Rhode Island Permit Test (DMV Written Test) — All Questions
4 questions
On Rhode Island's interstate highways, the posted maximum speed is commonly:
- a.45 mph
- b.55 mph
- c.65 mph✓
- d.80 mph
Rhode Island posts up to 65 mph on interstate highways, with lower limits in cities and towns. Always obey the posted signs. (Rhode Island Driver's Manual, speed limits)
In rain, snow, or fog you should:
- a.Keep the same speed
- b.Follow more closely to see better
- c.Speed up to finish sooner
- d.Reduce speed and increase following distance✓
Posted limits assume ideal conditions. In bad weather, slow down and leave more space to stop safely. (Rhode Island Driver's Manual, adjusting to conditions)
You should never drive faster than:
- a.Is safe for current traffic, weather, and road conditions, even if below the posted limit✓
- b.The car ahead of you
- c.45 mph on any road
- d.The posted limit at all times regardless of weather
You must always drive at a speed that is reasonable and safe for conditions, which may be well below the posted maximum. (Rhode Island Driver's Manual, speed regulation)
When approaching a school zone during posted hours, you should:
- a.Keep normal speed
- b.Slow to the reduced school-zone limit and watch for children✓
- c.Stop fully at all times
- d.Sound your horn
Obey the reduced school-zone speed during posted hours and be ready to stop for children and crossing guards. (Rhode Island Driver's Manual, school zones)