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Connecticut DMV Sample Test

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1
Teen Licensing & Permits

During the first 6 months of holding a Connecticut learner's permit, who may the permit holder have in the vehicle?

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A Any licensed adult.
B Only a certified trainer or a parent/legal guardian.
C One friend under 21 and one adult.
D Siblings only, no other passengers.
Why this answer

Connecticut's Graduated Driver License program restricts learner's permit holders to only a driving instructor or a parent/legal guardian as a passenger during the first 6 months. After that, additional family members become eligible. Friends and non-family passengers remain prohibited until the full license is obtained.

Source: Conn. Gen. Stat. §14-36g
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2
Right of Way & Turn Rules

When entering a modern Connecticut roundabout, you must:

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A Stop and wait for a gap, regardless of traffic.
B Yield to traffic already circulating in the roundabout, then enter when safe.
C Enter first if you arrived first.
D Speed up to merge with traffic.
Why this answer

Modern roundabouts use yield-at-entry control: circulating traffic has right of way. Entering vehicles must slow, yield, and enter only when a safe gap appears. Connecticut has installed dozens of roundabouts over the past decade, and they are now common test material.

Source: Conn. DOT Roundabout Guidance
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3
Signs & Signals

What does a ROAD WORK / construction sign indicate?

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A A hospital zone begins
B A recreational area is ahead
C A work zone or temporary traffic condition is ahead
Why this answer

Orange construction signs warn of work zones and temporary traffic conditions.

Source: Alabama Driver Manual
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4
Signs & Signals

What does a DETOUR sign indicate?

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A A scenic route is nearby
B Follow an alternate route
C The road narrows
Why this answer

A detour sign directs traffic to an alternate route around a closure or work area.

Source: Alabama Driver Manual
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5
Signs & Signals

What does a SHARP CURVE sign indicate?

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A The road is straight for several miles
B A sharp curve is ahead
C Passing is required
Why this answer

A sharp curve sign warns drivers to reduce speed and prepare for a significant change in road direction.

Source: Alabama Driver Manual
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6
Signs & Signals

What is a diamond-shaped sign commonly used for?

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A a hazard or changing road condition
B a mandatory stop
C a route number
Why this answer

Diamond-shaped signs are warning signs.

Source: Alabama Driver Manual
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7
Signs & Signals

What is a pentagon-shaped sign commonly used for?

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A a no-passing zone
B a school or school crossing area
C a construction detour
Why this answer

Pentagon signs are commonly used for school zones and school crossings.

Source: Alabama Driver Manual
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8
Signs & Signals

What do orange signs generally indicate?

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A work zones and temporary traffic control
B guide information
C regulatory rules
Why this answer

Orange is the standard color for work zones and temporary traffic conditions.

Source: Alabama Driver Manual
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9
Signs & Signals

What does this sign indicate?

What does this sign indicate?

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A Slow down if traffic is present
B Keep moving if no cars are coming
C Come to a complete stop
Why this answer

A stop sign means you must come to a complete stop and proceed only when it is safe.

Source: US DMV standard (applies in all states)
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10
Signs & Signals

What does this sign indicate?

What does this sign indicate?

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A You must always come to a full stop
B Slow down and give the right-of-way to traffic
C Speed up to merge with traffic
Why this answer

A yield sign means slow down, give the right-of-way when required, and stop if necessary.

Source: US DMV standard (applies in all states)
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