NC Driver Practice Sign Test

Motorists may pass a bicyclist only with abundant clearance and no oncoming traffic; changing lanes is the safest method when possible. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 6 — Sharing the Road: Bicycles.

Motorcyclists may need to react quickly to road hazards, so allow extra following distance. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 6 — Sharing the Road: Motorcycles and Mopeds.

A third DWI conviction requires permanent revocation if at least one prior conviction occurred within the past five years. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 2 — DWI Convictions.

Stop whenever a flagger, signal, or gate indicates an approaching train, and remain stopped until the gate lifts or the signal or flagger indicates it is safe. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Railroad Crossings.

If visor and sunglasses do not solve dangerous sun glare, stop until you can drive safely. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Hazardous Driving: Sun Glare.

The driver and passengers in a motor vehicle manufactured with seat belts must wear properly fastened seat belts whenever the vehicle is in forward motion. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Protecting Yourself and Your Passengers: Seat Belts.

The handbook states that only time sobers up a drinker; coffee, food, and cold showers do not. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Driver Safety: Alcohol.

A first DWI conviction carries a mandatory one-year driver-license revocation. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 2 — DWI Convictions.

When approaching a downhill curve, consider gravity, shift to a lower gear before descending, brake earlier, and approach more slowly. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Rounding a Curve.

A second qualifying speeding conviction within one year can result in a 60-day suspension. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 3 — Suspensions.

Stop whenever a flagger, signal, or gate indicates an approaching train, and remain stopped until the gate lifts or the signal or flagger indicates it is safe. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Railroad Crossings.

On a divided highway with four or more lanes and a median separation, only traffic following the school bus must stop. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: School Buses.

The two-second rule means allowing two seconds between the vehicle ahead passing a point and your vehicle reaching that same point. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Following.

A NO U-TURN sign prohibits U-turns at that location. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs.

When approaching a downhill curve, consider gravity, shift to a lower gear before descending, brake earlier, and approach more slowly. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Rounding a Curve.

DWI laws prohibit transporting an open container of any alcoholic beverage in the passenger area of a car. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 2 — DWI Laws.

If an oncoming vehicle crosses into your path, reduce speed, sound the horn, and keep right. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Emergencies: Unusual Emergencies.

It is unlawful to use a cell phone for email or text messages while operating a vehicle on a public street, highway, or public vehicular area. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Driver Safety: Cell Phones.

A handicap parking space is reserved for people who qualify and display a handicap license plate or dashboard placard. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs.

On a divided highway with four or more lanes and a median separation, only traffic following the school bus must stop. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: School Buses.

A second suspension under the point system may last six months. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 3 — Driver License Points.

On a two-lane roadway with a center turning lane, all traffic from both directions must stop for the school bus. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: School Buses.

Do not park within 100 feet of an emergency vehicle stopped to investigate an accident or give assistance. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: Emergency Vehicles.

A provisional licensee may be suspended for 30 days after a second moving violation within 12 months. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 3 — Provisional Licensee.

Black-on-orange warning signs identify construction or maintenance areas, where drivers should use extra care. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Warning Signs.