{ "slug": "wi", "jurisdiction": "WI", "name": "Wisconsin", "kind": "driver", "title": "Wisconsin Written Test Practice", "language": "en", "edition": "2026", "questionCount": 59, "writtenTest": { "questionsAsked": 50, "correctToPass": 40, "confirmed": { "questionsAsked": true, "correctToPass": true, "passShare": true }, "ruleSource": { "title": "Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Driving Test Requirements", "url": "https://www.wisconsindot.gov/documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf" }, "note": "The Wisconsin knowledge test has 50 questions and needs 40 correct (80 percent). The separate highway signs test has 15 questions and needs 12." }, "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": "Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles", "title": "Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook", "formNumber": "BDS126", "edition": "2026", "url": "https://www.wisconsindot.gov/documents/dmv/shared/bds126-motorists-handbook.pdf", "pageUrl": "https://www.wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/license-drvs/how-to-apply/handbook.aspx", "retrieved": "2026-10-05", "textSha256": "a8feebaafaf07813d4c6b9c919c14b8c23d234e4707221f6c80d56cea5fa06f5", "via": null }, "facts": [ { "key": "knowledge-count", "label": "Questions on the Wisconsin knowledge test", "value": "50 questions", "section": "C. Knowledge Test", "page": 1 }, { "key": "knowledge-pass", "label": "Correct answers needed on the Wisconsin knowledge test", "value": "40 questions (80 percent)", "section": "C. Knowledge Test", "page": 1 }, { "key": "signs-count", "label": "Questions on the Wisconsin highway signs test", "value": "15 questions", "section": "B. Highway Signs Test", "page": 1 }, { "key": "signs-pass", "label": "Correct answers needed on the Wisconsin highway signs test", "value": "12 questions (80 percent)", "section": "B. Highway Signs Test", "page": 1 }, { "key": "vision-acuity", "label": "Visual acuity needed for a Wisconsin licence", "value": "20/40 in one eye, corrected or uncorrected", "section": "A. Vision Screening", "page": 1 }, { "key": "vision-field", "label": "Field of vision needed for a Wisconsin licence", "value": "70 degrees from the centre of each eye", "section": "A. Vision Screening", "page": 1 }, { "key": "speed-residential", "label": "Speed limit in residential areas unless posted", "value": "25 miles per hour", "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 }, { "key": "speed-school", "label": "School zone speed limit when children are present", "value": "15 miles per hour", "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 }, { "key": "speed-outlying", "label": "Speed limit in outlying parts of cities and villages with no posted limit", "value": "35 mph", "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 }, { "key": "follow-four-seconds", "label": "Following-distance rule in the Wisconsin handbook", "value": "The four second following distance rule", "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 }, { "key": "follow-mirror", "label": "How often to check the rearview mirror for tailgaters", "value": "Every 6 to 8 seconds", "section": "F. Space Between Vehicles", "page": 13 }, { "key": "school-bus-20", "label": "How far you must stop behind a school bus with red lights flashing", "value": "At least 20 feet", "section": "C. School Buses", "page": 51 }, { "key": "alcohol-under-21", "label": "Legal alcohol concentration for drivers under 21 in Wisconsin", "value": "0.00 percent", "section": "A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving", "page": 49 }, { "key": "implied-consent", "label": "Consequence of refusing a prohibited alcohol concentration test", "value": "Arrest and loss of driving privileges for at least one year", "section": "Implied Consent", "page": 49 }, { "key": "points-12", "label": "Points within any 12-month period that stop you driving in Wisconsin", "value": "12 or more demerit points", "section": "A. Point System", "page": 53 }, { "key": "habitual", "label": "Habitual offender threshold in Wisconsin", "value": "Four or more major violations or 12 or more minor violations within five years", "section": "B. Habitual Traffic Offender", "page": 53 }, { "key": "occupational-hours", "label": "Hours an occupational licence holder may drive each day", "value": "Up to 12 hours a day", "section": "C. Occupational License", "page": 53 }, { "key": "permit-supervisor", "label": "Experience the accompanying driver needs for an instruction permit", "value": "At least two years of licensed driving experience", "section": "B. Instruction Permit", "page": 5 } ], "questions": [ { "id": "wi-001", "number": 1, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "How many questions are on the Wisconsin knowledge test?", "choices": [ "25", "40", "50", "60" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "The knowledge test has 50 questions.", "source": { "section": "C. Knowledge Test", "page": 1, "fact": "knowledge-count" } }, { "id": "wi-002", "number": 2, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "How many correct answers do you need on the knowledge test?", "choices": [ "30 of 50", "40 of 50 (80 percent)", "45 of 50", "50 of 50" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You need 40 