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| http://opi.mt.gov/PDF/DriverEd/Manual/AdaptMan.pdf |
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SELF TEST Section 2 Keeping the Driver’s License
Directions: Choose only one answer. |
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At what Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) does the law state you are under the influence of alcohol?
a.0.00%
b.0.08 %
c.0.10%
d.all of the above |
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Your driving record is used:
a.by the state and your insurance company to establish how safely you drive
b.by the Department of Revenue to see if you have paid taxes
c.by direct mail companies to establish a mailing list
d.by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles to keep track of the vehicles you own |
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| a.by the state and your insurance company to establish how safely you drive |
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What is a probationary license?
a.A license restricted to essential driving only
b.A license to practice driving a commercial vehicle
c.A learner’s license to practice with
d.A temporary unrestricted license |
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| a.A license restricted to essential driving only |
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A reckless driver is a driver who:
a.drives with a willful and wanton disregard for the safety of others
b.drives faster than the speed limit in daytime
c.has a crash
d.drives carefully |
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| a.drives with a willful and wanton disregard for the safety of others |
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Drivers become “Habitual Offenders” when:
a.they get 30 points in a one-year period
b.they get 15 points in a three-year period
c.they get 30 points in a three-year period
d.they get 3 speeding tickets |
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| c.they get 30 points in a three-year period |
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“Habitual Offenders” will lose their license for:
a.three years
b.two years
c.six months
d.ten years |
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Persons who drive after drinking alcohol:
a.can have their license suspended
b.may have more expensive car insurance rates
c.may be put in jail
d.all of the above |
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If you refuse to take an alcohol test, you will lose your license for:
a.60 days
b.90 days
c.six months
d.three years |
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