drivers test

points for manslaughter, negligent homicide, or other felony involving use of motor vehicle

six points

points for operating while intoxicated or operating with any presence of a schedule 1 drug or cocaine

six points

points for failing to stop and give identification at the scene of a crash

six points

points for reckless driving

six points

points for refusal to take a chemical alcohol test

six points

points for fleeing or eluding a police officer

six points

points for failure to yield causing death or injury of emergency responder, construction worker or person operating implements of animal husbandry

six points

points for moving violations causing injury or death

six points

points for drag racing

four points

points for impaired driving

four points

points for younger than age 21 with any bodily alcohol content

four points

points for 16mph or more over the legal speed limit

four points

points for failure to yield/show due caution for emergency vehicles

four points

points for carless driving

three points

points for disobeying a traffic signal or stop sign or improper passing

three points

points for 11 - 15 mph over the legal speed limit

three points

points for failure to stop at railroad crossing

three points

points for failure to stop for a school bus or disobeying a school crossing guard

three points

points for open alcohol container in vehicle

two points

points for 6 - 10 mph over the legal speed limit

two points

points for all other moving violations of traffic laws

two points

points for refusal of preliminary breath test by anyone younger than 21

two points

mobile home parks and municipal parks speed limit

15 mph

platted subdivisions, business districts, condominium complexes speed limit

25 mph

work zone, if posted, speed limit

45 mph

work zone, if not posted speed limit

normal speed limit for the area

unless otherwise posted, all streets that are not designated freeways and on all highways speed limit

55 mph

all freeways unless posted otherwise speed limit

70 mph max 55 min

school busses and trucks speed limit for freeways

65 mph

school busses and trucks limit on freeways with speed limits less than 70 mph

55 mph

warning signs in construction, maintenance, or other designated work areas look like

diamond-shaped with black lettering on an orange or yellow background

points for speeding in construction zone for 10 mph or less over the posted limit

three points

points for speeding more than 10 mph but not more than 15 mph in a construction zone

four points

points for speeding more than 15 mph in a construction zone

five points

how far from a school bus should you stop when it has its red overhead lights flashing picking up or dropping off passengers?

20 feet

should you stop for a school bus if you are on the other side of a highway divided by a barrier or other structures that separate the flow of traffic?

no

does the blue car need to stop for the school bus when it has its red overhead lights flashing?

no

when lights are flashing like this on a school bus should you proceed with caution or stop

proceed with caution

when the yellow overhead lights are flashing on a school bus should you proceed with caution or stop

stop

when the red overhead lights are flashing on a school bus, what should you do?

stop at least 20 feet from the school bus and remain stopped until the flashing red lights are turned off or the bus resumes its travels

when do you yield to other vehicles - right of way when turning

when do you yield to other vehicles — right of way at intersections

approaching or stopped at an intersection and the light has just turned green. if vehicles are still in the intersection when the light changes, yield to them.

when do you yield to other vehicles — right of way at intersections

the intersection has a stop sign or a flashing signal - completely stop and check for traffic before proceeding

when do you yield to other vehicles — right of way at intersections

when you reach a four way stop with a sign at each corner of the intersection, the driver who arrived at the intersection and stopped first has the right of way. if two or more vehicles stopped at the same time, the vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on its right