely drive through to the other
side.
Whenever the traffic light is green.
Whenever you need to make a turn.
When traffic has stopped.
38 When may you drive across a crosswalk?
When there is enough room for you

to safely drive through to the other
side.
Whenever the traffic light is green.
Whenever you need to make a turn.
When traffic has stopped.
39 When making a right turn, you want to turn from which lane?
From the lane farthest to the left.
From the far right lane.
From whichever lane you choose.
You may not make a right turn.
40 When making a left turn, you want to turn from which lane?
From the lane farthest to the left.
41 When may you turn left on a red traffic light?

When must you yield to pedestrians who are walking in or
42 crossing a roadway?
At any time.
You may not make a left turn.

Only if you are turning from a one-way street
onto another one-way street.
When they are in a crosswalk.
From the far right lane.

From whichever lane you choose.
Anytime there are no other vehicles
around.
Only if you use your turn signal first.
You must always yield to these
pedestrians.
When they are in an intersection.
Who has the right-of-way at a four-way stop that has stop

43 signs in all directions?
A vehicle that has come to a full

stop at the intersection first.
Vehicles that arrive to the four-way

stop from a faster speed zone.
Any vehicle with passengers.
No one has the right-of-way at a four-way

stop.
Who has the right-of-way at a four-way stop that has stop

44 signs in all directions?
Who has the right-of-way at an intersection where someone is
45 making a left turn?
No one has the right-of-way at a

four-way stop.
Vehicles behind the person making
the left turn.
Vehicles that arrive to the four-way

stop from a faster speed zone.
A vehicle on the immediate right of another

vehicle that has stopped at the intersection at
the same time.
An oncoming vehicle.
46 Who has the right-of-way at a rotary (traffic circle)?

47 When may you use the shoulder of a road for passing?
48 When may you use a sidewalk for passing?
Vehicles already in the rotary.

Anytime.
Anytime.

Vehicles behind the person
approaching the rotary.

No one has the right-of-way at an intersection.

No one has the right-of-way when
approaching a rotary.
Never.
Never.
What must you do if you come upon a school bus or school

pupil transport vehicle with lights flashing or a stop sign
49 extended?
Unless you are traveling on a

divided highway, you must stop no
matter which side of the road you
are traveling on.
You must stop if you are traveling

on the right hand side of the road.
You must stop if you are traveling on

the left hand side of the road.
You do not need to stop unless you see

children.
26 What does a steady red traffic light mean?
Stop only if other vehicles are present. Stop and wait until the light is green. .
Stop and not to go until the light is
Come to a complete stop, obey the right-ofgreen.
way laws and proceed when it is safe.
It is a warning that the traffic light is changing
from red to green, you need to prepare to go.
You do not need to yield to pedestrians.
Number
Question
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
Choice D
Pull to the center of the road and

stop until the vehicle has passed.
Pull as close as possible to the right

side of the road and stop until the
vehicle has passed.
You do not need to stop at any point.
Pull to the center of the intersection

and stop until the vehicle has passed.
You do not need to stop at any point.
What must you do if you see or hear an emergency vehicle

50 coming from any direction?
You must stop immediately no

matter what the conditions.
What must you do if you see or hear an emergency vehicle

coming from any direction and you are in the middle of an
51 intersection?
Continue driving through the

Stop in the middle of the
intersection and pull over as soon
intersection.
as it is safe.
Yes, if it is near a rural area like a
No.
forest or field.
To express anger or complain about To try to get a slow driver to move
other drivers' mistakes.
faster.
54 Are you allowed to throw lit cigarettes from a moving vehicle

55 When is it okay to use your horn?
Make sure you are in the proper

lane well in advance to enter or exit
56 What should you NOT do when entering or exiting a highway? the highway.
Stay to the right and only use the
left lane for passing.
57 What should you NOT do when driving on the highway?
One-half hour after sunset until one58 When does the law require you to use your headlights?
half hour before sunrise.
To properly drive with high beam headlights you should lower
59 them:
If you are within 50 feet of an

oncoming vehicle; 20 feet of a
vehicle in front of you.
If you miss your exit, stop and

backup on the highway.
Weave in and out of traffic.
3 hours after sunset until 3 hours
before sunrise.
If other drivers complain.
Yes, at anytime if you are over 18.

