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Hawaii DMV driver's license practice test 3

This Hawaii driver's license test has 25 questions written from the Hawaii Driver's Manual, and you can take it without signing up. Its biggest sections are Chapter V: Traffic Laws, Ordinances, Rules and Regulations (5), Chapter XI: Trucks, Buses and Motorcycles (2), and Chapter III: Vehicle Registration (1). You begin with: "What do white lane lines separate?" After each answer you see why it's right or wrong.

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  1. Question 1: What do white lane lines separate?

    • A. Lanes of traffic moving in the same direction
    • B. Parked cars from the travel lane at curbs
    • C. Pedestrians walking beside moving cars
    • D. Traffic moving in opposite directions

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter VI: Signals, Signs and Lane Markings

  2. Question 2: Where must the registration certificate be kept?

    • A. With the lien holder
    • B. At home
    • C. In the vehicle
    • D. At the county office

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter III: Vehicle Registration

  3. Question 3: What happens when too little weight is on the trailer hitch?

    • A. Steering becomes heavy
    • B. The trailer brakes lock
    • C. The tires overheat
    • D. The trailer fishtails

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter XI: Trucks, Buses and Motorcycles

  4. Question 4: What license do you need to ride a moped on public streets?

    • A. A bicycle permit
    • B. Any category of driver's license
    • C. A class 2 motorcycle license only
    • D. No license at all

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter I: Licensing of Drivers

  5. Question 5: A train sounds its warning. Within what distance does the law require you to stop for it?

    • A. 3,000 feet
    • B. 100 feet
    • C. 1,500 feet
    • D. 500 feet

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter V: Traffic Laws, Ordinances, Rules and Regulations

  6. Question 6: Below what tread depth should tires be replaced?

    • A. 1/32 inch
    • B. 1/4 inch
    • C. 1/8 inch
    • D. 1/16 inch

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter II: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection

  7. Question 7: What does the color orange on a sign indicate?

    • A. School zone
    • B. Recreation areas
    • C. A prohibited action
    • D. Road work

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter VI: Signals, Signs and Lane Markings

  8. Question 8: What must you do on a green arrow?

    • A. Stop, then turn when it is clear
    • B. Wait for the green ball first
    • C. Go only in the direction shown
    • D. Go in any direction you like

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter VI: Signals, Signs and Lane Markings

  9. Question 9: Your license is taken after a .08 test result. How long is the temporary driving permit you receive?

    • A. 30 days
    • B. 7 days
    • C. One year
    • D. 90 days

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter IX: Alcohol and Other Drugs

  10. Question 10: No other cars are in sight. Must you still signal a turn?

    • A. Only inside business districts
    • B. No, only when other cars are near
    • C. Only at night, when lights matter
    • D. Yes, every time

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter V: Traffic Laws, Ordinances, Rules and Regulations

  11. Question 11: Where is the safest place for a pet in a moving car?

    • A. On the driver's lap
    • B. In a carrier
    • C. Loose in the back
    • D. On the front seat

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter X: Safe Driving Techniques

  12. Question 12: Just after sunset, what should you do with your headlights?

    • A. Leave them off until full dark
    • B. Use parking lights only
    • C. Switch to high beam
    • D. Turn them on low beam

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter X: Safe Driving Techniques

  13. Question 13: Using lap and shoulder belts, up to what speed does the manual say you can survive a crash?

    • A. 12 mph
    • B. 60 mph
    • C. 30 mph
    • D. 90 mph

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter X: Safe Driving Techniques

  14. Question 14: Which tires hydroplane at lower speeds?

    • A. Tires on a heavier car
    • B. Worn or underinflated tires
    • C. New tires with deep tread
    • D. Tires at the right pressure

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter X: Safe Driving Techniques

  15. Question 15: What is unlawful when another car is passing you?

    • A. Keeping your speed
    • B. Moving slightly right
    • C. Increasing your speed
    • D. Staying in your lane

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter V: Traffic Laws, Ordinances, Rules and Regulations

  16. Question 16: What is the minimum space the manual advises a bicyclist to leave from parked cars?

    • A. 3 feet
    • B. 1 foot
    • C. 2 feet
    • D. 6 inches

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter XIII: Bicycle Safety

  17. Question 17: Parking on a hill next to a curb, which way do you turn the front wheels?

    • A. To the right, uphill or downhill
    • B. To the left, uphill or downhill
    • C. Left when uphill, right when downhill
    • D. Straight ahead, with the brake set

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter X: Safe Driving Techniques

  18. Question 18: What is Hawaii's minimum bodily injury liability per person?

    • A. $20,000
    • B. $50,000
    • C. $40,000
    • D. $10,000

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapters VII and VIII: Crash Procedures and Insurance

  19. Question 19: A car trying to pass you can't finish because of oncoming traffic. What can you do?

    • A. Brake hard before you know what it will do
    • B. Speed up to block it from cutting in
    • C. Move right and change speed to let it in
    • D. Keep your speed and lane no matter what

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter X: Safe Driving Techniques

  20. Question 20: How must you pass yellow obstruction markings?

    • A. Only to the left
    • B. On either side
    • C. Only to the right
    • D. By stopping first

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter VI: Signals, Signs and Lane Markings

  21. Question 21: What is the longest you may park continuously on a public street?

    • A. 24 hours
    • B. 72 hours
    • C. 12 hours
    • D. 48 hours

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter V: Traffic Laws, Ordinances, Rules and Regulations

  22. Question 22: With an instruction permit, what is the minimum age of the licensed driver who supervises you?

    • A. 16
    • B. 21
    • C. 25
    • D. 18

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter I: Licensing of Drivers

  23. Question 23: How long must you hold a provisional license before applying for a driver's license?

    • A. One year
    • B. Three months
    • C. Six months
    • D. No time, once you turn 17

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter I: Licensing of Drivers

  24. Question 24: When you pass a motorcycle, how much room do you give it?

    • A. One foot
    • B. Half a lane
    • C. Three feet
    • D. A full lane

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter XI: Trucks, Buses and Motorcycles

  25. Question 25: About how many car lengths is the required signaling distance?

    • A. Two
    • B. Five
    • C. Ten
    • D. Twenty

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter V: Traffic Laws, Ordinances, Rules and Regulations

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