Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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1.
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“Lifetime Look Back” means:
a. | The RMV only looks back at your record for 7 years. | c. | The Courts and the RMV look
back at your driving record for your lifetime | b. | Insurance companies look back at your driving
record for your lifetime. | d. | The RMV does not look back at your lifetime driving. |
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If you get a violation ticket from a police officer, you must:
a. | Sign it and send in the fine. | c. | If it is a warming, do nothing
further. | b. | Sign it and request a civil hearing. | d. | Do one of the above, unless it is a criminal
complaint. |
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3.
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Which of the following is true:
a. | A railroad sign is always a circle. | c. | A pentagon shaped sign is for a
school zone. | b. | Regulatory signs are always square. | d. | A trapezoid shaped sign is for a No Passing
zone. |
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4.
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Which of the following is true:
a. | You may take a left on red under certain circumstances in
Massachusetts. | c. | You must always stop for a pedestrian who is on the sidewalk at the beginning of a
crosswalk. | b. | You may never cross a single or double solid line(s). | d. | A green light means GO no matter
what. |
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Which of the following is false:
a. | Always stop immediately if a yellow warning light comes on while
driving. | c. | You must wear a seatbelt even if you have an airbag. | b. | If your Check Engine
light comes on, you can keep driving. | d. | If you are down one quart of oil, you can still drive the
car. |
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6.
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When changing a tire, which of the following is false?
a. | Put the car in Park with the emergency brake on | c. | Block the tire diagonally across
from the flat tire | b. | Loosen the lug nuts before jacking up the
car | d. | When the flat tire is
off the ground, the spare will always fit on |
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Which of the following is true?
a. | Look through your mirrors, if clear, pull into traffic from a parking
space | c. | A three-point turn is done on a street that is not wide enough for a
U-Turn | b. | Hold your hands at between 6 and 2 on the steering wheel when
driving | d. | You always use two
hands on the wheel when backing up |
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8.
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Which of the following is false?
a. | Stop before the sidewalk when entering a road from a driveway | c. | When looking
through the rear view mirror, you can see only 3’ behind the car | b. | You can not back up
from a driveway onto a numbered state highway | d. | Whenever you park on a hill , turn the wheel
inward, unless uphill with a curb |
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9.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | You can not get a speeding ticket if going less than the posted speed in bad
weather | c. | You must get an emissions and safety inspection for your car every
year | b. | The car coming on the Rotary has the Right of Way over a car getting off
| d. | The speed limit in a
school zone is 30 mph. |
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10.
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At a four way stop sign intersection, if you stop at the stop sign and the car
on your right is approaching a stop sign (but has not stopped) then which is true?
a. | the car to your right has the right of way | c. | whoever enters the intersection
first has the right of way | b. | you have the right of way because you stopped
before the car on your right | d. | there is no right of way law that applies |
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11.
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The “P” in SIPDE stands for:
a. | proceed | c. | power | b. | predict | d. | probability |
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12.
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The SMITH SYSTEM relates to:
a. | Your prediction procedure | c. | Your visual driving
habits | b. | Your aggressive driving behavior | d. | Road rage |
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13.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | Motorcyclists have the right of way over cars | c. | You can pass a School Bus with
flashing red lights, if waved on by the driver | b. | Jaywalkers have the right of way over
cars | d. | 7D vehicles are
treated the same as School Busses |
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Which of the following is false?
a. | Bicyclists should obey all traffic signals | c. | You stop for a pedestrian who is in
the crosswalk on the other side of a divided roadway. | b. | Pedestrians should walk against
traffic. | d. | Pull to the right
out of the way of an ambulance with a siren on |
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Which of the following is false:
a. | A more massive vehicle will have more momentum than a less massive vehicle going at
the same speed. | c. | The center of gravity changes if you put a storage box on your
roof | b. | Inertia pulls you straight when going around a curve | d. | If your tire pressure is too high, you will use
more gas |
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If the road is icy, which is correct
a. | Brake hard and late to stop | c. | Turn in the direction that the
front of the car is skidding | b. | Accelerate to get up a hill | d. | allow for extra stopping
distance |
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The “P” in PECK stands for:
a. | Proceed | c. | Power | b. | Predict | d. | Park |
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18.
