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BLEA 855 Traffic Final Questions with Certified Solutions #1 - Leaving a child under 16 unattended in running MV in a parking lot... what crime is it? Infraction or Misdemeanor? Misdemeanor #2 - If you respond to a two vehicle collision & vehicle #2 is stopped at a stop sign & vehicle 1 is traveling directly behind vehicle 2 and failed to stop, colliding with vehicle 2. Which vehicle has legal standing? Vehicle 2 has legal standing because they were stopped for a legal purpose. Vehicle 1 is at...

If you are under 18, what hours can you not drive, and who can you drive it with? - 12:00-5:00a.m., you can drive if you are with a licensed parent How long after getting a JOL can a teen not drive with someone in the car who is under 18, and who must accompany you in order for you to? - 6 months, must be accompanied by a adult over 21 who has had their drivers license for at least one year. Are you allowed to use the cell phone while driving at all while you are under 18? - no What is con...

Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions (CMVI) c90C §1 - correct answer All _____ are minor infractions with no provision for imprisonment or arrest. Common _____ infractions include speeding, equipment violations, and marked lane violations. An open container of alcohol is a civil motor vehicle infraction. Commonwealth v. Mansur, 484 Mass. 172 (2020). Criminal Violations - correct answer _____ motor vehicle _____ are more serious, with provisions for arrest and imprisonment. Under M.G.L 90 §21, po...

Alaska Driver's Permit Test Questions and Answers Rated A Financial Responsibility Law If you were at fault in a collision and can be held liable in a court of civil law, your driving privelage can be suspended for up to 3 years. You may end suspension by settling with other parties involved in the crash. Mandatory Insurance Law You must carry proof of liability insurance; failure to do so will result in a traffic citation or impounded vehicle. Minimum amount: $50,000/$100,000 for bodily injur...

MA JOL License And Permit Violations And Penalties _______ surchargeable violations within a three-year period will result in an automatic 60-day license 1. Suspension for Surchargeable Violations: Accumulating 7 surchargeable violations within three years will result in an automatic 60-day license suspension. 2. Vehicular Manslaughter Conviction: A conviction for vehicular manslaughter will result in a minimum license suspension of 15 years. 3. Habitual Offender License Reinstatement F...

Points System GA Permit Test 100% Correct Unlawful passing school bus - Correct Answer ️️ -6 Speeding 34+ mph over the speed limit - Correct Answer ️️ -6 Aggressive driving - Correct Answer ️️ -6 Reckless driving - Correct Answer ️️ -4 Improper passing on hill or curve - Correct Answer ️️ -4 Speeding 24-33 mph over the speed limit - Correct Answer ️️ -4 Impeding traffic - Correct Answer ️️ -3 Speeding 19-23 mph over the speed limit - Correct Answer ️️ -3 ...

How does one end up having to take the special points exam? - correct answer earning 6 or more points for the first time How long does one have to pass the SP exam? - correct answer within 30 days of your notification letter. What is PennDOT's goal? - correct answer To help you improve your driving and avoid future violations. What information do I need to take to the exam? - correct answer Notification letter and driver's license. What are the three kinds of sanctions imposed by P...

BLEA 827 Traffic Final Exam Questions and Answers Rated A+ What are the 3 vehicle positions? 1. Offset 2. Inline 3. Angled What are pros and cons of an offset vehicle position? 1. Pros: See driver, Curtain of Light 2. Cons: Visibility to driver, Need space, Exposed passenger What are pros and cons of an inline vehicle position? 1. Pros: Curtain of light, Good sight of passenger and driver, Minimal space needed 2. Cons: Loss of protection, Violator get smacked into by patrol car What are pros ...

Sanction - Include exams, hearings, and suspension of driving privilege Special point examination - Drivers who have 2, 3- point violations. Speeding - Most common violation Two point violation - driving 6 to 10 mph over the posted speed limit Three point violation - driving 11 to 15 mph over the posted speed limit Failure to stop for a red light - 3 points Failure to stop for a stop sign - 3 points Driving too fast for conditions - 2 points Improper passing - 3 points Failure to yield ...

Connecticut Drivers Ed Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What test is needed to obtain a license? a. A 50 question multiple choice exam b. A 50 question multiple choice exam and a road test c. I don't need to take a test, DMV should just give me my license d. Road test - Correct Answer ️️ -d. Road test True or False? Once you turn 16, you are eligible to apply for your permit? - Correct Answer ️️ -True What is one passenger restriction for a new permit holder? a. Al...