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New Mexico permit practice test 3
Twenty questions a step up in difficulty: yellow arrows, the provisional license curfew, four-way stops, emergency vehicles in intersections, child safety seats, yellow line rules, hydrant distances, wet roads, wildlife, trucks, test refusal and minimum insurance. Every answer comes from the New Mexico Driver Manual (version 11.19.19) or the MVD's own pages. The real MVD knowledge test is passed with a score of 70 percent or better, but the MVD does not publish how many questions it has, so 20 questions is our own practice size: you need 14 correct (70 percent) to pass this set. Signs are part of the same test. The MVD states no time limit, and our sets have none.
Exam mode: timed, answers at the end, like the real test. Practice mode: untimed, the answer and explanation after each question.
What is in this test
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Covers: signals and signs (2) · licensing and records (2) · right of way (2) · pavement markings (2) · night and weather (2) · regulatory (1) · warning (1) · safe driving (1) · parking (1) · lanes and turns (1) · sharing the road (1) · alcohol and drugs (1) · road signs (1) · freeway driving (1) · collisions and insurance (1)
A sample question
Two solid yellow lines separate you from oncoming traffic. When may you cross them?
- To pass a slow vehicle when the road is clear
- Whenever no one is coming from the other way
- Never, for any reason, including a driveway
- Only to turn into a driveway when it is safe
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