When necessary to avoid accidents.
Yes.
In a traffic jam to try and get other vehicles
moving.
Yield the right of way to drivers already

on the highway.
Drive in the middle of your lane,
staying between the lines.
As you approach and enter a highway travel

lane, increase your speed to match that of
vehicles already on the road.
When changing lanes, use your rearview
mirror and use your directional signals.
Only if other vehicles are present.
You are not required to use your headlights.
If you are within 500 feet of an

oncoming vehicle; 200 feet of a vehicle
in front of you.
High beams are o.k. anytime.
Increase your speed to arrive at

your destination sooner so that you
may avoid the weather.
Decrease the space between you

and other vehicles in order to
prevent rain from hitting the
highway.
62 What should you NOT do if your vehicle skids?
Increase your speed to arrive at

your destination sooner so that you
may avoid the weather.
Ease off the gas and shift into
neutral.
Decrease your speed and increase Decrease the space between you and
the space between your vehicles
other vehicles in order to prevent snow You do not need to change your driving
and others.
from hitting the highway.
behavior in snow.
Turn your steering wheel in the
Hit the brakes.
direction of the skid.
Be prepared to steer left and right a few times.
Who is allowed the special privileges of a disabled plate or

64 placard?
Any person using a vehicle

displaying the plate or placard.
Any relative of the disabled person

who has been granted the plate or Anyone who has a disabled plate or
placard.
placard in his or her possession.
When is a vehicle required to undergo a safety and emissions

65 inspection in Massachusetts?
What vehicles are required to have insurance in
66 Massachusetts?
Under the Safe Driver Insurance Plan (SDIP) what happens if
67 you are a safe driver and keep your driving record clean?
There are no such inspections in

Massachusetts.
No vehicles are required to have
insurance.
When the vehicle changes owners

and then on a yearly basis.
Only passenger vehicles are
required to have insurance.
Only when the vehicle changes

owners.
Only once in the life of the vehicle.
Only commercial vehicles are required All vehicles on the road are required to have
to have insurance.
insurance.
Your premium may go down.
Your premium will go up.
There will be no change.
You will not need insurance.
Under the Safe Driver Insurance Plan (SDIP) what happens if

you are convicted of a criminal or civil motor vehicle violation,
68 or if you are found to be at fault in an accident?
Your premium may go down.
69 The shape of a "stop" sign is?
Diamond.
70 The shape of a "yield" sign is?
Square.
Your premium will go up.

Triangle.
Upside down triangle.
There will be no change.

Square.
Octagon.
You will not need insurance.

Octagon (8 equal sides).
Diamond.
Proceed with caution and stay alert.

Look both ways when crossing an
intersection.
It is warning that the traffic light is changing

from green to red.
Slow down and then force your way

into traffic.
They result in very few deaths among
children and young adults.
Come to a complete stop no matter what kind

of traffic is visible.
They are the leading cause of death among
children and young adults.
60 What is a good driving tip for driving in rain?
61 What is a good driving tip for driving in snow?
71 What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?
Slow down and come to a complete Stop and not to go until the light is
stop.
green.
72 What should you do when you see a "yield" sign?
Slow down and be prepared to stop. Accelerate to prepare for any

Let traffic pass before proceeding. possible traffic.
74 What is true about motor vehicle crashes in this country?

76 What are speed limits based on?
What must you do if you see any pedestrians entering or
78 using a crosswalk in your path of travel?
79 When may you let your vehicle block a crosswalk?
When you see a sign that uses a red circle with a diagonal
80 slash what does that circle and slash mean?
What must you do if a flag person or police officer is directing

82 traffic around a work zone?
They seldom happen.

A speed that is never safe to travel
at.
They result in very few deaths.

