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Hawaii DMV quick permit practice test 2

This quick Hawaii practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Chapter II: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection (1), Chapter IV: The Driver (1), and Chapter XIII: Bicycle Safety (1). The first question asks: "What is the lowest blood alcohol level at which a driver under 21 breaks Hawaii's zero tolerance law?" You see the explanation after each answer.

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What is the lowest blood alcohol level at which a driver under 21 breaks Hawaii's zero tolerance law?

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  1. Question 1: What is the lowest blood alcohol level at which a driver under 21 breaks Hawaii's zero tolerance law?

    • A. .10
    • B. .08
    • C. .02
    • D. .05

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

  2. Question 2: At night, how fast should you drive?

    • A. Slow enough to stop within the distance you can see
    • B. 10 mph over, to spend less time in the dark
    • C. As fast as the car ahead of you is going
    • D. At the posted speed limit, like in daylight

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

  3. Question 3: 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

  4. Question 4: Where should the lap belt fit?

    • A. Loosely around the waist
    • B. Across the chest and shoulder
    • C. High across the stomach
    • D. Snugly across the hip bones

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

  5. Question 5: The rear of your car skids to the right. Which way do you steer?

    • A. Keep the wheel straight
    • B. To the right
    • C. Brake and steer left
    • D. To the left

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

  6. Question 6: What does Hawaii law say about muffler cut-outs?

    • A. They are fine with a permit
    • B. They are fine on weekends
    • C. They are fine on country roads
    • D. They are prohibited

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

  7. Question 7: After a crash, what must you do before leaving the scene?

    • A. Take photos, then drive away
    • B. Nothing, if the damage is small
    • C. Call your insurer from the road later
    • D. Identify yourself and help

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

  8. Question 8: You are entering a public street from a driveway. What must you do?

    • A. Stop and yield
    • B. Honk and go
    • C. Slow down and merge
    • D. Yield only to trucks

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

  9. Question 9: 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

  10. Question 10: What is the minimum following distance behind a motorcycle?

    • A. One car length
    • B. Two seconds
    • C. Half a second
    • D. One second

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

  11. Question 11: Which change does the manual link with aging?

    • A. Increased reaction time
    • B. Faster decisions
    • C. Better night vision
    • D. A longer attention span

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter IV: The Driver

  12. Question 12: You need to go the opposite direction on a freeway. What do you do?

    • A. Back up along the shoulder to the entrance
    • B. Exit, then re-enter in the other direction
    • C. Make a U-turn through a gap in the divider
    • D. Turn around on the shoulder when it's clear

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