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Vermont DMV driver's license practice test 2

Practice for the Vermont written test with 25 free questions based on the Vermont Driver's Manual 2025. Most of them come from Chapter 7: The Road (Skills) Test and Crashes (1), Chapter 5: Graduated Driver's License Program (1), and Chapter 9: Vehicle Ownership (1). Question 1 asks: "You move to Vermont. How soon must you register your vehicle?" Every answer comes with an explanation, and you don't need an account.

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80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5

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You move to Vermont. How soon must you register your vehicle?

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  1. Question 1: You move to Vermont. How soon must you register your vehicle?

    • A. Within 60 days
    • B. Within 30 days
    • C. Within 15 days
    • D. Within 1 year

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

  2. Question 2: On the road test, you stop on a hill. What must the parking brake be able to do?

    • A. Turn on the brake lights
    • B. Release automatically when you signal
    • C. Hold the vehicle from rolling back
    • D. Stop the car from moving forward

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 7: The Road (Skills) Test and Crashes

  3. Question 3: What is the closest you may park to a fire hydrant in Vermont?

    • A. 30 feet
    • B. 20 feet
    • C. 15 feet
    • D. 6 feet

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

  4. Question 4: What is the minimum number of the 20 knowledge test questions you must answer correctly to pass?

    • A. 18
    • B. 16
    • C. 20
    • D. 14

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

  5. Question 5: At a two-lane roundabout with no signs or arrows, which movements may the left lane make?

    • A. Right turns, or U-turns around the island
    • B. Left turns or going straight
    • C. Right turns only
    • D. Only exits to the right

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

  6. Question 6: What is the maximum speed on Vermont roads unless otherwise posted?

    • A. 55 mph
    • B. 50 mph
    • C. 65 mph
    • D. 45 mph

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

  7. Question 7: You miss your exit on the Interstate. What should you do?

    • A. Stop and wait for a gap
    • B. Use the emergency turnaround
    • C. Go on to the next exit
    • D. Back up on the shoulder

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

  8. Question 8: What is the youngest age at which you can take the Vermont Learner's Permit test?

    • A. 14
    • B. 16
    • C. 15
    • D. 15 and a half

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

  9. Question 9: While stranded with the engine running, why keep snow clear of the exhaust pipe?

    • A. To help prevent carbon monoxide poisoning
    • B. To keep the engine from overheating
    • C. So rescue crews can spot the exhaust smoke from far away
    • D. To save power in the car battery

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

  10. Question 10: When do Vermont work zone rules apply?

    • A. Only when workers are present
    • B. Only on weekdays
    • C. Only during daylight hours
    • D. 24/7, not just in daylight

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

  11. Question 11: What do rectangular signs with white backgrounds do?

    • A. Warn of hazards like curves and dips
    • B. Mark slow-moving farm vehicles
    • C. Show railroad crossings ahead
    • D. Say what drivers must or must not do

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

  12. Question 12: Children under what age should, if practical, ride in the back seat?

    • A. 5
    • B. 13
    • C. 8
    • D. 18

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

  13. Question 13: During the second three months of a Junior Driver's License, whom may you begin carrying?

    • A. Coworkers on the way to work
    • B. Immediate family: siblings and parents
    • C. Up to two friends under 18
    • D. Any passengers, as long as all are belted

    Source:Vermont Driver's Manual 2025, Chapter 5: Graduated Driver's License Program

  14. Question 14: You see a deer cross the road ahead. What should you expect?

    • A. The deer will stay off the road now
    • B. A second one may follow
    • C. No more deer nearby
    • D. The deer will run away from your lights

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

  15. Question 15: Nationally, which weather event causes the most deaths, according to the manual?

    • A. Tornadoes
    • B. Blizzards
    • C. Flash floods
    • D. Lightning storms

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

  16. Question 16: Why allow more than 4 seconds of following distance behind a motorcycle?

    • A. They often slow without the brake light
    • B. Motorcycles can't stop quickly at all
    • C. Motorcycle taillights are always dim
    • D. Motorcycles are required to ride slowly

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

  17. Question 17: What do the smaller signs below a crossbuck tell you?

    • A. How far the next station is
    • B. How many tracks there are
    • C. How fast the trains go
    • D. When the next train comes

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

  18. Question 18: What minimum passing space should you leave between your car and a bicyclist?

    • A. 1 foot
    • B. 2 feet
    • C. 4 feet
    • D. 3 feet

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

  19. Question 19: What is the fine range for a first violation of Vermont's electronic device law?

    • A. $1,000 to $2,000
    • B. $250 to $500
    • C. $100 to $200
    • D. $25 to $50

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

  20. Question 20: The law requires headlights when you can't clearly see persons or vehicles how far ahead?

    • A. 2,000 feet
    • B. 1,000 feet
    • C. 750 feet
    • D. 500 feet

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

  21. Question 21: You're pulled over in a dimly lit area. What should you do before the officer approaches?

    • A. Turn on your high beams
    • B. Get out to meet the officer
    • C. Open the glove box to get ready
    • D. Turn on the interior lights

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

  22. Question 22: May you turn right on a red arrow in Vermont?

    • A. No
    • B. Yes, after a full stop
    • C. Yes, if no pedestrians are near
    • D. Yes, at night only

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

  23. Question 23: On a divided highway, the edge line to your right is yellow. What does it mean?

    • A. You're near an exit
    • B. You're in the passing lane
    • C. The road narrows ahead
    • D. You're going the wrong way

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

  24. Question 24: What are the most common driver contributing actions in Vermont pedestrian and bicycle crashes?

    • A. Inattention and failure to yield
    • B. Worn tires and bad brakes
    • C. Bad weather, poor lighting and slippery roads
    • D. Speeding and drunk driving

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

  25. Question 25: You turn into a street with more than one lane going your way. Which lane do you turn into?

    • A. The nearest lane
    • B. The center turn lane
    • C. The farthest lane
    • D. Whichever lane is empty

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