A speed that is always safe to
travel at.
Decrease your speed and increase the

space between your vehicles and
You do not need to change your driving
others.
behavior in rain.
The disabled person who has been officially

granted the plate or placard.
Nothing if you have the right-of-way. You must yield to the pedestrians.
When you are stopped at a red
When the traffic flow traffic is heavy. light.
Conditions when they are at their worst. Ideal driving conditions.

Nothing if others are not yielding the
right of way to the pedestrians.
You must yield if it is convenient.
When the light is green and traffic is
not moving.
Never.
"Okay to."
"Sometimes permissible."
These signs do not pertain to motorists. Access or movement is prohibited, think "No."
You must obey the flagger's or

officer's signals.
You may obey the flagger's or

officer's signals if it doesn't conflict
with other rules of the road.
You must obey the flagger's or officer's

You may obey the flagger's or officer's signals only if he or she is with the State
signals if it is convenient.
Police.
Number
Question
When is it okay to drive around a lowered gate or ignore the
84 flashing lights at a railroad crossing?
86 What is the main cause of rear-end crashes?
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
At any time.
People driving too slow.
Any time there is no train in sight.

Heavy traffic flow.
87 How far ahead should you signal your turn?
You are not required to signal a turn. Whenever it is convenient.
Any time the train is stopped.

Never.
Defective brake lights.
Tailgating.
100 feet before a turn. 500 feet before
a turn on a highway.
15 feet before a turn.
Why should you not pull in front of a truck or other large

88 vehicleand slow down or stop suddenly?
There is no reason why you should

not, you have the right-of-way.
There is no reason why you should

not if the traffic flow is heavy.
You will not be able to slow down..
Why should you not pull in front of a truck or other large

89 vehicle and slow down or stop suddenly?
The driver might not have enough

room to stop.
There is no reason why you should There is no reason why you should not
not, you have the right-of-way.
if the traffic flow is heavy.
You will not be able to stop.
91 When are you required to use your turn signals?

93 What color are general warning signs?
When you change lanes.

Yellow.
Only when other cars are present.

Red.
94 What are "right-of-way" rules?

95 What is best to remember about "right-of-way"?
What should you do so that you will be able to hear an
96 approaching siren of an emergency vehicle?
Rules that help drivers decide how

to handle traffic situations that are
not entirely determined by signs or
signals.
Right-of-way is something you take,
not give.
Lean in the seat of your vehicle
towards a window.
There is no real need to look for
anything.
Only when traffic flow is heavy.

Blue.
Choice D
They may need twice the distance to stop

than an automobile or motorcycle.
You are not required to use traffic signals.

Green.
There is no such thing as right-of- Rules for use only by less experienced
way.
drivers.
Rules that are for pedestrians only.
Right-of-way is something you give,
not take.
There is no such thing as right-of-way. It is something to avoid.
Drive slowly.
Always drive with your windows down.
Avoid loud noise levels inside your vehicle.
One or more emergency vehicles. .
An accident.
There is no way to accurately tell.
If you can't see a truck's rearview mirrors.
You can never follow too closely.
A fire.
By comparing yourself to other
drivers around you.
By comparing yourself to other
drivers around you.
By using the "two-second" rule.
101 What is driving considered in Massachusetts?
A right of every citizen.
An earned privilege.
There is no way to accurately tell.

A right of every citizen over 16 1/2
years of age.
Who is responsible for a driver's actions once he/she has

102 earned a driver's license?
What does it mean when your driver's license is suspended or
104 revoked?
No one is responsible for a driver's

actions.
Only some of your driving privileges
are taken away.
A possible fine or loss of license or
both.
The RMV is responsible for a

driver's actions.
Your driving privileges are taken
away.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

is responsible for a driver's actions.
The driver is responsible for his/her actions.
You may engage in restricted driving.
It is a warning, you may still continue to drive.
Only loss of license.
There are no penalties.
No.
Only a fine.
Only if you are under 21 years of
age.
Only if you have an attorney with you.
Yes.
Being under 21 years of age.
Being over 35 years of age.
Penalties are always the same.

You will be charged a late fee and
your license will be suspended.