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When driving a car with a manual transmission:
a. | Use the highest gear to start from a stop | c. | The clutch is used only for first
and second gears | b. | Use first gear to start from a stop | d. | Manual transmissions are always 4 speed on the
floor |
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Which is a condition that DOES NOT allow you to pass on the right?
a. | You are driving on a road where traffic moves in one direction (such as a multiple
lane highway) | c. | You are driving on a road where passing on the left is
prohibited. | b. | The vehicle you are passing is making, or is about to make, a left
turn. | d. | You are driving on a
one-way street.
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20.
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Which is true when driving on the highway?
a. | When leaving the highway, slow down before going into the deceleration
lane | c. | If you are going 80 MPH with the other cars on the highway, you can’t get a
speeding ticket | b. | Accelerate in the acceleration lane to the approximate speed of the other
cars | d. | You use more gas when
the air conditioner is on and the windows closed |
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21.
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Hydroplaning is:
a. | When a car projects into the air during an accident | c. | When two cars
collide | b. | When there is no friction between the tires and the road | d. | When your brakes get
wet |
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22.
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Which is not an emotion that effects your driving?
a. | Inattention | d. | Fatigue | b. | Stress | e. | Both fatigue and
inattention | c. | Anger |
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23.
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Which of the following is false?
a. | It is legal to use a cell phone while driving in Massachusetts | c. | You can be charged
with driving recklessly if fatigued | b. | A television forward of the back seat is
illegal in Massachusetts | d. | You can use headphones (music) while driving in
Massachusetts |
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24.
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Which of the following is false?
a. | Your license will be suspended for a drug conviction, even if unrelated to
driving | c. | One 12 ounce beer is the same as a 3 ounce wine | b. | The BAC limit if you
are a Junior Operator is .02% | d. | You can refuse the Breathalyzer (or Blood test) without penalty in
Massachusetts |
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25.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | Your BAC is affected by your size | c. | Your BAC is affected by
coffee | b. | Your BAC is affected by your tolerance to alcohol | d. | All of the
above |
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26.
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Which of the following is true:
a. | Marijuana makes you a better driver/concentrate better | c. | The “I”
in “OUI” stands for “influence” | b. | Your insurance rates
are not affected by a OUI conviction | d. | Melanie’s Law was passed primarily for first-time
offenders |
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27.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | You must sign your name if requested by a police officer | c. | You are required to
exchange papers if involved in an accident | b. | You can be arrested for refusing to give your
name to a police officer | d. | All the above
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28.
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Which of the following is false?
a. | Compulsory Insurance is not required for all cars in Massachusetts | c. | Seat belts (or car
seat) are required of all occupants in a motor vehicle | b. | A school bus must stop at all railroad
crossings | d. | Ignition
Interlock Devices are used for repeat Drunk drivers |
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29.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | If the front of your car gets hit during an accident, you will probably be at
fault | c. | A Junior Operator can never drive between 12:30AM and 5AM | b. | If the car in front
jams on his brakes and you hit him, you are at fault | d. | A Junior Operator can always have friends as
passengers during the first 6 months |
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30.
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During the RMV road test you may be asked to do which of the following?
a. | Parallel park | c. | Secure the vehicle (using PECK) | b. | Show your hand
signals | d. | All the above
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31.
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The Fundamental Speed limit in Brockton is:
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32.
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In order to obtain a Drivers license, you must have had your Learners Permit
for________
a. | six months | c. | one
year | b. | one
month | d. | one year, unless you are over
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33.
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In Massachusetts, possessing a Drivers License is ________________
a. | a right, not a privilege | c. | guaranteed under federal
law | b. | guaranteed under the state constitution | d. | a privilege, not a right
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34.
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Which of the following is NOT a driving fundemental?
a. | Control
| c. | Responsibility
| b. | Fatigue | d. | Courtesy
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35.
