New York Practice Test 15

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When should drivers increase their following distance?

When following vehicles that are required to come to a stop at railroad crossings.

On slippery roads.

When it is hard to see ahead because of bad weather.

All of the above.

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Where should you position your vehicle when making a left turn from a two-way road onto a one-way road?

As close as possible to the center line.

On the right curb.

As far to the right as possible.

None of the above.

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What should you do if another driver is following you too closely?

move to another lane if possible.

increase your speed as you are probably driving too slowly.

brake suddenly.

activate your stop lights.

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What is the first step in making a three-point turn?

Turn left, go across the road so you come to a stop while you face the edge of the road.

Signal with your right turn signal, then pull over to the right and stop.

Signal with your left turn signal, then check carefully for traffic coming toward you.

None of the above.

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How often must vehicles be inspected for maintenance and safety?

at least once a year.

at least twice a year.

not less than 3 times a year.

at least once every 18 months.

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Why is driving at night more challenging than driving during the day?

Reduced speed.

The use of headlight is required by law.

Reduced visibility.

Driving within the range.

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Which of the following takes priority over the others: traffic signals, signs, or a police officer's directions?

Red light

Police officer

Stop sign

Flashing red light

8 / 15

How close must your vehicle be to the curb after parallel parking?

No more than one foot.

3 feet or less.

2 feet.

One foot or less.

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What should drivers be aware of when sharing the road with motorcyclists?

decrease speed and rise off the seat when approaching a railroad crossing.

quickly change speed or lane position.

move to the center of the lane on steel deck bridges.

All of the above.

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In which situations should you avoid making a U-turn?

the right lane.

the left part of the lane nearest to the centerline of the roadway.

the lane you’re in.

the left lane.

11 / 15

What is the typical speed limit on an expressway?

70 MPH

45 MPH

65 MPH

55 MPH

12 / 15

What happens to a driver's license after a second Zero Tolerance violation?

be revoked for at least 18 months or until the driver reaches 18, whichever is longer.

revoked for at least two years.

revoked for at least one year or until the driver reaches 21, whichever is longer.

suspended for 1 year.

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What are the risks of driving with tires that have cuts down to the cords or visible bumps?

decreases the stopping distance.

is illegal.

is only allowed on interstate highways.

is not recommended.

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What actions can the driver of an emergency vehicle legally take when using lights and a siren?

go the wrong way.

pass red lights.

exceed the speed limit.

All of the above.

15 / 15

What should you do when a large vehicle is backing up to unload goods?

enter one of the blind spots and wait.

try to pass close behind.

be patient and wait until the large vehicle has completed its backup maneuver.

None of the above.

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If you’re getting ready to apply for a learner’s permit or driver’s license in New York State (NYS), you’ll need to complete the Application for Driver License (MV-44), pass a vision test, and take a written exam. The written test is based on the New York Driver’s Manual, covering essential topics like road rules, traffic signs, and driving under the influence laws. The New York DMV Practice Test has 20 multiple-choice questions, and you’ll need to answer at least 14 correctly, including 2 of the 4 road sign questions, to pass.

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