You will just be issued a verbal
warning.
Being a repeat offender.

You will just be issued a written
warning.
Penalties are always the same.
No.
No, unless it is a speeding citation. Only if it is a citation over $250.
Yes.
It doesn't mean anything.
That you are willing to pay but will

not accept responsibility for that
violation.
That you accept responsibility for that

violation.
That you do not accept responsibility for that

violation.
All moving violations.
Only those involving speeding.
Only those committed in your own car.
No violations are tracked.
114 What will happen if you do not pay your parking tickets ?
Nothing.
You will be prevented from

renewing your driver's license or
registration.
You will be prevented from renewing

You will be prevented from renewing your
your registration if they exceed $1,000. driver's license if they exceed $5,000.
What happens if you are convicted of driving more than 10

116 miles-per-hour (mph) over the speed limit?
May your license be suspended due to a bad check to the
118 RMV?
You will still receive the minimum

speeding penalty.
You will be fined an additional $2

for each mile per-hour you were
traveling over the first ten.
No.
Yes.
97 What should you look for if you hear a siren?

98 How do you know if you are tailgating a truck?
How do you know if you are following too closely behind
99 another vehicle?
105 What are the penalties for breaking a motor vehicle law?
If your license is suspended or revoked do you have a right to
106 a hearing?
What may cause the penalties for numerous motor vehicle
107 violations to be more severe?
What may cause the penalties for numerous motor vehicle
108 violations to be more severe?
What happens if you do not respond to a traffic citation within
110 the required time?
Can continued failure to pay a traffic citation result in license
111 suspension?
112 What does paying a motor vehicle citation mean?

What moving violations are tracked in Massachusetts by the
113 RMV and are recorded on your driving record?
119 Which of the following are criminal motor vehicle offenses?
It is not possible to tailgate a truck.
Parking violations.
Non payment of excise taxes.
A right of every citizen over 21 years of age.
Nothing will happen.
You will be fined an additional $10 for

each mile per-hour you were traveling
over the first ten.
Only if the check is for an amount
greater than $50.
You will be fined an additional $10 for each

mile per-hour you were traveling over the first
twenty.
Only if the check is for an amount greater
than $100.
A speeding violation.
Driving with a suspended license, driving

under the influence of alcohol, leaving the
scene of an accident.
Number
Question
Choice B
Choice C
to a police officer who has requested you to provide your
120 name and address?
officer.
you are under 21.
are over 21.
to a police officer who has requested you to provide the
121 vehicle owner's name and address?

officer.
you are over 21.
are under 21.
to a police officer who has requested you to produce your
122 driver's license on demand?
officer.

officer if you are over 21.
No action may be taken by the officer if

you are under 21.
to a police officer who has requested you to show a valid
123 registration certificate to the motor vehicle?
officer.
you are under 21.
are over 21.
What happens with traffic offenses you have committed in

125 other states?
What happens if your license or driving privileges have been
126 suspended or revoked in another state?
Which surchargeable events count toward possible license
127 suspension?
How long will your driver's license be suspended for if you
128 receive three speeding violations within a 12-month period?
What will happen to your license if you accumulate (5)
129 surchargeable events within 3 years?
Choice A
they will be placed on your driving

they cannot be placed on your
record but will not count toward
driving record and will be ignored by license suspension in
the RMV.
Massachusetts.
they will be placed on your driving

record and treated by the RMV as if
they had occurred in Massachusetts.
You are allowed less violations in

Massachusetts before suspension.
Your Massachusetts license will

only be valid in Massachusetts.
Moving violations only.
Accident surcharges only.
Your Massachusetts license will only

be suspended if you are under 21
years of age.
Both moving violations and accident
surcharges.
30 days.
20 days.
10 days.
Nothing.
It will be suspended unless you

are under 21 years.
It will be suspended indefinitely.
Choice D
they are offenses which the RMV does not

have access to.
Your Massachusetts license may be
suspended or revoked.
None of the above.
3 days.
It will be suspended indefinitely unless you
complete a Driver Re-Training Program.
What will happen if you accumulate seven (7) surchargeable

events (such as a speeding violation) on your driving record
130 within a three-year period?
Nothing will happen if all the events Your license will be suspended for
occurred in Massachusetts.
60 days.
Your license will be suspended for 30

days.
Your license will be suspended for 15 days.
When does the Registrar of Motor Vehicles have the right to

