West Virginia Car / Permit Practice Test 8

11.What is the consequence of refusing the designated breath test in West Virginia?

A written warning on the first refusalRevocation for one year and up to lifeA thirty-day suspensionNothing, since testing is voluntary

12.The accelerator sticks down while you are driving. What should you do?

Switch off the ignition immediatelyTry to free the pedal, then use the clutch or neutral before braking to a safe stopPull the parking brake at full speedSteer into the nearest ditch

13.At what point total does the DMV send a driver a letter of caution?

Six pointsThree pointsNine pointsTwelve points

14.What does the handbook say about yielding to a funeral procession?

It is a courtesy rather than a requirement of lawIt is required by statute in every countyIt applies only on interstate highwaysIt applies only during daylight hours

15.A red X glows above a traffic lane. What is it telling you?

The lane is reserved for busesThat lane is closed or carrying opposing trafficTraffic in the lane must merge rightThe lane leads to an exit only

16.Where should an adjustable head restraint sit?

As low as it will goAgainst the back of the head, not the neckRemoved for a clearer view behindTilted forward against the shoulders

17.A vehicle displaying an upright triangle with a red reflective rim and a bright orange middle is telling you what?

It travels slowly or has made an emergency stopIt is hauling explosivesIt belongs to a road maintenance crewIt is a funeral escort vehicle

18.What maximum speed does West Virginia designate for interstate highways absent other posting?

Sixty miles per hourSeventy miles per hourSixty-five miles per hourSeventy-five miles per hour

19.You are parking uphill on a road with no curb at all. Which way do the wheels point?

Straight aheadToward the center of the roadTo the rightAlternating, depending on the grade

20.In what order does the handbook say first aid should be given at a crash?

Protect broken bones, then treat for shockRestore breathing, then control bleedingTreat for shock before anything elseControl bleeding, restore breathing, treat for shock, protect broken bones