California DMV Knowledge Practice Test 2024 - SET 1- DMV Permit Practice Test 2024 -162 questions 

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Page 42 says 300 feet.

That is for a large vehicle. A passenger vehicle going 55mph takes 300 ft to stop. Reading comprehension is important.

No, it is turn left or go straight.

Yes, it is only $100

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The answer B is correct because it reflects the legal and practical guidance typically given about driving and medications.

@@lualuadmv but then your set 2 video has the same question but the answer was "under no circumstances" as It shoud've been, you cannot have conflicting questions

@@janswhatsupdoc the answer should be consistent, sorry I cannot find the question in set #2, could you tell me which question number?

@@lualuadmv It’s a different video on your channel the one that says 140 questions set 2, go to question 10 on 16:23

@@janswhatsupdoc First Question: "Can you take medications before planning to drive?" Answer: B. Only if the doctor says it won't affect safe driving. Explanation: This question is about whether you should take any medication (prescription or over-the-counter) before driving. The key here is that your doctor should confirm that the medication won't impair your ability to drive safely. It's not about whether the drug is prescription or OTC; it's about the safety of driving after taking it. Second Question: "Which of these statements about drugs and traffic is true?" Answer: A. Even over-the-counter drugs can impair your driving. Explanation: This question is about the potential effects of different types of drugs on driving. The correct answer highlights that even over-the-counter drugs, which are often seen as less potent, can still impair driving. This stresses that all drugs, not just prescription or illegal ones, can potentially impact driving safety. In summary, both answers are consistent because they emphasize the importance of understanding the effects of any medication on driving ability, whether it’s prescription, over-the-counter, or illegal.

Set #1,2,3 cover handbook, I recommend you go over the handbook. Good luck.

Hello there! Achieving a score of 90% on the test is commendable, but it's essential to ensure you've thoroughly reviewed the DMV Driver Handbook for crucial information. Familiarizing yourself with the handbook will help you identify key details for the test. Following this practice, you should now have a better understanding of the test format and the specific information to focus on. If time is a constraint, consider listening to the audio version of the driver handbook while multitasking; you can find it at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zP2ac5fi4XQ.html. Additionally, we offer DMV sample tests from CA DMV website for extra practice, accessible at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ubNm4vdH0JM.html. Wishing you success! If you pass, please inform us; it would be our pleasure to share in your happiness. Have a wonderful day, every day!

Yeah this video is pretty accurate ngl

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So did you pass after watching this video let us know pls 🥲

In section 6, DMV Handbook: "You must use a turnout area or lane to let other vehicles pass when you are driving slowly on a two-lane road, where passing is unsafe, and there are 5 or more vehicles following you."

Regarding Section 7: Laws and Rules of the Road in DMV handbook; The average passenger vehicle traveling at 55 mph can stop within 300 feet. A large vehicle traveling at the same speed can take up to 400 feet to stop. The heavier the vehicle and the faster it is moving, the longer it takes to safely stop, so a loaded truck will take longer to stop than an empty truck. Do not move in front of a large vehicle and suddenly slow down or stop. The large vehicle will not be able to stop fast enough to avoid crashing into you.

Q 44: where can I find this topic from California DMV handbook which states “only if the doctor says it won’t affect safe driving.” This makes sense, since not all drugs can affect driving such as aspirin or antibiotic . I tried looking at section 9: alcohol and drugs, however, I did not read this part that only the doctors says it won’t affect driving.

I will say if they are not asking for it why do you make a fuss 😮

An unmarked crosswalk looks like a regular part of the road, without any painted lines or signs indicating it as a pedestrian crossing. It's usually at intersections or where sidewalks meet the road.

My apologies, I have extend the time of each sentence from the 3rd video

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In DMV Handbook, section 7, The average passenger vehicle traveling at 55 mph can stop within 300 feet. A large vehicle traveling at the same speed can take up to 400 feet to stop.

@@lualuadmv thanks for the clarification!

@@DanielMontoya-c4w you are welcome

yes, it is correct sir. Quote from DMV Handbook page 67: " It is 55 mph on a two-lane undivided highway and for vehicles towing trailers"

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Nope, they are from the book

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A yield sign is a regulatory traffic sign that instructs drivers to slow down and, if necessary, stop to allow other road users (vehicles and pedestrians) the right-of-way before proceeding.

That, or maybe kids studying for their first try?

No problem.

The solid white line at the outer edge permits vehicles to pass from the shoulder only. Your question is asking about the solid white line at the center of the road. Good luck

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