North Carolina Permit Test (DMV Knowledge Test) — All Questions
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3 questions
Speed & Driving Conditions
A posted speed limit is:
- a.The minimum speed you must drive
- b.A speed you may exceed in dry weather
- c.Only enforced in school zones
- d.The maximum allowed under ideal conditions✓
Posted limits are maximums for ideal conditions; slow down when weather, traffic, or road surface require it. (North Carolina Driver's Handbook, speed)
Speed & Driving Conditions
When it begins to rain after a dry spell, the road is often most slippery because:
- a.Water washes the road clean
- b.Rain increases traction
- c.Water mixes with oil and dust to form a slick film✓
- d.Rain cools the tires
Early rain lifts oil and dust into a slippery film, so reduce speed and increase following distance. (North Carolina Driver's Handbook, driving conditions)
Speed & Driving Conditions
If your vehicle begins to hydroplane on a wet road, you should:
- a.Accelerate to push through the water
- b.Brake hard immediately
- c.Turn sharply toward the shoulder
- d.Ease off the gas and steer straight until the tires regain grip✓
In a hydroplane, avoid hard braking or steering; ease off the accelerator and hold the wheel steady. (North Carolina Driver's Handbook)