132 suspend or revoke your driver's license?
The Registrar does not have that

right.
The Registrar does not have that

right without a public hearing.
Only when the law requires it.
When the law requires it or when the

Registrar considers you to be a threat to
public safety.
Does the Registrar have a right to suspend your license or

your right to operate if you commit a serious motor vehicle
133 offense and pose an immediate threat to public safety?
The Registrar does not have the

right to take any action.
The Registrar cannot take any

action without a hearing.
Yes
The Registrar may only suspend learner's

permits.
What does the Registrar have a right to do if it is determined

at a hearing that you have operated a motor vehicle
134 improperly?
Suspend your driving privileges if

you are under 21 years of age.
Suspend your driving privileges
The Registrar does not have the right

to take any action.
The Registrar does not have that right to take

any action without a hearing.
140
141
142
143
144
How long will your Massachusetts driver's license be

suspended if your driving privileges have been suspended or
revoked in another state?
What does it mean if the RMV suspends or revokes your
driver's license?
What are you required to do if your license is suspended or
revoked?
What happens if the RMV has suspended or revoked your
license for any reason?
What will happen if you are driving while your license is
suspended or revoked?
15 days.
It is a warning, you may still
continue to drive.
Until your out-of-state driving

privileges have been reinstated.
You may only drive in
Massachusetts.
Leave your driver's license at the
You are not required to do anything. house when you drive.
60 days.
It means you have lost your driving
privileges.
Turn in your license immediately to the
RMV.
Your Massachusetts driver's license will not

be suspended during this time.
Only permitted to drive to work.

You are not permitted to drive.
Nothing will happen if you only drive Nothing will happen if you are in
in Massachusetts.
your own car.
Not permitted to drive with passengers. Only permitted to drive your own car.
You may face a considerable fine
and/or jail sentence.
You may face a fine only.
You may only drive your own car.

Only turn in your driver's license if you are
under 21 years of age.
145 Is a fee required to reinstate a suspended or revoked license? No.
A fee is only required if you have

misplace your suspended license.
There is no fee to reinstate a first time

suspension.
Yes.
If you owe a fee for a parking violation can you renew your
146 driver's license?
Yes.
The RMV will only refuse to renew

your license if you are in prison.
Only if unpaid fines for parking tickets

total $1000 or more.
No.
No.
Only if you have citations for more

than two abandoned vehicles.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
The RMV will only refuse to renew your

license if you are in prison.
Yes.
Only if the balance on your outstanding
excise tax is larger than $1000
Only if you have outstanding Superior Court
warrants.
If you have any citations for abandoned vehicles can you

147 renew your driver's license?
If you have any outstanding excise tax can you renew your
148 driver's license?
If you have any outstanding court warrants can you renew
149 your driver's license?
Number
Question
If you have unpaid child support can you renew your driver's
150 license?
151 What is true about alcohol, drugs and driving?

In the U.S. each year, alcohol is responsible for what fraction
152 of highway deaths?
What side effects of alcohol use can have a negative impact

153 on your driving abilities?
154 Can one alcoholic drink in an hour affect your driving?
155 Who is immune to the effects of drinking alcohol?
Is your ability to drive a vehicle safely impaired after drinking
156 alcohol?
157 Which of the following will get alcohol out of your body?
What is the most "ideal" way to avoid operating a motor
158 vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
159 What is measured by blood alcohol content (BAC)?
160 How is blood alcohol content (BAC) determined?
After you have been drinking, your blood alcohol content
161 (BAC) depends on which of the following?
After you have been drinking, your blood alcohol content
162 (BAC) depends on which of the following?
What is most important in determining your blood alcohol
163 content (BAC)?
How much alcohol is contained in a 12-oz. beer or a 4-oz.
164 glass of wine or a 1-oz. serving of 80-proof liquor?
What are the required penalties for operating a motor vehicle
166 under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
What are the required penalties for more than one conviction
of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or
167 drugs?
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
Choice D
Only if your unpaid child support

