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BLET STATE EXAM LEGAL UNIT- QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS
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BLET STATE EXAM LEGAL UNIT-QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
What are the requirements for licensing? - Answer-proper age
must be mentally and physically able to safely drive a vehicle
must know rules of road
must pay fee
must know signs
must be able to drive the class of vehicle requested
Who is exempt from the license requirement? - Answer-individuals driving military
vehicles during military service
any person driving a farm tractor or road machine on a highway temporarily.
Youth under 13 and under cannot drive the equipment on a highway unless the youth is
actually engaged in farming operations and the highway is adjacent to or run in front of
the land upon which the youth lives.
How long do people from out of state have to get a NC license? - Answer-After a person
establishes residence in NC, the person may operate on a license valid in another state
for up to 60 days. After that, a NC license must be obtained.
Class A motor vehicle - Answer-A combination of motor vehicles (tractor and trailer) that
has a combined GVWR of at least 26,001 pounds and includes a trailer that has a
GVWR of at least 10,001
has a combined GWVR of less than 26,001 pounds and included as a part of the
combination a towed unit that has a GVWR of at least 10,001 pounds
Class B Motor Vehicle - Answer-A single motor vehicle that has a GVWR of at least
26,001 pounds
A combination of motor vehicles that includes a tractor that has a GVWR of at least
26,001 and a towed unit that has a towed unit of less than 10,001 pounds
Class C motor vehicle - Answer-A single motor vehicle not included in class BA
combination of motor vehicles not included in class A or class B.
combination of motor vehicles that have a GVWR of more than 10,000 pounds but less
than 26,001.Under 16 passengers allowed and no hazmat.
,Limited Learners Permit - Answer-15-under 18
must have permit in possession
have driver licensed for 5 years in front seat) (parent guardian etc... grandparents)
for first 6 months only can drive 5am-9pm
after first sixth months may drive anytime
no cell phone
Limited Provisional License - Answer-16 to under 18
may drive any time with supervision
may obtain license if limited learners permit was held for at least 12 months.may drive
without supervision 5am to 9pm
to and from work
when going to volunteer fire job
only 1 passenger under age 21 if not immediate family or whose primary residence is
same as license holder.
Full Provisional License - Answer-16 to under 18
Person must have had limited provisional license for at least 6 months.
What are Limited Driving Privileges? - Answer-(LDP) are issued in court by a judge.
DMV will suspend for 30 days the drivers license of any driver convicted of speeding
more than 15 mph over the limit while also traveling in excess of 55mph or driving in
excess of 80mph.
Revocations and Suspensions - Answer-Revoked and Suspended mean the same
thing. -- The termination of a licensees or permitee's privilege to drive any vehicle.
A person may lose their CMV but keep their regular license.
What is a disqualification? - Answer-A disqualification is the taking away of the CDL and
not revoking the right to obtain a regular drivers license .A revocation will result in the
loss of a CDL and the right to obtain a regular license.
Who issues temporary plates? - Answer-Dealer
they are valid for 30 days
Controlled Substances Block - Answer-
, What are Narcotics? - Answer-Narcotics act on the central nervous system and produce
a sleep like state
They are both physically and psychologically addicting.
examples are opium, heroin, dilaudid, and demerol
What are stimulants? - Answer-Stimulants also affect the CNS-They create a feeling of
excitement, energy, and alertness
Stimulants may or may not be both physically and psychologically addictive
The most potent stimulant is cocaine
methamphetamine and amphetamines are also stimulants.
What is a depressant? - Answer-Depressants depress the central nervous and
psychomotor activity.
Alcohol is the most widely used depressant.
Barbiturates and sedative hypnotics are also examples of depressants.
What is a hallucinogen? - Answer-These drugs have the ability to induce intense
emotional feeling and cause hallucinations.
Examples are LSD, psilocybin mushrooms, mescaline, peyote, and ecstasy
What is phencyclidine? (PCP) - Answer-PCP is in its own category
Users may display reactions similar to hallucinogens, stimulants, and depressants.
What is an inhalant? - Answer-There are three groups of inhalants:
volatile solvents such as gas, paint, and glues
aerosols are discharged from pressurized containers. Examples are hairsprays,
deodorants etc...
anesthetic gases kill pain and are used medically. Examples are ether, chloroform, and
nitrous oxide
What is cannabis? - Answer-derived from the cannabis plant
cannabis sativa and cannabis indica are the two main species
Delta-9 THC is the active ingredient.
Marijuana comes from the leaves of the plant and hash is produced by boiling the
leaves into a semi solid mass.
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