US Hawaii DMV Traffic Laws Test 2

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DMV Hawaii — Traffic Laws DMV — Hawaii (USA, State Traffic Law) USA — Hawaii State DMV & FMCSA (MUTCD) — USA

What is this test? for Hawaii DMV Traffic Laws permit/CDL, USA (MUTCD) — DMV — Hawaii (USA, State Traffic Law) level, USA — Hawaii.
Is this for you? For driver candidates in Hawaii, USA — Traffic Laws permit/CDL (16+, State DMV)
Section: DMV Hawaii — Traffic Laws · Education: High School & Adult (16+) · Part: DMV Hawaii — Traffic Laws · Country: USA · Region: USA — Hawaii

The DMV written test is an important step measuring driver candidates' knowledge of traffic laws, first aid, and vehicle technology.

This test reinforces your theoretical knowledge and provides the fundamentals needed to pass the exam and become a safe driver.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1

In Hawaii, how much space to pass a bicycle?

A) 6 inches

B) 1 foot

C) at least 3 feet

D) 10 feet

Question 2

In Hawaii, what is distracted driving?

A) only texting

B) any activity taking attention off driving

C) only eating

D) daydreaming only

Question 3

In Hawaii, what is the penalty for first DUI?

A) Nothing happens

B) free class

C) a warning only

D) license suspension, fines, possible jail

Question 4

In Hawaii, when must children use booster seats?

A) only babies

B) until about age 8 or 4ft9 (state law varies)

C) never

D) until 18

Question 5

In Hawaii, what does 'yield' mean at an intersection?

A) speed through

B) let others go first, then proceed

C) always stop

D) honk first

Question 6

In Hawaii, who has the right-of-way to pedestrians?

A) trucks only

B) always cars

C) pedestrians in crosswalks

D) bicycles

Question 7

In Hawaii, what should you do at a yellow light?

A) stop if safe, else clear the intersection

B) always slam brakes

C) ignore it

D) always speed up

Question 8

In Hawaii, what is defensive driving?

A) anticipating hazards and staying ready

B) tailgating

C) fast driving

D) night only

Question 9

In Hawaii, how often check mirrors?

A) once per trip

B) never

C) every 5-8 seconds

D) only parking

Question 10

In Hawaii, what does a green arrow mean?

A) protected turn in arrow direction

B) U-turn only

C) stop

D) pedestrians go

Question 11

In Hawaii, can you cross a solid white line?

A) only trucks

B) yes freely

C) discouraged; stay in lane

D) only at night

Question 12

In Hawaii, what is an HOV lane?

A) fast lane

B) trucks only

C) high-occupancy vehicles (2+ people)

D) exit lane

Question 13

In Hawaii, what must motorcyclists wear?

A) a DOT helmet (in most states)

B) sunglasses only

C) Nothing happens

D) gloves only

Question 14

In Hawaii, what is the hand signal for a left turn?

A) left arm straight out

B) arm down

C) arm up

D) no signal

Question 15

In Hawaii, what is the hand signal for a stop?

A) left arm bent down

B) arm up

C) wave

D) arm straight

Question 16

In Hawaii, how far park from a railroad crossing?

A) 5 feet

B) 100 feet

C) at least 15-50 feet (never on tracks)

D) on the tracks ok

Question 17

In Hawaii, what to do at a railroad crossing with flashing lights?

A) honk through

B) speed across

C) stop, wait until lights stop

D) zigzag around gates

Question 18

In Hawaii, what is black ice?

A) oil spill

B) dark paint

C) fresh asphalt

D) thin invisible ice on roads

Question 19

In Hawaii, what lights in fog?

A) low beams (never high beams)

B) hazards only

C) no lights

D) high beams

Question 20

In Hawaii, what is the 3-second rule for?

A) parking

B) tire pressure

C) merging speed

D) safe following distance

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