balance is larger than $1000.
The RMV will only refuse to renew

your license if you are in prison.
No.
Yes.
Only large amounts of alcohol or

other drugs can decrease the
mental and physical abilities you
You have to be drunk or completely need to operate a motor vehicle
intoxicated to be a dangerous driver. safely.
You have to mix alcohol and drugs to

be a dangerous driver.
Your driving can be greatly impaired by

consuming or using small amounts of alcohol
or drugs.
1/2 of highway deaths.
Alcohol slows down your reflexes,

increases your reaction time, and
distorts your vision and judgment.
There are side effects of alcohol use,

but none that impact driving ability.
Alcohol sharpens your awareness and

reaction.
Yes.
People that drink alcohol often.
Depends on the time of day.

People that drink alcohol with meals.
No.
No one.
No.
Depends on the person.
Yes.
Depends on the vehicle.
Drinking black coffee.

Only have one alcoholic beverage
per hour.
The amount of unprocessed alcohol
there is in your body.
Taking a cold shower.

Eating food.
If you have any alcoholic beverage,
you should not drive.
Only drink alcohol with a meal.
Either a blood or breath test.
A urine test.
The amount of blood in your body.

Reading the labels on alcoholic
beverages.
How often you consume alcohol.
How much you have had to drink.
How much you concentrate.
How much you concentrate.

The kind of alcoholic beverage you
drink.
The speed at which you are driving. The type of vehicle you are driving.
The amount of alcohol you have
consumed over a period of time.
What the alcohol is mixed with.
Approximately 1/8 oz.
Approximately 1 oz.
A fine and license suspension.
A fine.
License suspension.
There are no required penalties.
A fine.
A fine and license suspension.
A fine, a prison term, and license

suspension.
There are no required penalties.
It is increased.
It is eliminated.
It is reduced.
Drive carefully when drunk.
Consent to an alcohol test only if

drinking hard alcohol.
Drive carefully when drunk and consent to an

alcohol test only if drinking hard alcohol.
There are no side effects from

alcohol use.
Depends on the kind of alcoholic
drink it is.
Heavier people.
If the court allows someone with their first operating under the
influence (OUI) conviction to complete an Alcohol Education
169 Course what happens to their license suspension period?
There is no change.
What does every licensed driver in the state agree to do
170 according to the Massachusetts Implied Consent Law?
Drive sober and to consent to an

alcohol test if requested by a law
enforcement officer.
What does a police officer have a right to do if he/she believes

you are operating a motor vehicle under the influence of
The officer does not have a right to
171 alcohol?
do anything.
What is the blood alcohol content (BAC) legal limit for a driver
173 in Massachusetts that is under 21 years of age?
.02.
The amount of alcohol in a drink.
Giving your body time to process the alcohol.

After drinking alcohol wait an hour before
driving.
The amount of unprocessed alcohol there is
in a drink.
Either a written or coordination test.
The town or city you are in.
The speed at which your own body processes
alcohol.
Where you consumed the alcoholic beverage.
To ask you to submit to a breath test

only to calculate your blood alcohol
To perform a field sobriety test only. content (BAC).
To ask you to submit to a field sobriety test

and a breath or blood test to calculate your
blood alcohol content (BAC).
.04.
.06.
.08.
What happens if you register an illegal blood alcohol content

174 (BAC) or if you refuse a breath test?
No action is taken.
A warning is issued and you are

allowed to continue to drive.
The police officer is required to take

away your license immediately and the The police officer may take away your license
RMV will suspend your license.
after a court hearing.
Compared to other drivers, what is the likelihood that drivers

under the age of 21 will be involved in a motor vehicle
175 accident where alcohol is a factor?
Not as likely.
Twice as likely.
Half as likely.
What is the penalty for a driver under 21 years of age that is

176 found to have a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .02 or higher? There is no penalty.
A possible 90 day license

suspension, and requirement to
attend a youth alcohol program.
A possible 60 day license suspension, A possible 30 day license suspension, and

and requirement to attend a youth
requirement to attend a youth alcohol
alcohol program.
program.
What is the penalty for a driver under 21 years of age who

177 refuses a breath test?
A 60 day to 90 day license

suspension, and requirement to
attend a youth alcohol program.

