{ "slug": "tn", "jurisdiction": "TN", "name": "Tennessee", "kind": "driver", "title": "Tennessee Written Test Practice", "language": "en", "edition": "PDF built February 2019", "questionCount": 56, "writtenTest": { "questionsAsked": 30, "correctToPass": 24, "confirmed": { "questionsAsked": true, "correctToPass": false, "passShare": true }, "ruleSource": { "title": "Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Driver License Knowledge Permit Test Online", "url": "https://www.tn.gov/safety/driver-services/classd/teengdl/knowledge-test-online.html" }, "note": "The Tennessee online knowledge test has 30 questions and needs a minimum score of 80 percent, so 24 correct. The department does not print a question count for the in-person test." }, "disclaimer": "This is a study aid written by examprepare.help from the official state driver handbook. It is not the real written test, it is not affiliated with any state agency, and your state exam may differ. Check your DMV's own site before you take the real test.", "source": { "publisher": "Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security", "title": "Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual", "formNumber": null, "edition": "PDF built February 2019", "url": "https://tn.gov/content/dam/tn/safety/documents/DL_Manual.pdf", "pageUrl": "https://www.tn.gov/safety/driver-services/classd/dlmanual.html", "retrieved": "2026-10-05", "textSha256": "5e2f4028fa9e9adbe2d191f4ddf7fba013b1e10214a6b71eaba249e00db4a331", "via": "https://web.archive.org/web/20230108212326id_/https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/safety/documents/DL_Manual.pdf" }, "facts": [ { "key": "speed-state-highway", "label": "Speed limit on primary and secondary state and federal highways unless posted", "value": "55 m.p.h.", "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47 }, { "key": "speed-interstate", "label": "Highest interstate speed limit set by Tennessee law", "value": "70 m.p.h.", "section": "Interstate Speed Limits", "page": 47 }, { "key": "speed-residential", "label": "Lowest limit you may see on residential roads or city streets", "value": "25 m.p.h.", "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47 }, { "key": "school-zone-points", "label": "Points added for speeding in a school zone", "value": "Automatic six points and an advisory letter", "section": "Speeding in School Zones", "page": 47 }, { "key": "bac-legal", "label": "BAC level Tennessee calls legal intoxication", "value": ".08 percent and above", "section": "Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability", "page": 80 }, { "key": "bac-under-21", "label": "BAC at which a driver under 21 faces stiff penalties", "value": "As low as .02", "section": "Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability", "page": 80 }, { "key": "crash-risk-10", "label": "How many times the normal crash rate a BAC of .10 to .12 carries", "value": "7 times", "section": "Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability", "page": 80 }, { "key": "follow-two-seconds", "label": "Following gap the manual teaches", "value": "No closer than two seconds", "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49 }, { "key": "stop-60mph", "label": "Total stopping distance at 60 MPH in the manual's table", "value": "418 feet", "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49 }, { "key": "seatbelt-fine", "label": "Fine for a driver whose passenger under 16 is not restrained", "value": "$50.00", "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31 }, { "key": "school-test-share", "label": "Share of the knowledge test that must be about alcohol and drugs", "value": "At least 25 percent", "section": "Impaired Driving", "page": 79 }, { "key": "blur-stop-10-feet", "label": "How far from a blind pedestrian you must stop", "value": "At least 10 feet", "section": "Pedestrian Safety", "page": 53 }, { "key": "new-resident-days", "label": "How long you may live in Tennessee before needing a licence", "value": "30 days", "section": "Who Needs a Tennessee Driver License?", "page": 2 }, { "key": "points-six", "label": "Number of points that ends eligibility for an intermediate licence", "value": "Six points", "section": "Graduated Driver License Program", "page": 14 } ], "questions": [ { "id": "tn-001", "number": 1, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What is the speed limit on Tennessee's primary and secondary state and federal highways unless posted?", "choices": [ "45 m.p.h.", "55 m.p.h.", "65 m.p.h.", "70 m.p.h." ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Unless otherwise posted the limit on those highways is 55 m.p.h.", "source": { "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47, "fact": "speed-state-highway" } }, { "id": "tn-002", "number": 2, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What is the maximum interstate speed set by Tennessee law?", "choices": [ "55 m.p.h.", "60 m.p.h.", "65 m.p.h.", "70 m.p.h." ], "answer": 3, "explanation": "The maximum interstate limit is 70 m.p.h., though some urban sections are posted at 55.", "source": { "section": "Interstate Speed Limits", "page": 47, "fact": "speed-interstate" } }, { "id": "tn-003", "number": 3, "section": "Speed", "stem": "How low can an interstate speed limit be posted in a large urban area?", "choices": [ "35 m.p.h.", "45 m.p.h.", "55 m.p.h.", "65 m.p.h." ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "Some larger urban interstate sections are posted as low as 55 m.p.h.", "source": { "section": "Interstate Speed Limits", "page": 47 } }, { "id": "tn-004", "number": 4, "section": "Speed", "stem": "As low as what speed limit may residential roads and city streets be posted?", "choices": [ "15 m.p.h.", "20 m.p.h.", "25 m.p.h.", "30 m.p.h." ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "Residential roads and city streets may carry limits as low as 25 m.p.h.", "source": { "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47, "fact": "speed-residential" } }, { "id": "tn-005", "number": 5, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What happens if you speed in a Tennessee school zone?", "choices": [ "Nothing", "It is reckless driving, with an automatic six points and an advisory letter", "A warning letter only", "A $50 fine" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Exceeding the school zone limit is reckless driving and adds six points automatically.", "source": { "section": "Speeding in School Zones", "page": 47, "fact": "school-zone-points" } }, { "id": "tn-006", "number": 6, "section": "Speed", "stem": "When are school zone speed limits in Tennessee regulated?", "choices": [ "Only during the school day", "When children are going to or from school or during a school recess hour", "Only on school buses", "Never" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "School zone limits apply when children are going to or coming from school or during a recess hour.", "source": { "section": "Speeding in School Zones", "page": 47 } }, { "id": "tn-007", "number": 7, "section": "Speed", "stem": "Which is NOT a listed Tennessee speed law?", "choices": [ "A 70 m.p.h. interstate maximum", "A 25 m.p.h. school zone", "A 40 m.p.h. residential limit", "A 15 m.p.h. limit in a parking lot" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "The manual lists 55 for state highways, 70 for interstates and 25 or 35 for residential streets.", "source": { "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47 } }, { "id": "tn-008", "number": 8, "section": "Speed", "stem": "You are in a line of downtown traffic, the car ahead stops suddenly and you cannot avoid hitting it. What is that?", "choices": [ "Breaking the basic speed rule, even if you were under the limit", "Nothing if you were under the limit", "Only a parking offence", "Normal following distance" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "If you cannot stop in time you are breaking the BSR, even within the posted limit, or following too closely.", "source": { "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47 } }, { "id": "tn-009", "number": 9, "section": "Speed", "stem": "Between which speeds are you least likely to have an accident in dense traffic, according to the manual?", "choices": [ "20 to 25 m.p.h.", "30 to 40 m.p.h.", "50 to 55 m.p.h.", "65 to 70 m.p.h." ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "The manual says staying between 50 and 55 m.p.h. with most traffic is least likely to cause a crash.", "source": { "section": "Tennessee Speed Laws", "page": 47 } }, { "id": "tn-010", "number": 10, "section": "Speed", "stem": "How do you recognise a Tennessee highway work zone?", "choices": [ "Only by orange signs", "By orange or yellow-green signs and devices, flashing lights and workers in high-visibility clothing", "By cones only", "By police presence" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Work zones are marked with orange or yellow-green signs and devices, flashing lights and high-visibility clothing.", "source": { "section": "Speeding in Highway Work Zones", "page": 47 } }, { "id": "tn-011", "number": 11, "section": "Following Distance", "stem": "How much following distance does the Tennessee manual teach?", "choices": [ "One second", "No closer than two seconds", "Three seconds always", "One car length per 10 m.p.h." ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The exercise ends when you are following no closer than two seconds.", "source": { "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49, "fact": "follow-two-seconds" } }, { "id": "tn-012", "number": 12, "section": "Following Distance", "stem": "How do you check your two-second following distance?", "choices": [ "Time how long it takes a stop sign to change", "Count to one-thousand-and-two after the vehicle ahead passes a fixed point", "Look at the speedometer", "Count the cars in front of you" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Count to yourself one-thousand and two after the other vehicle passes a point.", "source": { "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "tn-013", "number": 13, "section": "Following Distance", "stem": "What is the total stopping distance in the manual's table at 60 MPH?", "choices": [ "281 feet", "367 feet", "418 feet", "500 feet" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "The