Illinois Car / Permit Practice Test 7

1.A solid white line along the right side of the pavement marks what?
The center of a two-way roadThe right edge of the roadwayA passing zoneA bus-only lane
2.When an emergency vehicle approaches using its siren and flashing lights, you should do what?
Speed up to get out of its pathStop immediately in your lanePull to the right edge of the road and let it passContinue at the same speed
3.What does Illinois law say about open alcohol containers in a vehicle?
They are allowed in the trunk only if sealedThey are allowed for passengersAlcohol may not be in the passenger area if the container has been openedThey are allowed if the driver is sober
4.In a business or residential district, how far ahead must you signal before turning?
At least 25 feetAt least 50 feetAt least 100 feetAt least 300 feet
5.At night, you must dim your high-beam headlights how far before meeting an oncoming vehicle?
500 feet100 feet200 feet1,000 feet
6.You approach a yellow diamond-shaped sign showing a leaping deer. What does it tell you to do?
A yield sign is ahead; be prepared to yield.Deer may cross the road ahead; be alert, especially at dawn and dusk.The road ahead is divided by a median; keep right.A steep downgrade is ahead; use a lower gear and check your brakes.
7.Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on Illinois interstates and tollways is what?
70 mph65 mph55 mph75 mph
8.In which case may a driver legally use a phone that is not hands-free?
When driving under the speed limitWhen reporting an emergencyWhen merging onto a highwayWhen the passenger is asleep
9.Which situation can trigger enhanced DUI penalties in Illinois?
A BAC of exactly .08A BAC of .16% or more, or transporting a child under 16Driving after one drinkRefusing a field sobriety test only
10.How often must most Illinois drivers pass a written exam?
Every yearEvery two yearsEvery four yearsEvery eight years, unless they have no traffic convictions