A 180 day to 1 year license suspension, and
suspension, and requirement to attend requirement to attend a youth alcohol
a youth alcohol program.
program.
The same likelihood.
Number
Question
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
What is the required penalty if you are under 21 years of age

178 and you purchase alcohol or have someone buy it for you?
A 90 day to 1 year license

suspension.

suspension.
A 30 day to 60 day license suspension. There is no penalty.
What is the required penalty if you are under 21 years of age

and you possess, carry or transport alcohol unless
179 accompanied by a parent or guardian?

suspension.
A 60 day to 90 day license suspension. A 90 day to 1 year license suspension.
What is the penalty if convicted of falsifying your driver's

license or presenting someone else's driver's license as if it
180 were your own ID?
A 15 day license suspension.
You could spend up to 2 weeks in

prison and face a 30 day license
suspension.
You could face a 1 year license

suspension.
181 When may you drink alcohol while driving?
When you are over 21 years of age. Never.
When it is not hard alcohol.
When you are on rural highways.
182 What happens if you refuse a breath test?
No action is taken.
What is the penalty if you are convicted having an open

alcoholic beverage inside your vehicle and you are 21 years of
183 age or older?
A fine of $25 to $50.
What is the penalty if you are convicted of having an open
alcoholic beverage inside your vehicle and you are under 21
184 years of age?
Choice D
A warning is issued and you are

allowed to continue to drive.
The police officer is required to take

away your license immediately and the The police officer may take away your license
RMV will suspend your license.
after a court hearing.
A fine of $50 to $100.
A fine of $100 to $500.
You can only have your license

suspended.
They only apply to marijuana.
They don't apply to drugs.
You can be arrested, fined and have

your license suspended.
You can only be fined.
Do Massachusetts laws that define violations and penalties for

operating under the influence of alcohol apply to drugs as
185 well?
Yes.
They only apply to illegal drugs.
Can use of marijuana have a negative impact on your driving

187 abilities?
Marijuana use has no negative

impact on your driving abilities.
There are side effects of marijuana Marijuana delays your responses to

use, but none that impact driving
sights and sounds and weakens your We just don't know enough about the side
ability.
ability to handle a quick series of tasks. effects of marijuana use.
Can use of marijuana have a negative impact on your driving

188 abilities?
Can you be considered operating under the influence (OUI)
189 when taking prescription medication?
Marijuana use has no negative

There are side effects of marijuana

ability.
190 When is it illegal to operate a motor vehicle while impaired?

Only when alcohol is involved.
Can the use of illegal "hard" drugs like heroin or cocaine affect
191 your driving?
No.
Marijuana causes a severe loss of

night vision.
Only if the medication is not
prescribed by a doctor.
Only when illegal drugs are
involved.
There are side effects, but none
which could impair your driving.
Can use of prescription sedatives and tranquilizers have a

192 negative impact on your driving abilities?
Prescription can make you drowsy.
Prescription medication use has no There are side effects of prescription

negative impact on your driving
medication use, but none that impact
abilities.
driving ability.
Can use of most medicines taken for colds, hay fever or

193 headaches have a negative impact on your driving abilities?
"Everyday medicine" use has no

negative impact on your driving
abilities.
"Everyday medicine" can cause

drowsiness.
There are side effects of "everyday

medicine" use, but none that impact
driving ability.
We just don't know enough about the side

effects of "everyday medicine" use.
Can use of stimulants such as pep pills, speed, cocaine and

194 diet pills have a negative impact on your driving abilities?
Stimulant use has no negative

There are side effects of stimulant

ability.
Stimulants can inevitably cause

fatigue, nervousness, dizziness and a
lack of concentration and can also
affect vision.

