New York Permit Test (DMV Written Test) — All Questions
4 questions
New York's 'Move Over' law requires you to do what when approaching a stopped emergency or hazard vehicle with flashing lights?
- a.Slow down and, if safe, move over one lane away from it✓
- b.Come to a complete stop in your lane
- c.Speed up to clear the area quickly
- d.Sound your horn and keep your speed
The Move Over law requires drivers to reduce speed and, when possible, change lanes away from stopped emergency, tow, and maintenance vehicles displaying flashing lights.
When you share the road with a bicyclist, you should:
- a.Expect them to ride on the sidewalk only
- b.Pass as closely as possible to save time
- c.Assume they will always yield to you
- d.Give them room and pass at a safe distance✓
Bicyclists have the right to use the road; pass them slowly and leave a safe distance, and check for them before turning or opening a door.
The area around a large truck where the driver cannot see you is called the:
- a.Buffer zone
- b.No-zone (blind spot)✓
- c.Safety cushion
- d.Green zone
Large trucks have big blind spots, or 'no-zones,' to the sides, front and rear; avoid lingering in them, and remember that if you cannot see the driver's mirrors, they cannot see you.
New York law requires all front-seat occupants and which other passengers to wear a seat belt?
- a.Only the driver
- b.No one is required to
- c.Every passenger, including those in the back seat, plus properly restrained children✓
- d.Only passengers over 21
New York requires seat belts for the driver, front-seat passengers and all back-seat occupants, with children secured in appropriate child-restraint or booster systems by age and size.