correct, which is 80 percent.", "source": { "section": "C. Knowledge Test", "page": 1, "fact": "knowledge-pass" } }, { "id": "wi-003", "number": 3, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "How many questions are on the Wisconsin highway signs test?", "choices": [ "10", "15", "20", "25" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The signs test has 15 questions.", "source": { "section": "B. Highway Signs Test", "page": 1, "fact": "signs-count" } }, { "id": "wi-004", "number": 4, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "How many answers do you need to pass the highway signs test?", "choices": [ "10 of 15", "12 of 15 (80 percent)", "14 of 15", "15 of 15" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You need 12 correct, which is 80 percent.", "source": { "section": "B. Highway Signs Test", "page": 1, "fact": "signs-pass" } }, { "id": "wi-005", "number": 5, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "What visual acuity does Wisconsin require?", "choices": [ "20/20 in each eye", "20/40 in one eye, corrected or uncorrected", "20/60 in one eye", "Any vision" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Regular applicants need 20/40 in one eye, corrected or uncorrected.", "source": { "section": "A. Vision Screening", "page": 1, "fact": "vision-acuity" } }, { "id": "wi-006", "number": 6, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "What field of vision does Wisconsin require?", "choices": [ "50 degrees", "70 degrees from the centre of each eye", "100 degrees", "140 degrees" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You need a 70-degree field of vision from the centre of each eye.", "source": { "section": "A. Vision Screening", "page": 1, "fact": "vision-field" } }, { "id": "wi-007", "number": 7, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "Do you need an appointment for the knowledge test at a DMV service centre?", "choices": [ "Yes", "No", "Only for renewals", "Only for under-18 drivers" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You do not need to make an appointment to take the knowledge test.", "source": { "section": "C. Knowledge Test", "page": 1 } }, { "id": "wi-008", "number": 8, "section": "The Tests", "stem": "May drivers aged 15 to 17 take the knowledge test online?", "choices": [ "No, never", "Yes, for a fee of $10", "Yes, for free", "Only with a parent's licence" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Applicants 15 to 17 may take the knowledge test online for a fee of $10.", "source": { "section": "C. Knowledge Test", "page": 1 } }, { "id": "wi-009", "number": 9, "section": "Permits and Licences", "stem": "What must the driver beside you hold when you drive on an instruction permit?", "choices": [ "A valid regular licence and at least two years of licensed driving experience", "Any licence", "A probationary licence", "A learner's permit" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The accompanying driver needs a valid regular licence and two years of licensed experience.", "source": { "section": "B. Instruction Permit", "page": 5, "fact": "permit-supervisor" } }, { "id": "wi-010", "number": 10, "section": "Permits and Licences", "stem": "Where must that accompanying driver sit?", "choices": [ "In the passenger seat beside you", "Behind you", "Anywhere in the car", "In the driver's seat" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The licensed driver must ride in the passenger seat beside the applicant.", "source": { "section": "B. Instruction Permit", "page": 5 } }, { "id": "wi-011", "number": 11, "section": "Permits and Licences", "stem": "What must an under-18 permit holder have before applying for the instruction permit?", "choices": [ "A completed driver education programme, including behind-the-wheel training, on the MV3001 form", "Nothing", "A high school diploma", "A medical certificate" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The school signs the MV3001 application after the driver education course.", "source": { "section": "B. Instruction Permit", "page": 5 } }, { "id": "wi-012", "number": 12, "section": "Permits and Licences", "stem": "What is the minimum age for a Wisconsin instruction permit?", "choices": [ "15", "16", "18", "21" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Under-18 applicants must be at least 15 and enrolled in driver education.", "source": { "section": "B. Instruction Permit", "page": 5 } }, { "id": "wi-013", "number": 13, "section": "Permits and Licences", "stem": "May you make a U-turn on a rural two-lane highway?", "choices": [ "No, never", "Yes, if it is done safely and you do not interfere with traffic", "Only with a permit", "Only in a city" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "A U-turn is allowed in any rural two-lane highway if done safely without interfering with traffic.", "source": { "section": "G. Turning", "page": 15 } }, { "id": "wi-014", "number": 14, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What speed limit applies in a residential area unless otherwise posted?", "choices": [ "15 mph", "25 mph", "35 mph", "45 mph" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The residential default is 25 miles per hour.