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The 55 Most Common Motorcycle Test Questions
Over fifty questions with correct answers and explanations.
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Your time and sanity. And your entire career may be on the line. CDL Premium is the only course on the market offering a guarantee you’ll pass the exam, plus an ELDT certificate. Approved by the FMCSA, mandatory for all first-time applicants. Questions nearly identical to the real exam. Pass with Premium, Guaranteed
What's your CDL worth for you?
Your time and sanity. And your entire career may be on the line. CDL Premium is the only course on the market offering a guarantee you’ll pass the exam, plus an ELDT certificate. Approved by the FMCSA, mandatory for all first-time applicants. Questions nearly identical to the real exam. Pass with Premium, Guaranteed
Note: The actual Pre-Trip Inspection isn't multiple-choice; it's a hands-on segment you'll perform in front of an examiner. This critical part of the CDL road test is a must-pass. We've compiled common questions and videos to help you prepare—be sure to watch them.
Pre-Trip Inspection Video
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How to perform a CDL Class A Pre-Trip Inspection
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Air Brake Tests for Combination Vehicles
Daniel B.'s CDL Pre-Trip Inspection Guide, TruckingTruth.com, https://cdn.truckingtruth.com/pre-trip-inspection/pre-trip-guide.pdf" CDL CLASS A Pre-Trip Inspection 2020 (Updated) - Driving Academy How to Pass CDL Your Road Test," https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZBEVTx_nLo" How to perform a Class A CDL Pre-Trip inspection. Demonstrated by a state licensed CDL examiner." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfW615ZnELE
The program is fully compliant with the new ELDT regulations for theory training providers in 49 CFR 380.600 through 380.609 and covers all topics outlined in 49 CFR part 380, appendix C.
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Vermont Driver’s License & Permit FAQ
How Can I Apply for my VT Driver’s License? Frequently Asked Questions
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At what age can I apply for my Vermont license?
You must be at least 15 years old before you’re eligible to get your learner’s permit.What documents should I have when I go to apply for my learner’s permit in Vermont?
You should bring the following when you go to apply for your Vermont learner’s permit:- Learner’s Permit Application with parent’s signature (if under 18)
- Proof of Residency
- Proof of Identity
- Social Security Number
Where’s the nearest place to apply for a driver’s license in Vermont?
The best place to go for your driver’s license is to a Vermont DMV location. Find the complete list of office locations here.How can I contact my nearest Vermont DMV location?
Here’s a list of Vermont DMV locations. You may also reach them at 802-828-2000.Who should bring me for my permit test in Vermont?
Your parent or legal guardian should bring you if you are under 18 years old. They must sign your application.Does Vermont require a physical in order to get a permit?
A physical is not required.Is a vision test necessary when I go for my Vermont driver’s license?
Yes, you must pass a vision test.Where do I go to get my Vermont driver’s license picture taken?
You will have your picture taken at the DMV the same day. Make sure you look your best!What’s next after I apply for my Vermont license?
Once you’ve applied for your Vermont license and have gotten your permit, you will have to prepare for the road test.- If you are older than 18: You may apply for your license whenever you’re ready.
- If you are under 18: You must hold your license for at least a year. You should get 40 hours or more of behind the wheel training. You should also have your driver’s education certificate.
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How Can I Get Ready for my VT Permit Test? Frequently Asked Questions
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What should I be studying for the Vermont permit test?
Two study sources for the permit test: The Web-Based Vermont Permit guide and the Vermont Drivers Manual.What is the best way to study for the Vermont permit test?
Do what works for you. Here are some suggestions.- Read the manual several times
- Take the online practice tests
- Take the free Vermont interactive study guide
- Read flash cards
Will I need driver’s education in order to get a Vermont license?
If you are under 18, you must take a state-approved drivers education course that consists of a minimum of 30 hours classroom, 6 hours behind-the-wheel instruction and 6 hours observation.Where can I get a free Vermont driver’s manual?
Download the Vermont Drivers Manual for free.Do I have to read the entire Vermont driver’s handbook?
Yes. You should read the entire manual at least once. Be sure to focus on chapters 3, 4, and 6.Is there a mobile Vermont practice test app for my iPhone/iPad?
Absolutely! Check out this great Vermont practice test app.What are some examples of questions I can expect to see on the Vermont permit test?
You may see questions on the permit test such as:- “If your right wheels are off the pavement_________.”
- “”You may not park within ___ feet of a flashing red or yellow light, stop sign, or traffic light.”
- “As the percentage of alcohol in your blood level increases, you become______.”
How is the test graded?
You must score 16 out of 20 questions correctly.Where can I find free Vermont permit practice tests online?
There are plenty of free permit practice tests online such as this one found on the Vermont DMV website.Where do I go to take my permit test in Vermont?
