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Vermont DMV driver's license practice test 1

Free Vermont driver's license practice test with 25 original questions from the Vermont Driver's Manual 2025. This test leans on Chapter 4: General License Information (3), Chapter 9: Vehicle Ownership (1), and Chapter 7: Vehicle Care, Safety Belts and Child Seats (2). It starts with this question: "How should you slow down on a slippery road?" No account needed, and every answer is explained.

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25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5

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How should you slow down on a slippery road?

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  1. Question 1: How should you slow down on a slippery road?

    • A. Brake hard and keep holding the pedal down firmly
    • B. Shift into neutral right away
    • C. Ease off the gas, then brake gently
    • D. Pump the gas and brake together

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Hazardous Driving Conditions

  2. Question 2: What does Vermont law say about passing another vehicle at a railroad crossing?

    • A. It's allowed during daylight only
    • B. It's allowed on multi-lane roads
    • C. It's against the law
    • D. It's allowed if no train is visible

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Work Zones and Railroad Crossings

  3. Question 3: How many hours of driving practice must a parent certify before a Junior Driver's License?

    • A. 40 hours, with at least 10 at night
    • B. 30 hours, with at least 5 at night
    • C. 20 hours, with no night hours required
    • D. 50 hours, with at least 10 at night

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 4: General License Information

  4. Question 4: Because of its small size, how does a motorcycle seem to be moving?

    • A. Backward at night
    • B. Faster than it really is
    • C. Slower than it really is
    • D. At the same speed as a car

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Sharing the Road

  5. Question 5: You move to Vermont with a valid license from another state. How soon must you get a Vermont license?

    • A. Within 30 days
    • B. Within 60 days
    • C. Within one year
    • D. Within 10 days

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 4: General License Information

  6. Question 6: How often must your vehicle be inspected in Vermont?

    • A. Every six months
    • B. Only when you sell it
    • C. Once a year
    • D. Every two years

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Vehicle Care, Safety Belts and Child Seats

  7. Question 7: A traffic signal is completely dark because of a power failure. What should you do?

    • A. Treat it like a yield sign and slow down a little
    • B. Go through if no one is coming
    • C. Follow the car in front of you
    • D. Treat it as a stop sign in all directions

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Traffic Lights, Road Signs, and Highway Markings

  8. Question 8: Which of these is on the manual's driver readiness list before you drive?

    • A. Pump the gas pedal three times
    • B. Turn on the hazard lights until you merge
    • C. Set the cruise control to the speed limit
    • D. Test the foot and parking brakes

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: How to Drive Safely

  9. Question 9: Which is on the manual's list of places not to pass?

    • A. Intersections
    • B. Roads with a paved shoulder
    • C. Multilane roads with clear lanes
    • D. Straight roads with broken lines

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Interstate Driving and Passing

  10. Question 10: You get drowsy while driving. What does the manual say?

    • A. Drive faster so you get home sooner
    • B. Pull over in a safe place and stop
    • C. Chew gum and keep going
    • D. Open the window and turn up the radio

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Impaired and Distracted Driving

  11. Question 11: A police car signals you to stop. Where should you pull over?

    • A. Into the center median
    • B. At the next highway exit, however far it is
    • C. In the next intersection
    • D. As far right as you safely can

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Right-of-Way, Roundabouts and Police Stops

  12. Question 12: The law says you must signal not less than how far before turning or changing lanes?

    • A. 100 feet
    • B. 200 feet
    • C. 300 feet
    • D. 500 feet

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: How to Drive Safely

  13. Question 13: How many points do you get for passing a stopped school bus with its warning lights on?

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

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Sharing the Road

  14. Question 14: What kind of drug is alcohol, according to the manual?

    • A. A depressant
    • B. A stimulant
    • C. A pain reliever
    • D. A harmless relaxant

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Impaired and Distracted Driving

  15. Question 15: What minimum liability coverage does Vermont require for injury or death of one person?

    • A. $50,000
    • B. $100,000
    • C. $10,000
    • D. $25,000

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 9: Vehicle Ownership

  16. Question 16: How should you use a continuous two-way left turn lane?

    • A. Leave part of your car in the travel lane
    • B. Use it only for right turns into driveways
    • C. Drive in it for several blocks to pass slower traffic
    • D. Enter just before your turn, fully inside the lane

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Traffic Lights, Road Signs, and Highway Markings

  17. Question 17: Which of these is on Vermont's list of places you may not park?

    • A. On a marked bicycle lane
    • B. In a marked space on a side street
    • C. At a curb 10 feet from a hydrant
    • D. At a curb 40 feet from a stop sign

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Parking Your Vehicle

  18. Question 18: From how far must your lighted rear license plate be readable?

    • A. At least 50 feet
    • B. At least 100 feet
    • C. At least 200 feet
    • D. At least 500 feet

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Vehicle Care, Safety Belts and Child Seats

  19. Question 19: Where should you look to avoid being blinded by oncoming headlights?

    • A. Up into your rearview mirror
    • B. At the yellow center line
    • C. Toward the right edge of the road
    • D. Straight into the oncoming car's headlights

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Hazardous Driving Conditions

  20. Question 20: What is the minimum time you must hold a Learner's Permit before getting a Junior Driver's License?

    • A. Three months
    • B. Six months
    • C. One year
    • D. Two years

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 4: General License Information

  21. Question 21: When following a horse with a rider or a horse and wagon, what minimum following distance should you leave?

    • A. 1 second
    • B. 2 seconds
    • C. 3 seconds
    • D. 4 seconds

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Sharing the Road

  22. Question 22: A bicyclist rides toward the center of the lane. What does the manual say about this?

    • A. It's allowed only in bike lanes
    • B. It can be the safest choice for the rider
    • C. It means they want you to pass on the right
    • D. It's illegal on Vermont roads

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Sharing the Road

  23. Question 23: Your car stalls in a flooded area. What does the manual advise?

    • A. Push it to higher ground
    • B. Abandon it as soon as possible
    • C. Wait for the water to go down
    • D. Stay inside and try to restart it

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Hazardous Driving Conditions

  24. Question 24: You're pulling onto a road from a driveway, parking lot or T-intersection. What must you do?

    • A. Merge in without stopping or yielding
    • B. Yield only to trucks and to buses
    • C. Yield to all traffic on the road
    • D. Go first if you signaled well ahead

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Right-of-Way, Roundabouts and Police Stops

  25. Question 25: Your car breaks down on the Interstate and you need help. What should you do?

    • A. Walk to the next exit to find help
    • B. Raise the hood, tie on a white cloth, stay inside
    • C. Leave the car in the travel lane
    • D. Stand behind the car on the shoulder and wave at traffic

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: Interstate Driving and Passing