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10, "fact": "speed-residential" } }, { "id": "wi-015", "number": 15, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What is the school zone speed limit when children are present?", "choices": [ "15 mph", "20 mph", "25 mph", "30 mph" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The normal school zone limit with children present is 15 miles per hour.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10, "fact": "speed-school" } }, { "id": "wi-016", "number": 16, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What speed limit applies in outlying parts of cities and villages with no posted limit?", "choices": [ "25 mph", "30 mph", "35 mph", "45 mph" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "Outlying areas of cities and villages have a 35 mph limit.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10, "fact": "speed-outlying" } }, { "id": "wi-017", "number": 17, "section": "Speed", "stem": "May you drive faster than the speed limit to pass another vehicle?", "choices": [ "Yes", "No, that is illegal", "Only on a highway", "Only in an emergency" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You cannot drive over the speed limit to pass other vehicles.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 } }, { "id": "wi-018", "number": 18, "section": "Speed", "stem": "Which lane should you use if you are driving slower than most traffic?", "choices": [ "The far-right lane of a multi-lane road", "The passing lane", "The left lane", "The shoulder" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Drive in the far-right lane of a multi-lane road when you are slower than most traffic.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 } }, { "id": "wi-019", "number": 19, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What happens if you drive too slowly?", "choices": [ "Nothing", "You could be given a ticket, and vehicles behind may crash", "Only a warning", "Your licence is suspended" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Going too slow can cause vehicles to back up and crash, and you can be ticketed.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 } }, { "id": "wi-020", "number": 20, "section": "Speed", "stem": "How far ahead should you be able to see?", "choices": [ "5 to 10 seconds", "10 to 15 seconds", "30 seconds", "As far as the road allows" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The driver needs to see 10 to 15 seconds ahead to keep control.", "source": { "section": "E. Sight Distance Rule", "page": 12 } }, { "id": "wi-021", "number": 21, "section": "Speed", "stem": "What should you slow down for?", "choices": [ "Curves, hills, rain, snow, parking lots, schools, playgrounds and heavy traffic", "Only snow", "Only at night", "Only in cities" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The handbook lists curves, hills, rain, snow, parking areas, schools and heavy traffic.", "source": { "section": "Changing speed for conditions", "page": 11 } }, { "id": "wi-022", "number": 22, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "What is the following distance rule in the Wisconsin handbook?", "choices": [ "The four second following distance rule", "The two second rule", "One car length per 10 mph", "A ten second rule" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The handbook uses the four second following distance rule.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10, "fact": "follow-four-seconds" } }, { "id": "wi-023", "number": 23, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "How do you measure the four second gap?", "choices": [ "Pick a stationary object you can clearly see and count one thousand one to four", "Read the speedometer", "Count the cars ahead", "Use a stopwatch" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Pick a tree, sign or house and count; reaching it before one thousand four means you are going too fast.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 } }, { "id": "wi-024", "number": 24, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "What should you do for each adverse condition such as rain, snow or ice?", "choices": [ "Add a second to your gap", "Subtract a second", "Halve your gap", "Nothing" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Add a second for every adverse condition.", "source": { "section": "B. Understanding Vehicle Speed", "page": 10 } }, { "id": "wi-025", "number": 25, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "How often should you check your rearview mirror for a tailgater?", "choices": [ "Every 6 to 8 seconds", "Every 30 seconds", "Only at junctions", "Once a minute" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Check the rearview mirror every 6 to 8 seconds for someone too close behind.", "source": { "section": "F. Space Between Vehicles", "page": 13, "fact": "follow-mirror" } }, { "id": "wi-026", "number": 26, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "What should you do if someone is tailgating you?", "choices": [ "Speed up", "Slowly reduce your speed to encourage them to go around", "Brake hard", "Change lanes sharply" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Slowly reduce your speed so the tailgater moves around you.", "source": { "section": "F. Space Between Vehicles", "page": 13 } }, { "id": "wi-027", "number": 27, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "When should you give extra space in front of your vehicle?", "choices": [ "On slippery or snowy roads, behind large vehicles, with a heavy load, near a railroad crossing or on a hill", "Only on a highway", "Only in a city", "Only at night" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "The handbook lists eight situations that call for extra space in front.", "source": { "section": "F. Space Between Vehicles", "page": 13 } }, { "id": "wi-028", "number": 28, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "What should you do with a vehicle driving right next to you?", "choices": [ "Move ahead of it or drop back behind it when it is safe", "Match its speed", "Sound your horn", "Hold your lane" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Move ahead or drop back to keep space all around your vehicle.", "source": { "section": "F. Space Between Vehicles", "page": 12 } }, { "id": "wi-029", "number": 29, "section": "Following Distance and Space", "stem": "May you put your car in neutral to coast downhill?", "choices": [ "Yes", "No, stay in gear so you keep full control", "Only in an automatic", "Only on a hill" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Do not coast; stay in gear for full control.", "source": { "section": "D. Stopping", "page": 12 } }, { "id": "wi-030", "number": 30, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "How far must you stop from a school bus with its red lights flashing?", "choices": [ "At least 10 feet", "At least 20 feet", "At least 50 feet", "At least 100 feet" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You must stop at least 20 feet from the school bus.", "source": { "section": "C. School Buses", "page": 51, "fact": "school-bus-20" } }, { "id": "wi-031", "number": 31, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "Do you have to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights on the other side of the road?", "choices": [ "Yes, whether it is on your side or the opposite side", "No, never", "Only on a highway", "Only if the stop arm is out" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "You must stop whether the bus is on your side or the opposite side.", "source": { "section": "C. School Buses", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-032", "number": 32, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "When are you not required to stop for a school bus?", "choices": [ "On a divided highway or roadway when you are not on the bus's side", "At night", "In a city", "When it is raining" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "On a divided highway with a barrier, you do not need to stop on the other side.", "source": { "section": "C. School Buses", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-033", "number": 33, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "When may you proceed after stopping for a school bus?", "choices": [ "As soon as you have stopped", "Once the red lights on the bus have stopped flashing", "When the bus moves off the road", "After 30 seconds" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "You can proceed once the bus's red lights have stopped flashing.", "source": { "section": "C. School Buses", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-034", "number": 34, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "What should you do when you see emergency lights and hear sirens?", "choices": [ "Pull over to the side of the road and stop until it has passed", "Keep your speed", "Stop in the intersection", "Follow it" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Pull over and stop until the emergency vehicle has passed; do not stop in the middle of an intersection.", "source": { "section": "B. Emergency Vehicles", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-035", "number": 35, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "A police car is stopped on the roadside with lights and sirens on. What must you do?", "choices": [ "Nothing", "Move over or slow down, because it is the law", "Sound your horn", "Pass on the shoulder" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Move over or slow down for a stopped police car with lights and sirens on.", "source": { "section": "B. Emergency Vehicles", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-036", "number": 36, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "What should you do about a police officer stopped at the roadside?", "choices": [ "Do not look at pulled-over drivers or roadside activity", "Look at them to slow down", "Stop behind them", "Follow them" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Looking at drivers pulled over or roadside activity could cause a crash.", "source": { "section": "E. Sight Distance Rule", "page": 12 } }, { "id": "wi-037", "number": 37, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "Why should you allow extra room for pedestrians?", "choices": [ "Children or others may run into the road without looking", "They have priority in every case", "It is a courtesy only", "It is not necessary" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Children and others may step out without looking, so allow extra room.", "source": { "section": "A. Pedestrians", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-038", "number": 