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With a Class A license, a person can drive:
a. | any vehicle EXCEPT a school bus or motorcycle | c. | any vehicle | b. | any vehicle EXCEPT a
tractor -trailor combination or school bus | d. | cars ONLY |
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36.
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A person with a Junior Operators License is prohibited
from_________________
a. | using any electronic device. | c. | texting while driving
ONLY. | b. | using a cell phone, unless it is “hands free”. | d. | using a cell phone
ONLY. |
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37.
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A person with a Junior Operators License _______________________________
a. | cannot carry passengers other than siblings or close friends for the first six
months. | c. | cannot carry passengers for the first six months other than siblings or persons over
age 18, unless acompanied by a licensed driver over the age of 21.
| b. | cannot carry
passengers other than siblings or friends over the age of 21 for the first six
months. | d. | cannot carry
passengers other than licensed drivers over the age of 21 for the first six
months. |
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38.
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At a Yield sign, you should___________________________________
a. | stop immediately | c. | stop if safe to do
so | b. | slow down and proceed if there are no cars with the right of way | d. | slow down, but proceed since YOU have the right
of way |
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You should only use your high beams
when____________________.
a. | it is foggy out | c. | you are driving in a well lit
area | b. | when you are driving in a rural area where
there are no street lights, and there is no approaching traffic. | d. | when an approaching driver is flashing their
high beams |
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40.
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When encountered by an angry driver, your best course of action is
to________________.
a. | avoid eye contact | c. | drive faster so he knows who has the fastest
car | b. | motion to the angry driver that he or she needs to calm down. | d. | never give in. |
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41.
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Which of the following is True?
a. | Stop before the sidewalk when entering a road from a driveway | c. | When looking
through the rear view mirror, you are looking less than 3’ behind the
car
| b. | You can back up from a driveway onto a numbered
state highway | d. | Whenever you
park on a hill , do not turn the wheel inward, unless uphill with a
curb |
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Which of the following is false?
a. | You can get a speeding ticket if going faster than the posted
speed | c. | You must get an emissions and safety inspection for your car every
year | b. | The car entering the Rotary has the Right
of Way over a car getting off | d. | If there is no speed limit sign, the speed limit is 40 outside a thickly settled
district on a rural road.
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43.
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The “S” in SIPDE stands for:
a. | slow | c. | salutations | b. | scan | d. | see |
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44.
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During the RMV road test you will be asked first to do
which of the following?
a. | Parallel park | c. | Secure the vehicle (using PECK) | b. | Show your hand
signals | d. | back up in a
straight line |
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45.
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Which of the following is true:
a. | Marijuana makes you a better driver/concentrate better | c. | The “O”
in “OUI” stands for “operating”
| b. | Your insurance rates are not affected by a OUI conviction | d. | Melanie’s Law was passed primarily for
first-time offenders
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Which of the following is true?
a. | Your BAC is affected by your size
| c. | Your BAC is affected by
coffee
| b. | Your BAC is affected what you had for
dinner | d. | Whether you had hard
liquor, wine ,or beer
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Which of the following is false?
a. | Motorcyclists do not have the right of way over cars | c. | You can not pass a School Bus
with flashing red lights, if waved on by the driver
| b. | pedestrians should walk against traffic | d. | 7D vehicles are not treated the same as School
Busses
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48.
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Which of the following is false?
a. | The center of gravity will not change if you put a storage box on your
roof
| c. | More massive vehicles are safer in
a head on crash. | b. | Inertia pulls you straight when going around a curve | d. | If your tire pressure is too low, you will use
more gas
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49.
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Which of the following is false?
a. | You can be charged with driving recklessly if fatigued
| c. | It
is legal to use a cell phone while driving in Massachusetts if you are a junior operator
| b. | A television forward of the back seat is illegal in Massachusetts | d. | You can not use headphones(music) while driving
in Massachusetts
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50.
