West Virginia Permit Test (DMV Knowledge Test) — All Questions

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Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

A reliable way to judge a safe following distance is to:

  • a.Stay one car length back regardless of speed
  • b.Tailgate to prevent cut-ins
  • c.Keep at least a three-second gap and more in poor conditions
  • d.Watch only the car directly ahead

The three-second rule scales with speed; add time in rain, fog, or on slick roads. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, following distance)

Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

When following a motorcycle, you should:

  • a.Follow more closely than a car
  • b.Share the lane beside it
  • c.Expect it to stop slowly
  • d.Allow extra following distance and a full lane

Motorcycles can stop quickly and are entitled to a full lane; give them extra room and check blind spots. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, sharing the road)

Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

A school bus stops ahead with flashing red lights and its stop arm out. You must:

  • a.Stop and stay stopped until the lights stop flashing and the arm folds
  • b.Pass on the left with care
  • c.Slow to 15 mph and continue
  • d.Proceed if no children are crossing

Stop for a school bus displaying flashing red lights and a stop arm, and remain stopped until it withdraws them. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, school buses)

Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

West Virginia's seat belt law requires that:

  • a.Only the driver buckle up
  • b.The driver and passengers wear a properly fastened seat belt, with child restraints for young children
  • c.Belts are optional for adults
  • d.Only back-seat riders buckle up

Occupants must be properly restrained, and younger children must ride in an appropriate child safety seat. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, occupant protection)

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