38, "section": "Sharing the Road", "stem": "What should you do about a driver's blind spot?", "choices": [ "Avoid driving in it", "Move closer to the vehicle", "Hold your lane and pass", "Use your lights" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Avoid driving in a blind spot where another driver's view of you is blocked.", "source": { "section": "Section 10: Sharing the Road", "page": 51 } }, { "id": "wi-039", "number": 39, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What alcohol concentration is legal for a driver under 21 in Wisconsin?", "choices": [ "0.02 percent", "0.04 percent", "0.08 percent", "0.00 percent" ], "answer": 3, "explanation": "The legal concentration for drivers under 21 is 0.00 percent.", "source": { "section": "A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving", "page": 49, "fact": "alcohol-under-21" } }, { "id": "wi-040", "number": 40, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What happens if you refuse a prohibited alcohol concentration test?", "choices": [ "Nothing", "The officer must arrest you and you lose your driving privileges for at least one year", "A $50 fine only", "A warning" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Refusal means arrest under the Implied Consent Law and at least a year without driving privileges.", "source": { "section": "Implied Consent", "page": 49, "fact": "implied-consent" } }, { "id": "wi-041", "number": 41, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What does a PAC test measure?", "choices": [ "Your speed", "A measurable amount of alcohol by breathalyzer or blood test", "Your reaction time", "Your speedometer reading" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "A prohibited alcohol concentration test finds measurable alcohol by breathalyzer or blood test.", "source": { "section": "Implied Consent", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "wi-042", "number": 42, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What does the handbook say makes you sober again?", "choices": [ "Coffee", "Time", "A cold shower", "Food" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Time is the only thing that will sober you up.", "source": { "section": "A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "wi-043", "number": 43, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What should you check before taking a prescription drug that warns against operating heavy machinery?", "choices": [ "Whether the warning label says not to operate heavy machinery, which includes motor vehicles", "Nothing", "Only the colour of the pill", "Whether you have eaten" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "A label warning against heavy machinery includes your car.", "source": { "section": "A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "wi-044", "number": 44, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What should you do with your phone while driving?", "choices": [ "Answer it", "Avoid answering, and pull over to the side of the road when it is safe if you need to use it", "Use it hands-free at any speed", "Text at a red light" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Avoid answering your phone while driving and pull over safely if you need it.", "source": { "section": "B. Distracted Driving", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "wi-045", "number": 45, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What are the rules on headphones in the Wisconsin handbook?", "choices": [ "No headsets or headphones in both ears, and keep the radio low so you can hear emergency vehicles", "Headphones are fine", "Only one ear is banned", "No rule" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Do not drive with headsets or headphones that cover or go in both ears.", "source": { "section": "B. Distracted Driving", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "wi-046", "number": 46, "section": "Alcohol and Distraction", "stem": "What is the best advice if you have been drinking at a party?", "choices": [ "Ask a sober friend for a ride or a bartender to call a cab", "Drive slowly", "Take a nap in the car and then drive", "Drive the back roads" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Ask a sober friend or family member for a ride, or a bartender to call a cab.", "source": { "section": "A. Alcohol, Drugs and Driving", "page": 49 } }, { "id": "wi-047", "number": 47, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "How many demerit points within any 12-month period stop you driving in Wisconsin?", "choices": [ "6", "9", "12 or more", "15" ], "answer": 2, "explanation": "Twelve or more demerit points in 12 months suspends or revokes your privilege.", "source": { "section": "A. Point System", "page": 53, "fact": "points-12" } }, { "id": "wi-048", "number": 48, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "What happens to points if you hold a probationary licence?", "choices": [ "They are doubled on the second conviction and after", "They are removed", "They are halved", "They stay the same" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Points double for probationary, ID card or no-licence holders from the second conviction.", "source": { "section": "A. Point System", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "wi-049", "number": 49, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "What makes a habitual traffic offender in Wisconsin?", "choices": [ "Four or more major violations or 12 or more minor violations within five years", "Two violations in a year", "One accident", "Any ticket" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Four or more major or 12 or more minor violations within five years make a habitual offender.", "source": { "section": "B. Habitual Traffic Offender", "page": 53, "fact": "habitual" } }, { "id": "wi-050", "number": 50, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "How long will a habitual traffic offender be unable to drive?", "choices": [ "One year", "Five years", "Ten years", "For life" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "A habitual offender cannot drive for five years and may apply for an occupational licence after two years.", "source": { "section": "B. Habitual Traffic Offender", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "wi-051", "number": 51, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "What must you show to apply for an occupational licence?", "choices": [ "Proof of financial responsibility", "A clean driving record", "A medical certificate", "Nothing" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "An occupational licence application needs proof of financial responsibility.", "source": { "section": "C. Occupational License", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "wi-052", "number": 52, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "How much may an occupational licence holder drive each day?", "choices": [ "Up to 4 hours", "Up to 12 hours", "Up to 16 hours", "No limit" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "An occupational licence allows up to 12 hours a day and 60 hours a week.", "source": { "section": "C. Occupational License", "page": 53, "fact": "occupational-hours" } }, { "id": "wi-053", "number": 53, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "Which places may an occupational licence holder drive to?", "choices": [ "Only to work", "To and from work, school, grocery store, medical appointments and the agency for the IDP assessment and Driver Safety Plan", "Anywhere in the county", "Only for work" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "The list covers work, school, household needs and the IDP and DSP agency.", "source": { "section": "C. Occupational License", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "wi-054", "number": 54, "section": "Points and Privileges", "stem": "What is needed to reinstate a revoked or suspended licence?", "choices": [ "Proof of financial responsibility, proof of identity and a reinstatement fee", "Nothing", "Only a new application", "A retest in every case" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "You may need proof of financial responsibility, proof of identity and a reinstatement fee.", "source": { "section": "D. Reinstating a Revoked or Suspended License", "page": 53 } }, { "id": "wi-055", "number": 55, "section": "Intersections and Signs", "stem": "What should you do at a railroad crossing?", "choices": [ "Assume no train is coming", "Stop before the crossing, look both ways, listen and make sure there is room on the far side", "Speed up", "Sound your horn" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "Do not assume a train is not coming; stop, look and listen.", "source": { "section": "E. Sight Distance Rule", "page": 12 } }, { "id": "wi-056", "number": 56, "section": "Intersections and Signs", "stem": "How far ahead should you signal a turn?", "choices": [ "About three seconds, roughly 100 feet", "About one second", "At the junction only", "After the turn" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "Start signalling about three seconds, about 100 feet, before the turn.", "source": { "section": "Signals and Lane Changes", "page": 21 } }, { "id": "wi-057", "number": 57, "section": "Intersections and Signs", "stem": "What does a merge sign show?", "choices": [ "A right or left lane merge, so move over to let the traffic in", "A lane that ends", "A detour", "A speed change" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "A merge sign shows a right or left lane merge and tells you to move over.", "source": { "section": "Sign Shapes", "page": 23 } }, { "id": "wi-058", "number": 58, "section": "Intersections and Signs", "stem": "When must you use your low beams or headlights?", "choices": [ "When you cannot see a vehicle or person 500 feet away, and from a half hour past sunset to a half hour before sunrise", "Only at night", "Only in rain", "Only in a garage" ], "answer": 0, "explanation": "You must use low beams when you cannot see 500 feet and from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise.", "source": { "section": "Low Beams (Headlights)", "page": 21 } }, { "id": "wi-059", "number": 59, "section": "Intersections and Signs", "stem": "What should you do when you cannot see far enough at an intersection?", "choices": [ "Speed up", "Move forward with caution", "Sound your horn and go", "Stop in the intersection" ], "answer": 1, "explanation": "If you cannot see, move forward with caution and be ready to brake.", "source": { "section": "C. Intersections", "page": 11 } } ] }