table's total stopping distance at 60 MPH is 418 feet.", "source": { "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49, "fact": "stop-60mph" } }, { "id": "tn-014", "number": 14, "section": "Following Distance", "stem": "What should you do if the exercise shows you are following too closely?", "choices": [ "Speed up", "Slow down slightly to increase the space and check again", "Brake hard", "Change lanes" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Slow slightly to increase the gap, find another spot to check and repeat.", "source": { "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "tn-015", "number": 15, "section": "Following Distance", "stem": "Why must the gap grow in poor weather on an interstate?", "choices": [ "Because the law requires 70 feet", "Because the two-second principle needs more time at higher speeds and in bad weather", "Because trucks need it", "It does not change" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The manual says the two-second principle holds on moderate-speed highways but needs more room in inclement weather at higher speeds.", "source": { "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "tn-016", "number": 16, "section": "Following Distance", "stem": "Stopping distance is made up of:", "choices": [ "Thinking time and braking distance", "Reaction distance and braking distance only", "Braking distance only", "Acuity and distance" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Stopping distance adds how long it takes you to react to how long the vehicle takes to stop.", "source": { "section": "Following Distance", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "tn-017", "number": 17, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "At what BAC is a Tennessee driver legally intoxicated?", "choices": [ ".05 percent", ".06 percent", ".08 percent and above", ".10 percent" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "The table marks .08 percent and above as legal intoxication.", "source": { "section": "Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability", "page": 80, "fact": "bac-legal" } }, { "id": "tn-018", "number": 18, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "At what BAC do drivers under 21 face stiff penalties in Tennessee?", "choices": [ "As low as .02", ".05", ".08", "Any amount at all" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The table notes stiff penalties for a driver under 21 at a BAC as low as .02.", "source": { "section": "Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability", "page": 80, "fact": "bac-under-21" } }, { "id": "tn-019", "number": 19, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "How many times the normal crash rate does a BAC of .10 to .12 carry?", "choices": [ "2 times", "7 times", "15 times", "50 times" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The table shows a seven-fold increase at .10 to .12 percent.", "source": { "section": "Alcohol's Effects on Driving Ability", "page": 80, "fact": "crash-risk-10" } }, { "id": "tn-020", "number": 20, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "What share of the Tennessee knowledge test must be about alcohol and drugs?", "choices": [ "At least 10 percent", "At least 25 percent", "At least 50 percent", "It is not required" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "By law at least 25 percent of knowledge test questions deal with alcohol and drugs.", "source": { "section": "Impaired Driving", "page": 79, "fact": "school-test-share" } }, { "id": "tn-021", "number": 21, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "Why is drinking three drinks in an hour worse than three drinks in three hours?", "choices": [ "It costs more", "Alcohol is absorbed faster, so you become intoxicated sooner", "It is only about money", "Nothing" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Spacing drinks slows the rate at which you become intoxicated.", "source": { "section": "Rate of Alcoholic Consumption", "page": 79 } }, { "id": "tn-022", "number": 22, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "Why does body fat matter?", "choices": [ "Alcohol is absorbed in water, not fat, so people with less body fat get drunk faster", "Heavier people never get drunk", "Fat burns alcohol", "It does not matter" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Alcohol is absorbed in water rather than fat, so drink for drink a person with more body fat shows intoxication first.", "source": { "section": "Body Weight and Fat", "page": 79 } }, { "id": "tn-023", "number": 23, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "How soon after a drink does alcohol start entering the bloodstream?", "choices": [ "Within one to two minutes", "Within an hour", "After an hour", "Only after eating" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Alcohol begins to be absorbed within one to two minutes.", "source": { "section": "How Does Alcohol Affect the Body?", "page": 79 } }, { "id": "tn-024", "number": 24, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "What share of drivers arrested for DUI in Tennessee are social to moderate drinkers?", "choices": [ "About 10 percent", "Nearly 50 percent", "Nearly 80 percent", "Nearly 95 percent" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Nearly 50 percent of drivers arrested for DUI are social to moderate drinkers.", "source": { "section": "Impaired Driving", "page": 79 } }, { "id": "tn-025", "number": 25, "section": "Alcohol", "stem": "Between what hours does the manual say 1 of every 10 drivers is intoxicated?", "choices": [ "10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m.", "2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.", "6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.", "Midnight and 4 a.m." ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Researchers estimate one in ten drivers is intoxicated between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.", "source": { "section": "Impaired Driving", "page": 79 } }, { "id": "tn-026", "number": 26, "section": "Seat Belts and Children", "stem": "Who must wear a safety belt in Tennessee?", "choices": [ "All drivers and all front-seat passengers any time the vehicle is in motion", "Only the driver", "Only passengers over 12", "Nobody in a pickup" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Belts are required for all drivers and all front-seat passengers while the vehicle is in motion.", "source": { "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31 } }, { "id": "tn-027", "number": 27, "section": "Seat Belts and Children", "stem": "Back seat passengers must wear a belt when they are:", "choices": [ "Under 17 years old", "Under 21", "Over 70", "Always, at any age" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Back seat belts are required for passengers under 17; the rule no longer applies at 18 or older.", "source": { "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31 } }, { "id": "tn-028", "number": 28, "section": "Seat Belts and Children", "stem": "What fine can a driver get if a child under 16 is not properly restrained?", "choices": [ "$25", "$50.00", "$100", "$250" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The driver may be charged and fined $50.00 when a child under 16 is not restrained.", "source": { "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31, "fact": "seatbelt-fine" } }, { "id": "tn-029", "number": 29, "section": "Seat Belts and Children", "stem": "What is the penalty for not using a car seat or booster for a child under nine or under four feet nine?", "choices": [ "A warning", "A Class D misdemeanor, a class on transporting children, and possible fees and fines", "Points on your licence", "Nothing" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "That violation is a Class D misdemeanor and requires a class on transporting children.", "source": { "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31 } }, { "id": "tn-030", "number": 30, "section": "Seat Belts and Children", "stem": "Who is responsible if a child's parent is in the car but not driving?", "choices": [ "The driver", "The parent or legal guardian", "Nobody", "The child" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "A parent or guardian who is present but not driving is responsible for proper transport.", "source": { "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31 } }, { "id": "tn-031", "number": 31, "section": "Seat Belts and Children", "stem": "What is the penalty for improperly transporting children under 16, in general?", "choices": [ "Points and a warning", "A charge and a $50.00 fine", "Jail", "A licence suspension" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Improper restraint of children under 16 can mean a charge and a $50.00 fine.", "source": { "section": "It's the Law", "page": 31 } }, { "id": "tn-032", "number": 32, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "What must you do if another driver ignores the right-of-way rules?", "choices": [ "Honk and pass", "Give him the right-of-way", "Follow closely", "Stop the road" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The manual says that if another driver does not follow the rules, give him the right-of-way.", "source": { "section": "Right-of-Way Procedures", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "tn-033", "number": 33, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "How far must you stop from a blind pedestrian crossing the roadway?", "choices": [ "At least 5 feet", "At least 10 feet", "At least 20 feet", "At least 30 feet" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Stop at least 10 feet away until the person is off the roadway.", "source": { "section": "Pedestrian Safety", "page": 53, "fact": "blur-stop-10-feet" } }, { "id": "tn-034", "number": 34, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "What must you not do around a blind pedestrian with a cane or guide dog?", "choices": [ "Sound your horn", "Offer to help them cross", "Slow down", "Use your lights" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Do not use your horn, as it could startle a blind pedestrian.", "source": { "section": "Pedestrian Safety", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "tn-035", "number": 35, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "Who must