North Carolina DMV practice test 4

1. When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing red lights, how should a driver treat the signal?

1. Slow down but do not stop if the road is clear
2. Stop, just as you would stop for any flashing red traffic signal
3. Proceed quickly to beat the closing gates
4. Yield only to trains coming from the left

2. Under what specific time window may a holder of a Level Two Limited Provisional License drive without supervision?

1. From 5 a.m. until 9 p.m.
2. From 6 a.m. until 8 p.m.
3. Only when driving directly to or from school.
4. At any time, provided a parent is in the vehicle.

3. What is the correct procedure when an unmarked car is stopping you and you have a legitimate concern about whether the officer is legitimate?

1. Ignore the stop and continue driving.
2. Call 9-1-1 before pulling over to verify the officer.
3. Stop immediately and ask the officer for identification.
4. Turn off your engine and wait for instructions.

4. If your gas pedal sticks, which of the following is a recommended action?

1. Shift to neutral and apply firm pressure to the brakes without locking the wheels
2. Apply the emergency brake immediately while keeping the gear in drive
3. Turn off the ignition to stop the engine
4. Steer sharply to the left to avoid traffic

5. What is the maximum speed limit for a school bus as stated in the handbook?

1. 35 mph
2. 45 mph
3. 55 mph
4. 60 mph

6. According to the handbook, why is driving on rural roads often considered more dangerous than driving in heavy city traffic?

1. Because rural roads have more traffic signals and stop signs.
2. Because rural roads may not be as wide, have poorer lighting, or higher travel speeds.
3. Because rural roads are always paved and designed for heavy traffic.
4. Because rural roads require drivers to use the center lane for turning.

7. Under what condition may a person with a disability be issued a restricted license?

1. Provided the condition does not keep them from driving safely
2. Only if they have no other medical conditions
3. If they pass a written test only
4. If they use an automatic transmission vehicle

8. During the first six months of holding a Level One Limited Learner Permit, between which hours is the holder authorized to drive?

1. Between the hours of 5 a.m. and 9 p.m.
2. Between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
3. Anytime of day or night.
4. Only during daylight hours.

9. What is the default speed limit in cities and towns unless otherwise posted?

1. 25 mph
2. 35 mph
3. 45 mph
4. 55 mph

10. What is the minimum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) threshold that proves impairment for a driver of a Commercial Motor Vehicle?

1. 0.08 percent
2. 0.04 percent
3. 0.15 percent
4. 0.00 percent

11. If you are driving in a city and realize you are not in the proper lane to make a turn, what should you do?

1. Stop immediately and wait for the next green light.
2. Weave in and out of traffic to get into the correct lane quickly.
3. Continue to the next intersection and turn there.
4. Turn from the current lane regardless of the lane markings.

12. How should a driver handle a skipped or broken yellow center line on a two-lane, two-way road?

1. Cross it only when turning left.
2. Pass with care if the line is in your lane.
3. Never cross it under any circumstances.
4. Use it exclusively for merging into traffic.

13. Under the seat belt law described, who must wear a seat belt even if the vehicle has air bags?

1. Only the driver
2. Only children under age 16
3. All occupants
4. Only passengers in the front seat

14. If you miss your intended exit while driving on an interstate highway, what should you do?

1. Slow down significantly and back up to reach the missed exit.
2. Proceed to the next exit and leave the highway there.
3. Stop immediately in the travel lane to turn around.
4. Signal your turn and merge into the shoulder to wait for the next opportunity.

15. Which shape is exclusively used for stop signs according to the handbook?

1. Triangular with the point at the bottom.
2. Rectangular.
3. Square.
4. Eight-sided (octagon).

16. How should a driver react if a pedestrian starts crossing against a red signal while the driver has a green light?

1. Ignore the pedestrian and proceed
2. Give a warning with your horn
3. Stop immediately and wait for the pedestrian to finish
4. Change lanes to avoid the pedestrian

17. Where should passengers stand when a vehicle has a blowout and needs a tire change?

1. Off the road or shoulder, not in front or to the rear of the vehicle
2. Directly in front of the vehicle to guide the driver
3. Behind the vehicle to watch for oncoming traffic
4. Inside the vehicle until the tire is changed

18. What is the primary function of the pennant-shaped yellow warning sign according to the handbook?

1. It replaces the rectangular regulatory 'DO NOT PASS' sign.
2. It emphasizes the rectangular regulatory 'DO NOT PASS' sign.
3. It indicates a school zone requiring extra caution.
4. It marks the end of a construction maintenance area.

19. What is the recommended practice regarding lane usage on a one-way street?

1. Use the outside lanes for through-travel and the center lanes for turning.
2. Use the center lane(s) for through-travel and the outside lanes for turning.
3. Always drive in the rightmost lane regardless of your destination.
4. Use any lane interchangeably without signaling.