Safety and the law questions
Seat belts and child seats, the hands-free phone law, crashes and reporting, surchargeable events, and the rules for learner's permit holders and Junior Operators.
Each question below covers one rule from the Massachusetts Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.
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24 questions
- Infant seats face the back
- Child restraints until 8 or 57 inches
- Which crashes you must report
- Crash reports within five days
- JOL: no driving 12:30 to 5 a.m.
- JOL: no passengers under 18 for six months
- Drivers under 18: no phones at all
- Drivers 18 and older: hands-free only
- Stalled on railroad tracks
- Seat belts for everyone
- Minimum age for a learner's permit
- Earliest age for a license: 16 1/2
- Who may supervise a permit driver
- Permit holders under 18: no driving midnight to 5 a.m.
- Six months clean before the road test
- Driver education hours
- 40 hours of supervised driving
- Penalties for breaking the JOL passenger or night rule
- JOL speeding and drag racing
- Driving on a permit without a licensed driver
- Fines for handheld phone use
- No handheld phone at red lights
- Three surchargeable events in two years
- Seven surchargeable events in three years
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