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Hawaii DMV quick permit practice test 4

Use this 12-question Hawaii quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Chapter VI: Signals, Signs and Lane Markings (3), Chapter XII: Pedestrian Safety (2), and Chapter I: Licensing of Drivers (1). It opens with: "What does the manual say about jaywalking?" Explanations follow every answer.

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12
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Hawaii Driver's Manual

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What does the manual say about jaywalking?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the Hawaii Driver's Manual.

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  1. Question 1: What does the manual say about jaywalking?

    • A. It is fine at night with a light
    • B. It is fine on quiet side streets
    • C. It is fine if no cars are near
    • D. It is illegal everywhere

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter XII: Pedestrian Safety

  2. Question 2: A tire blows out. What should you do first?

    • A. Brake hard right away to stop
    • B. Don't brake. Grip the wheel and steer
    • C. Turn off the engine at once
    • D. Steer onto the shoulder right away

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

  3. Question 3: 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

  4. Question 4: Which headlight beam should you use in fog?

    • A. No lights
    • B. Parking lights only
    • C. Low beam
    • D. High beam

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

  5. Question 5: What share of Hawaii's traffic deaths are pedestrians?

    • A. 20%
    • B. 60%
    • C. 40%
    • D. 5%

    Source:Hawaii Driver's Manual, Chapter XII: Pedestrian Safety

  6. Question 6: On a road with four or more lanes for moving traffic, when may you drive on the left half?

    • A. Only when signs direct you to
    • B. To pass a slow vehicle
    • C. When the right lanes are full
    • D. At night when traffic is light

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

  7. Question 7: If you must slow down before a turn, when should you start signaling?

    • A. After slowing down
    • B. Only if a car is behind
    • C. Only at the turn
    • D. Before slowing down

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

  8. Question 8: What does a flashing red signal mean?

    • A. The signal is broken, go
    • B. Same as a yield sign
    • C. Slow down and proceed
    • D. The same as a stop sign

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

  9. Question 9: 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

  10. Question 10: What does a yield sign look like?

    • A. A black and white rectangle
    • B. A red octagon
    • C. A red and white triangle
    • D. A yellow diamond

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

  11. Question 11: What do regulatory traffic control devices do?

    • A. Suggest safe speeds without any penalty
    • B. Require an action, with a penalty if ignored
    • C. Warn of possible hazards on the road
    • D. Give route, place, and distance names

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

  12. Question 12: You are not in the proper lane to turn. What should you do?

    • A. Continue on and turn elsewhere
    • B. Turn from the lane you are in
    • C. Cut across lanes at the last second
    • D. Stop in your lane and wait for a gap

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

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