you yield to where children are playing in the street?", "choices": [ "No one", "Children playing in the streets", "Only adults", "Mail carriers" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You must yield to children playing in the streets and drive with extreme caution around them.", "source": { "section": "Pedestrian Safety", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "tn-036", "number": 36, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "Why is it illegal to block an intersection after the light has changed?", "choices": [ "It is only poor manners", "It is common sense and also illegal, marked or not", "It is legal if nobody complains", "It only applies in the city" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Blocking an intersection is common sense and illegal whether or not a sign says so.", "source": { "section": "Do Not Block", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "tn-037", "number": 37, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "When must you stop for a school bus's red flashing lights?", "choices": [ "Only when the stop arm is out", "Only when the bus is on a highway", "Until the bus has started moving, the driver motions you on, or the signals stop", "Only when children cross" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "Stop until the bus moves, the driver motions you to proceed, or the red lights stop and the arm retracts.", "source": { "section": "The School Bus Stop Law", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "tn-038", "number": 38, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "What do yellow flashing lights on a school bus mean?", "choices": [ "Stop now", "The bus is preparing to stop to load or unload, so slow down and prepare to stop", "The bus is passing", "Nothing" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Yellow flashing means the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children.", "source": { "section": "The School Bus Stop Law", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "tn-039", "number": 39, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "Which vehicles must stop at every railroad grade crossing in Tennessee, signs or no signs?", "choices": [ "All vehicles", "Church or school buses, common carriers and trucks carrying hazardous materials", "Only school buses", "Only trains" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Church or school buses, common carriers such as taxis, and certain trucks must always stop.", "source": { "section": "Railroad Crossings", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "tn-040", "number": 40, "section": "Right of Way", "stem": "Why should you never try to beat a train?", "choices": [ "Trains are slow", "Trains move very quickly and you can badly misjudge them", "It is only a rule", "The crossing gates are slow" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Trains move very quickly and trying to beat one is extremely dangerous.", "source": { "section": "Railroad Crossings", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "tn-041", "number": 41, "section": "Rules and Signs", "stem": "What does a white painted curb mean in Tennessee?", "choices": [ "No stopping at all", "Stop only long enough to pick up or drop off passengers", "Load or unload only", "Short-term parking with a ticket" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "A white curb allows only passenger pick-up and drop-off.", "source": { "section": "Parking", "page": 66 } }, { "id": "tn-042", "number": 42, "section": "Rules and Signs", "stem": "What does a red painted curb mean?", "choices": [ "Short-term parking", "Load and unload only", "Do not stop, stand or park there under any condition", "Passenger pick-up" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "A red curb means no stopping, standing or parking under any condition.", "source": { "section": "Parking", "page": 66 } }, { "id": "tn-043", "number": 43, "section": "Rules and Signs", "stem": "Where does Tennessee's Move Over law apply?", "choices": [ "Only on interstates", "When passing vehicles with flashing lights stopped on the shoulder or road", "Only in work zones", "Only at night" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The Move Over law applies when you pass stopped vehicles with flashing lights.", "source": { "section": "MOVE OVER LAW", "page": 72 } }, { "id": "tn-044", "number": 44, "section": "Rules and Signs", "stem": "What is step 1 of parallel parking?", "choices": [ "Check traffic behind and signal", "Back up immediately", "Sound the horn", "Turn the wheel sharply left" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Begin parallel parking by checking traffic behind and signalling.", "source": { "section": "Parallel Parking", "page": 66 } }, { "id": "tn-045", "number": 45, "section": "Rules and Signs", "stem": "What should you do before opening the driver's door after parking?", "choices": [ "Open it straight away", "Check traffic, wait for it to pass, get out quickly and shut the door", "Sound the horn", "Wait for a police officer" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Check traffic, get out quickly and shut the