DC DMV Permit Test case studies
DC DMV Permit Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The DC DMV Knowledge Test is the written exam that beginning drivers in the District of Columbia must pass before they can obtain a learner permit or driver license. It is the first formal step in the licensing process, and the DC DMV describes it as measuring whether you are prepared to operate a vehicle in accordance with DC law. The DC DMV Permit Test case studies are 5 cases and about 2,384 words.
1No Turn on Red With a Cyclist and Pedestrian Present
on a Tuesday, you are driving south on a two-lane DC street and approach a red traffic signal at a T-intersection. You want to turn right onto a one-way street.
536 words, about 3 min2Work Zone With Flagger, Lane Shift, and Wet Pavement
On a rainy Friday at 4:40 p.m., you are driving alone on a four-lane DC arterial road. Ahead, orange construction signs read 'ROAD WORK AHEAD,' 'LANE SHIFT RIGHT,' and 'SPEED LIMIT 25.' The normal limit is 35 mph.
486 words, about 2 min3Right Turn Across a Bike Lane as the Light Turns Yellow
on a clear weekday, you are driving north in the right lane of a DC avenue. A dashed bike lane runs along your right side.
461 words, about 2 min4School Bus Stop on an Undivided Street During a Flashing School Zone
on a Wednesday, you are driving east on a two-lane undivided DC residential street. The posted speed limit is 25 mph, and a yellow school-zone sign with a flashing beacon shows '15 MPH WHEN FLASHING.' The beacon is flashing.
458 words, about 2 min5Freeway Merge With an Ambulance Behind and a Slow Truck Ahead
on a clear Monday, you are entering a DC freeway from a left-side entrance ramp. Your speed is 35 mph, and traffic in the right lane is moving at 55 mph.
443 words, about 2 min