North Carolina Driver Handbook Chapter 3 Activity

Convictions in another state will result in suspension or revocations in:

-NC

-SC

-Both A and B

NC

To be assigned to a NC Driver Improvement Clinic you have to accumulate at least:

-7 points

-6 points

-10 points

7 points

For littering in NC you can receive:

-points against your license

-a citizen's arrest citation

-a search and seizure or your automobile

points against your license

You can get the highest number of points against your NC license because you:

-did not stop for a stopped school bus discharging children

-ran a red light

-were speeding past a funeral procession

did not stop for a stopped school bus discharging children

The DMV can suspend your license for speeding:

- over 75 mph

-over 10 mph

-over 20 mph

over 75 mph

Being under 18 and having a second moving violation can result in:

-your license being suspended

-your license being stamped

-your license being revoked

your license being suspended

NC law requires a restoration fee to be paid to the DMV before a suspension or revocation can be cleared. This costs:

-$50.00

-$25.00

-$65.00

$65.00

Convictions of street racing or even loaning a car for street racing may result in:

-your vehicle being sold at public auction

-jail time

-your vehicle displaying a special sticker in the windshield

your vehicle being sold at public auction

The highest penalty for a NC commercial vehicle is for:

-passing a stopped school bus

-Illegal passing

-Rail-highway crossing violation

passing a stopped school bus

A NC Provisional License can be suspended for up to:

-12-month period

-6-month period

-2-month period

12-month period

Driving any vehicle more than 15 mph over the posted speed limit at a speed higher than 55 mph will result in a minimum:

-30 day revocation of your NC license

-20 day revocation of your NC license

-10 day revocation of your NC license

30 day revocation of your NC license

Speeding and reckless driving on the same occasion will result in:

-30 days revocation of your driving privilege

-20 days revocation of your driving privilege

-10 days revocation of your driving privilege

30 days revocation of your driving privilege

Under the implied consent law, willful refusal to submit to a breath or blood test will result in:

-a one year suspension of your NC license

-a half year suspension of your NC license

-a quarter year suspension of your NC license

a one year suspension of your NC license

Any driver of a commercial vehicle that commits an offense for which points may be assessed, may be assessed:

-double the amount of any fine or penalty

-triple the amount of any fine or penalty

-quadruple amount of any fine or penalty

double the amount of any fine or penalty

Insurance companies use the same point system as the DMV to determine insurance rates:

-False

-True

False

Trying to obtain a NC license and/or permit under false pretenses will result in:

-a suspension of one year

-a suspension for six months

-a suspension for one year and six months

a suspension of one year

To have your NC driving privilege restored, you may have to:

-take any required tests in addition to paying a service fee

-pay a lot of money

-take out a loan to make payments

take any required tests in addition to paying a service fee

Failure to yield the right-of-way is:

-a moving violation

-an illegal passing

-following too closely

a moving violation

Points issued for moving violations for Class C and commercial licenses are:

-not the same

-the same

-depends on the commercial license

not the same

You could lose your NC license for a citation received in NC or another state if you:

-fail to appear in court and/or pay court fines

-appear in court prior to the effective date

-pay the fine prior to the date indicated on the correspondence

fail to appear in court and/or pay court fines

An accumulation of _____ points in a 3 year period, may result in license suspension.

-12

-3

-6

12

If your license is suspended by the point system, it may be taken for ___ for the first suspension.

-60 days

-30 days

-90 days

60 days

The highest number of points given for a Class C license are given for___.

-passing a stopped school bus and aggressive driving

-passing a stopped school bus and following too closely

-passing a stopped school bus and speeding in excess of 55 mph

passing a stopped school bus and aggressive driving

All moving violations have a minimum point value of____.

-2 points

-1 point

-7 points

2 points

There is one point assessed for ______.

-littering

-cursing

-passing

-littering

The fee to attend a Driver Improvement Clinic is ______.

-$65.00

-$75.00

-$30.00

$65.00

Satisfactory completion of a Driver Improvement Clinic can deduct___points.

-3

-5

-7

3

Speeding in a school zone in excess of the posted school zone speed is___points.

3

4

5

3

Speeding plus reckless driving on the same occasion will result in a _____revocation.

-60 days

-30 days

-90 days

60 days

Two convictions of speeding over 55 mph may result in a _____.

-60 day suspension

-12 month suspension

-24 month suspension

60 day suspension

Which of the following happen(s) under the point system?

-A driver is sent a warning letter when he/she gets 4 points within 2 years

-A driver who gets 12 points within 3 years may lose his/her license

-Points against a driver's license will not increase insurance rates

-Peripheral vision improves

A driver who gets 12 points within 3 years may lose his/her license

When a driver has a total of 12 points in a three year period, which of the following may happen?

-The driver can be required to file proof of financial responsibility

-The driver can have 6 points deducted if he/she satisfactorily completes a Driver Education class

-License can be revoked

-Insurance will be cancelled permanently

License can be revoked

Conviction for which of the following carries the highest number of points?

-Reckless driving

-Hit and run with property damage

-Driving without a license

-Passing a stopped school bus

Passing a stopped school bus

A driver will permanently lose his/her license if he/she is convicted of:

-Driving without a license

-Passing a stopped school bus

-Failing to yield the right-of-way

-Manslaughter while under the influence of an impairing substance

Manslaughter while under the influence of an impairing substance