Maryland Permit Test (MVA Knowledge Test) — All Questions
5 questions
A driver age 21 or older is impaired in Maryland at a BAC of:
- a.0.02 or higher
- b.0.08 or higher✓
- c.0.10 or higher
- d.0.12 or higher
For drivers 21 and older, a BAC of 0.08 or higher is impaired driving in Maryland. (Maryland Driver's Manual, impaired driving)
Under Maryland's zero-tolerance law, a driver under 21 can be penalized at a BAC as low as:
- a.0.08
- b.0.05
- c.0.02✓
- d.0.10
Maryland enforces zero tolerance for under-21 drivers, who can be penalized at a BAC as low as 0.02. (Maryland Driver's Manual, underage drinking)
By driving in Maryland, you have given implied consent to:
- a.Waive insurance
- b.Skip the road test
- c.Lend your license
- d.A chemical test if lawfully detained for suspected impaired driving✓
Under implied consent, lawful detention for suspected impaired driving requires you to submit to chemical testing; refusal carries penalties. (Maryland Driver's Manual, implied consent)
Under Maryland's Rookie Driver program, a learner's permit holder must:
- a.Practice with a qualified supervising driver✓
- b.Drive alone at any time
- c.Carry as many passengers as they like
- d.Drive only on interstates
A learner's permit holder must complete supervised practice with a qualified adult driver before earning a provisional license. (Maryland Driver's Manual, Rookie Driver)
During the provisional license stage of Maryland's Graduated Licensing System, new drivers face:
- a.No restrictions
- b.Limits on nighttime driving and young passengers✓
- c.A ban on all highway driving
- d.Unlimited cellphone use
Provisional drivers face nighttime driving limits, passenger restrictions, and limited cellphone use for a set period. (Maryland Driver's Manual, provisional license)