Safety and the law questions
Seat belts and child seats, phones (no phone at all under 18 except a 911 call), earphones, crashes and when to call the police, and Maryland's learner's permit and provisional license rules.
Each question below covers one rule from the Maryland Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.
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19 questions
- Rear-facing seats under 2
- Child seats under 8
- A crash where someone is hurt
- Provisional license: midnight to 5 a.m.
- Provisional license: passengers for 151 days
- Under 18: no phone at all
- Adults and phones: hands-free only
- An emergency on railroad tracks
- Seat belts for everyone
- Youngest age for a learner's permit
- Supervised practice hours
- How long you hold the permit
- Who can supervise a permit driver
- From provisional to full license
- Moving violations under 18 on a provisional license
- No earphones in both ears
- No one hurt: move the car off the road
- When you must call the police after a crash
- Leaving the scene of a crash
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