You will take your permit test at a local Vermont DMV.Got any tips on what to do the night before my Vermont permit test?
The night before is usually a stressful time. Look over your study material once more, then relax.How many people pass their permit test in Vermont the first time?
Usually, the people who prepare themselves pass their test the first time.How can I tell when I’m ready for the Vermont permit test?
If you’ve studied enough, then you’re ready for your permit test. You should be able to recall the rules of the road and remember road signs.I think I’m ready for my Vermont permit test, what should I do next?
Once you are ready to take and pass your permit test, go to a Vermont DMV office with the following items:- Learner’s Permit Application with parent’s signature (if under 18)
- Proof of Residency
- Proof of Identity
- Social Security Number
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Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Vermont Permit Test
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Where do I go to apply for my permit test in Vermont?
Applying is easy. Just go to your local Vermont DMV office.When am I allowed to get my permit in Vermont?
Vermont allows applicants to get their permit as early as age 15.Are there any specific documents I should have when I go to take my permit test in Vermont?
Yes. Here’s what you should take:- Learner’s Permit Application with parent’s signature (if under 18)
- Proof of Residency
- Proof of Identity
- Social Security Number
How much will I have to pay for my permit test in Vermont?
Vermont permits cost and the exam fee is .Do my parents have to bring me for my permit test in Vermont?
Yes, if you are younger than 18, your parent must sign your application form.What will I need to know in order to pass my Vermont permit test?
Know everything in the manual, which includes:- Traffic lights
- Road Signs and Highway Markings
- Reduced Visibility
- Passing
- Interstate driving
- Speed limits
How many questions are there on the Vermont permit test?
There are 20 questions on the Vermont permit test.What do I need to score in order to pass the Vermont permit test?
You must score 16 out of 20 questions correctly.How many questions can I miss on the Vermont permit test?
You aren’t allowed to miss more than 4 questions.What common mistakes should I avoid when taking the Vermont permit test?
Common mistakes include not preparing, not knowing speed limits and not knowing distances.May I use the Vermont driver’s book when I take the actual permit test?
No, you aren’t allowed to use the manual.Do I get a drug test when I get a learner’s permit in Vermont?
No, a drug test is not necessary when getting a driver’s license in Vermont.Which DMV office is the easiest to go to when taking the Vermont permit test?
Some people gave great reviews on the South Burlington location.Where can I see some feedback from people who have already passed their Vermont permit test?
Visit one of the permit practice tests above and scroll down to see the Facebook comments section -- those were left by people who have already passed the DMV test or are still getting ready for it. Good luck!I failed my Vermont permit test, what now?
You may take it again the next day.When is the next time I can take my Vermont written test if I fail?
Retake it the next day.What are the restrictions on my Vermont permit after I get it?
There are none. You may drive anywhere, any time with a learner’s permit. Just be sure to have a licensed driver 25 or older sitting in the front seat next to you.Can I drive anywhere in Vermont with a learner’s permit?
Absolutely! You may drive anywhere with your learner’s permit as long as a licensed driver 25 or older is sitting in the front seat next to you.What happens after I pass my permit test in Vermont?
Congratulations on passing step one. Your next step is to prepare for the road test.- If you are older than 18: You may apply for your license whenever you’re ready.
- If you are under 18: You must hold your license for at least a year and get 40 hours or more of behind the wheel training. You should also have your driver’s education certificate.
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Getting Ready for Your Vermont Road Test: FAQ
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What should I be practicing while getting ready for the Vermont road test?
Begin practice driving with your hands in the right position. You may want to hold the steering wheel as if it is a clock at, a 9 and 3 or an 8 and 4 position.
Practice on left and right turns, braking smoothly, and controlled starts and stops. When turning, you should use hand over hand steering.Can I practice driving anywhere in Vermont?
Yes. You are always encouraged to get plenty of practice on public streets and roads. Just be sure to always have a licensed driver age 25 or older with you.Where can I find a driving school in Vermont?
Check out this site for a list of Acceptable Vermont driving schools.What should I bring to the DMV center for the road test?
When you go in for your license, be sure to bring:- Application with parent’s signature (if under 18)
- Proof of Residency
- Proof of ID
- Social Security Number
- Driver’s Education Certificate (if under 18)
- Learner’s Permit
- Log Sheet (if under 18)
- Insurance
- Vehicle Registration
What things will I be asked to perform on my Vermont driving exam?
Expect to make proper left and right turns, go through intersections, yield to right-of-way, change lanes, park and more.What is the best thing to do the night before my Vermont road test?
Use the night before as your final practice run. Be sure to gather all of your necessary documents then rest and look forward to the next day.How do I schedule a driving test in Vermont?
Schedule a driving test by calling 1-802-828-2085 or by emailing [email protected].Where do I go to take my Vermont driving test?