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Which of the following is True?
a. | Your license will be suspended for a drug conviction, even if unrelated to
driving | c. | The BAC limit if you are a Junior Operator is .08% | b. | One 12ounce beer is
the same as a 9 ounces of wine | d. | You can refuse the Breathalyzer (or Blood test) without penalty in
Massachusetts
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51.
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Which is a myth about safety belts?
a. | Safety belts stop you from being thrown out of the vehicle. | c. | Safety belts help
you stay seated and in control of the vehicle. | b. | Safety belts stop you from hitting the
windshield, dashboard, steering wheel, or other hard parts of the vehicle. | d. | You will be trapped inside the car if you are
wearing a safety belt in a crash. |
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52.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | Drivers under 18 cannot use any mobile electronic device for any reason while
driving. The only exception is for reporting an emergency. | c. | Drivers under 21 cannot use any
mobile electronic device for any reason while driving. The only exception is for reporting an
emergency. | b. | Drivers under 18 cannot use any mobile electronic device for any reason while
driving. The only exception is urgent calls to family members. | d. | Drivers under 18 can use a mobile electronic
device as long as they do not text while driving. |
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53.
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Which of the following is true?
a. | Use your horn to show anger or complain about other drivers’
mistakes | c. | Use your horn to try to get a slower driver to move faster | b. | Use your horn to
avoid accidents | d. | Use your
horn to try to get other vehicles moving in a traffic jam |
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54.
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A flashing GREEN light means:
a. | proceed with caution - there is a crosswalk near by. | c. | there is a church accross the
street | b. | you are in a high bicyle use area | d. | there is a Fire Staion
nearby. |
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A broken yellow line:
a. | You may not cross these lines unless turning left when it is safe to do
so. | c. | separates lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions. Passing is allowed if safe
to do so. | b. | separates lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions. It is a NO PASSING
zone. | d. | marks the left edge
of the pavement on divided highways and one-way streets. |
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56.
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When passing,
a. | you may temporarily exceed the speed limit. | c. | use your horn to notify other
drivers of your intentions. | b. | use your hazzard lights to warn oncoming
traffic of your intentions. | d. | you must stay within the speed limit. |
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57.
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The “move-over law” requires
a. | that if you are approaching a stationary emergency vehicle and it is displaying its
flashing lights, you must pull to the right and stop. Wait until the emergency vehicle has left
the area. | c. | that if you are approaching a stationary emergency vehicle and it is displaying its
flashing lights, you must proceed with caution and reduce your speed to that of a reasonable and safe
speed for the road conditions. | b. | If you are on a highway with at least four
lanes (at least two of which allow travel in the same direction you are heading), yield the right-of
way by safely “moving over” to a lane that is not next to the lane the emergency,
highway, or recovery vehicle is occupying. | d. | Both B and C |
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58.
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Which of the following is false:
a. | It is illegal to cut through or disrupt any vehicles in a funeral
procession. | c. | A large truck may need twice as much distance to stop as an automobile or a
motorcycle, especially when roads are wet or icy. | b. | If you cannot see a truck’s rearview
mirrors, you are tailgating. | d. | There are sperate rules of the road for bicylists, and it is the resposibility of all
drivers to know them. |
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59.
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In order to drive with your Learners Permit,
a. | You must be accompanied by a licensed operator who occupies the passenger seat next
to you and is at least 18 years old, holds a valid driver’s license from Massachusetts or
another state, and has at least two years of driving experience. | c. | You must be accompanied by a
licensed operator who occupies the passenger seat next to you and is at least 25 years old, holds a
valid driver’s license from Massachusetts or another state, and has at least one year of
driving experience. | b. | You must be accompanied by a licensed operator
who occupies the passenger seat next to you and is at least 21 years old, holds a valid
driver’s license from Massachusetts or another state, and has at least one year of driving
experience. | d. | You must be
accompanied by a parent or guardian who knows how to drive and has at least one year of driving
experience. |
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60.
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The “E” in SIPDE stands for:
a. | Execute | c. | Expend | b. | End of Road | d. | Experience |
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