door as soon as you can.", "source": { "section": "Parking", "page": 66 } }, { "id": "tn-046", "number": 46, "section": "Crashes and Emergencies", "stem": "You arrive first at a crash scene and are not trained in first aid. What should you do?", "choices": [ "Move injured people to the shoulder", "Call 911 and move on so you do not interfere with emergency services", "Give first aid anyway", "Leave without calling" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Call 911, then continue on so you are not a victim of a secondary collision.", "source": { "section": "Crashes", "page": 90 } }, { "id": "tn-047", "number": 47, "section": "Crashes and Emergencies", "stem": "Why do drivers crash near a crash scene?", "choices": [ "Because of the debris", "Because of accident gazing to satisfy curiosity", "Because of the police", "Because of the weather" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Secondary accidents are caused by drivers who slow down to satisfy their curiosity.", "source": { "section": "Crashes", "page": 90 } }, { "id": "tn-048", "number": 48, "section": "Crashes and Emergencies", "stem": "When should you move an injured person out of a wrecked vehicle?", "choices": [ "Always", "Only if you are trained or there is immediate danger such as fire", "Never, under any circumstances", "Only if the police ask" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Move them only if you are trained or if there is immediate danger such as fire.", "source": { "section": "Crashes", "page": 90 } }, { "id": "tn-049", "number": 49, "section": "Crashes and Emergencies", "stem": "What should you do if you witness a crash?", "choices": [ "Pull safely off the road, turn on your flashers and tell the officer", "Drive on", "Take photographs and leave", "Sound your horn and drive on" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Pull over safely, turn on your emergency flashers and notify the officer you witnessed it.", "source": { "section": "Crashes", "page": 90 } }, { "id": "tn-050", "number": 50, "section": "Crashes and Emergencies", "stem": "How should you warn other motorists if you must leave a disabled vehicle on a highway?", "choices": [ "By honking", "By raising the hood or tying a handkerchief to the door handle or antenna, and using your flashers", "By waving", "By writing on the road" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Raise the hood or tie a handkerchief to the door handle or antenna, then use your flashers.", "source": { "section": "Emergency Parking (Disabled Vehicles)", "page": 66 } }, { "id": "tn-051", "number": 51, "section": "Crashes and Emergencies", "stem": "How far off the travelled portion of a highway should a disabled vehicle be parked?", "choices": [ "With all four wheels off it if possible", "In the middle of the lane", "Across two lanes", "It does not matter" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Park with all four wheels off the travelled portion if possible, or as far onto the shoulder as you can.", "source": { "section": "Emergency Parking (Disabled Vehicles)", "page": 66 } }, { "id": "tn-052", "number": 52, "section": "Licenses", "stem": "How long may a new resident live in Tennessee before needing a licence?", "choices": [ "15 days", "30 days", "60 days", "90 days" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "A person who will live in Tennessee longer than 30 days must apply for a licence.", "source": { "section": "Who Needs a Tennessee Driver License?", "page": 2, "fact": "new-resident-days" } }, { "id": "tn-053", "number": 53, "section": "Licenses", "stem": "What licence class do ordinary passenger vehicles need in Tennessee?", "choices": [ "Class A", "Class B", "Class C", "Class D" ], "answer": 3, "explanation": "Regular passenger vehicles, pick-up trucks and vans need a Class D licence.", "source": { "section": "Class D License", "page": 2 } }, { "id": "tn-054", "number": 54, "section": "Licenses", "stem": "Who needs a For-Hire endorsement in Tennessee?", "choices": [ "Anyone who drives for work in any vehicle", "People whose main job is to transport persons or property in a Class D vehicle", "Plumbers and engineers", "Only taxi drivers" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The For-Hire endorsement goes on drivers whose main job is transporting persons or property.", "source": { "section": "Class D with F (For-Hire Endorsement)", "page": 2 } }, { "id": "tn-055", "number": 55, "section": "Licenses", "stem": "How many points on your record end eligibility for an intermediate licence?", "choices": [ "Three", "Four", "Six", "Ten" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "The GDL steps require a record with less than six points.", "source": { "section": "Graduated Driver License Program", "page": 14, "fact": "points-six" } }, { "id": "tn-056", "number": 56, "section": "Licenses", "stem": "What fee does Tennessee charge to add a For-Hire endorsement?", "choices": [ "$4.50", "$15", "$25", "$50" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Adding a For-Hire endorsement costs a fee of $4.50.", "source": { "section": "Class D with F (For-Hire Endorsement)", "page": 2 } } ] }