Head on over to your local Vermont DMV office when you’re ready for your road test.Will the DMV office let me borrow a car for the Vermont road test?
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Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Vermont: Frequently Asked Questions
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Can anyone take me for my road test in Vermont?
If you are under 18, your parent or legal guardian should bring you because they will need to sign your application.How do I make sure I pass the Vermont road test the first time?
You must practice, practice, and practice. This is the only way you will feel comfortable enough to handle the wheel properly.What should I keep in mind when taking my driver’s test in Vermont?
Bear in mind, you will be judged on how well you follow the rules of the road.What are the most common errors I should avoid on the Vermont road test?
Never do the following:- Drive too fast for road conditions
- Drive too close on another vehicle
- Pass another vehicle when it isn’t safe
- Not check mirror and blind spots
What will I have to do when I take the driver’s test in Vermont?
You must handle your vehicle with skill by driving at proper speeds. You must also obey signs and all the rules of the road.Will I be asked to Parallel Park?
Yes, you will be required to Parallel Park.Am I allowed to wear contacts/glasses when taking my Vermont road test?
You must wear corrective lenses if that is what you usually use to see with.Who can ride in the car with me during the Vermont driving test?
Only you and the driving instructor will be allowed in the vehicle.What if I fail my driver’s test in Vermont several times?
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I Have Passed the VT Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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What happens after I pass my Vermont road test?
After you pass your test, you will be issued your license.What are the limitations on my Vermont driver’s license after I get it?
There are no limitations for those over 18 and for those with a regular license.
For people under 18, you may not be employed to drive with only a provisional license. You must also drive alone for the 1st three months unless a driver 25 or older is with you.
After 6 months, there are no more restrictions.What things should I keep in mind when driving in Vermont for the first time?
There are a few things to remember when driving in Vermont for the first time:- Always watch out for motorcycle drivers
- Follow the 4 second rule for safety spacing
- Be cautious when passing on two lane roads
What type of car insurance should I get in Vermont?
The minimum coverage you should carry for Vermont auto insurance is ,000 per person for bodily injury, ,000 for two or more persons and ,000 for property damage.What documents do I need in order to get my first Vermont auto insurance?
Normally, you would need information about your vehicle, driving history and daily driving commute distance.How much can I expect to pay for car insurance in Vermont?
The average cost of car insurance in Vermont is 5.Where can I find the best car insurance in Vermont and where do I get it?
Several car insurance companies offer great rates such as:- Nationwide
- Liberty Mutual
- All State
Why is car insurance more expensive for new drivers in Vermont?
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I Have Failed My Vermont Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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I have failed the road test in Vermont when can I retake it?
If you fail your road test, you will have to wait at least one week before retaking it.What happens if I fail my road test in Vermont?
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How Can I Renew My Driver’s License In VT? Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I renew my Vermont driver’s license?
There are 2 ways to renew your license.- Renew by mail
- Renew in person
Where can I renew my Vermont driver’s license?
You may renew your license by mail or in person.Do I need to take an eye exam when renewing my Vermont driver’s license?
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I’m Moving to Vermont! Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I have to pass a road test when I move to Vermont from another state, for example South Dakota?
New Vermont residents with a valid driver’s license do not have to take the road test. They only have to take the eye exam.Will Vermont recognize my out-of-state learner’s permit?
Vermont will not accept any out of state learner’s permits.Is there a limit to how long I may drive in Vermont with my out-of-state license?
You’re free to drive in Vermont with your out of state license. Once you become a resident, you have 60 days to obtain a Vermont license.How long may I drive in Vermont with my out-of-country license?
If you are not a resident, you may use your out-of-country license for up to one year. If you become a resident, you have 60 days to get a Vermont license.Where do I find more driving-related information about moving to Vermont?
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General Questions About VT Driving License
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When is it legal to drive in the state of Vermont?
You must be at least 15 years old to get a learner’s permit in Vermont. A licensed driver age 25 or older must accompany you at all times until you obtain your license.What is the legal limit for drinking and driving in Vermont?
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Ahhhh! Smell that fresh air, grab some antiques and pick up some maple syrup candy for your friends when driving through the meandering roads of the green mountain state. Of course, to take full advantage of everything Vermont has to offer, you’ll need a license to drive a motor vehicle. We’ve created DMV practice tests that look and feel like the real thing, featuring questions that are very similar if not identical to the ones you will face at the DMV when you take your learner’s permit or driver’s license test.
Bussing tourists through Montpelier or bushels of apples to Burlington means getting a license to drive a commercial vehicle. We have practice exams that will thoroughly prepare you for what you’ll face at the DMV. Any endorsements like passenger and school busses, doubles/triples, tank vehicles, hazardous materials, or air brake restriction removal -- we have test prep that will get you ready with confidence.