DMV VT Questions and Answers

DMV VT Questions and Answers reaction distance. - answer The distance your vehicle travels from the moment you see danger until you step on the brake To stop your vehicle, four things must happen: - answer 1. You must see and recognize the danger and the need to stop.

• Your brain must tell your foot to step on the brakes.
• Your foot must move to the brake pedal and operate the brake.
• Your brakes must work correctly.

Before you drive your vehicle you should do the following: - answer 1. Adjust the seat properly.

• Adjust all mirrors.
• Test the foot and parking/emergency brakes
• Adjust and fasten the safety belt.
• Lock the doors.
• Turn on the headlights.

After seeing danger, it takes the average driver about - answer 3/4 of a second to apply the brakes.braking distance - answer The distance your vehicle travels from the time the brakes are applied to the time that the vehicle is brought to a stop on wet, icy or gravel roads, the braking distance will be - answer much longer.driver must use a turn signal not less than - answer 100 feet before making a turn or changing lanes. (=100 feet) Many crashes take place when one motor vehicle is - answer turning left Upon approaching an intersection at which you wish to make a left turn, you must signal - answer 3 to 5 seconds in advance to warn others of your intention to turn.After completing L turn, check - answer rearview mirror and center vehicle in your lane Search the intersection left, front, and right before - answer starting to make your R turn 1 / 2

basic rule of driving on a multilane road - answer Drive to the right/middle unless you are passing or turning.if you are driving in poor road conditions or when visibility is poor, you should allow - answer more than four seconds of following distance.The distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you should be determined by - answer speed and existing conditions.An easy method to count seconds is to count - answer "one thousand one, one thousand two." The maximum speed for any vehicle on all Vermont roads is - answer 50 miles per hour or as posted.The maximum speed for any vehicle on an Interstate in Vermont is - answer 65 miles per hour or as posted.When two vehicles approach a four-way stop intersection at approximately the same time, coming from different directions, the driver on the - answer left should yield the right-of-way to the driver on the right.If you are turning left, you must yield to - answer all oncoming traffic.Any vehicle coming toward you, whether it is a motor vehicle or a bicyclist, has - answer has the right of way.three ways to park: - answer parallel parking, angle parking (left or right), and perpendicular parking (left or right - forward or backward).A vehicle parked on a 2-lane road must have the right wheels within - answer 12 inches of the right side of the road or curb.On a one-way road the vehicle must be positioned within - answer 12 inches of the side of the road. Your vehicle must be parked in the same direction as traffic flow.Parking on Hills: Down Hill (parking on the right side) - answer turn wheels into curb

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