effects of stimulant use.
Can use of inhalants such as solvents or glue vapors have a

195 negative impact on your driving abilities?
There are side effects of inhalant

Inhalant use has no negative impact use, but none that impact driving
on your driving abilities.
ability.
We just don't know enough about the

side effects of inhalant use.
Inhalants are not only a serious health hazard

but can make you unable to operate a motor
vehicle properly.
The best way to determine side effects from prescription or

196 over the counter drugs is to:
There should be no side effects.
Ask friends who use that

medication.
Take the medication and experiment

with driving to see the effect.
Read all labels and ask your doctor or

pharmacist how they can effect you.
197 What happens when you combine alcohol with drugs?
You dramatically increase the

negative effects that either one
would have on its own.
You cancel out the negative effects

of each.
You sober up.
There are no effects of combining alcohol

with drugs.
Under what circumstances will your driver's license be

198 suspended if you are convicted of a drug offense?
Under what circumstances will your driver's license be
199 suspended if you are convicted of a drug offense?
If you are convicted of a drug

offense in Massachusetts only.
Only if a motor vehicle was involved
in the offense.
If you are convicted of any drug

offense, whether it is in
Massachusetts or another state.
Even if no motor vehicle was
involved in the offense.
Your license won't be suspended if you are

convicted of a drug offense.
Your license won't be suspended if you are
convicted of a drug offense.
No.
Massachusetts law requires you to lose your driving privileges 30 days to 90 days, depending on
200 for how long if you are convicted of a drug offense?
the conviction.
Only if you are under 21 years of age.

It is illegal to operate a motor vehicle
while impaired by any substance.
We don't know enough about their
impact.
If you are convicted of a drug offense

in another state only.
Only if you are under 21 years of age.
90 days to 180 days, depending on 1 to 5 years, depending on the

the conviction.
conviction.

effects of marijuana use.
Yes.
Only when the driver is under 21 years of age.
They can make you unaware and indifferent
to your surroundings.
effects of prescription medication use.
A loss of license is not required.
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1 What does a Class D driver's license allow you to operate?

Any vehicle in Massachusetts.

What does it mean if your license is issued with a Junior

You must not be under 21 years of

27 Can you make a right turn on a steady red traffic light?

You may not drive a motor vehicle

Only after coming to a complete

Behind the truck only.

Left and right of the truck only.

Make sure no one is hurt and then

Unless posted otherwise, what would be considered a

You may not drive a motor vehicle at

You may not drive a motor vehicle if an

Only after coming to a complete stop

File an accident report with both the

At least 100 feet.

At least 400 feet.

One out of ten.

One out of twenty.

One out of fifty.

You do not need to stop.

It is the fastest moving lane.

When you are driving in the left

At the crest of a hill or near a curve.

100 What should you do if another driver is tailgating you?

Slam on your brakes.

Speed up as fast as you can.

Slowly brake until you stop.

It is never okay to make a U-turn.

Which of the following violations can cause you to lose your

No violation can cause you to lose

Civil motor vehicle infractions and

Civil motor vehicle infractions, criminal

92 When is it okay to make a U-turn?

If you receive a traffic citation from a law enforcement officer

There is no minimum penalty.

No action may be taken by the

There is no revocation period for that offense.

There is no revocation period for that offense.

There is no revocation period for that offense.

How much will an average person's blood alcohol content

What are the maximum penalties for the first conviction of

You need only have your corrective

$500 to $1000 fine, maximum 1 year prison

Almost any drug can affect your driving skills.

You need only to bring your corrective

When you drive, you must wear the same

7 When do you have to pass a vision screening test?

Only when trying to get your first

When trying to get your first license

What does the law require you to do if you hold a

You do not need to notify the RMV.

You only need to inform the RMV if you are

You do not need to take any action.

Have them repaired immediately

Only those under 18 years of age.

$15 per person.

$25 per person.

14 As passengers, children 12 years or younger are required to:

There are no requirements.

Wear a fitted child safety seat or

Wear a fitted child safety seat or seat