Illinois Road Rules Test 3

Some specific topics covered in our practice test include:

Illinois traffic laws and regulations
Road signs and their meanings
Driving safety guidelines
Rules of the road

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Illinois Road Rules Test 03

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The minimum license revocation for DUI on first conviction is what?

6 months

2 years

18 months

1 year

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Your driving privileges will be suspended if you leave the scene of a crash where damages over what sum were incurred?

$1,000

$2,000

$250

$500

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The responsibility for ensuring that all passengers in a car are safely secured lies with...?

Law enforcement

The driver

The passenger

None of these

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What is the speed limit in rural areas in Illinois?

55 mph

65 mph

75 mph

45 mph

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What is the maximum number of vehicles you can tow behind your vehicle?

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Under what circumstances is it permissible to use somebody else's disabled parking placard or license plates when they are not present?

None

Anytime they have loaned you their car

When you are using their car to shop for them

When you are using their car to collect their medication

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License holders supervising drivers with instruction permits must have held a valid license for at least how long?

6 months

1 year

18 months

2 years

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In residential areas, a school bus will give at least how much notice that they are going to stop?

200 feet

300 feet

50 feet

100 feet

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When approaching a disabled vehicle using hazard lights on a four-lane highway, the law requires that you...?

Flash your headlights

Accelerate to get past as quickly as possible

Sound your horn

Switch lanes if possible

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You can use cannabis before or while driving...?

If you use small quantities

Under no circumstances

If you are enrolled in the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Program

If it is medically prescribed

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You must obey the posted speed limit in a construction zone...?

24 hours a day, 7 days a week

24 hours a day on working days

Only during normal working hours

Only if construction workers are present

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If your license is stolen, you must present a police report to receive a duplicate if you are below the age of...?

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Which of these groups are forbidden from drinking alcohol in a vehicle?

All of them

Passengers

Passengers under 21

Drivers

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With certain exceptions, you must not drive in the left lanes of an interstate highway or full access control freeway unless...?

You feel most comfortable there

It is the clearest lane

You wish to exceed the speed limit

You are passing

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When stopped by police officers, you should not exit your vehicle unless...?

It is safe to do so

You feel under threat

You feel you are innocent

Told to do so

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If you refuse to take a breath test or an officer believes that a blood test may disclose the presence of drugs, if you are found guilty of DUI you may be held financially liable for the costs of blood tests up to what sum?

$1,000

$250

$500

$150

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Which of these is it prohibited to cross?

Solid white lines

Solid double white lines

Broken white lines

Broken yellow lines

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If you are involved in or come upon traffic crash you should do what?

All of these things

Warn other drivers using emergency flashes and flares

Help all injured persons

Call 911

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If you park on a street with a curb and your vehicle is facing downhill, which way should you point your wheels?

Away from the curb

Any of these

Straight forward

Towards the curb

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You must not park within what distance of a fire station driveway?

30 feet

15 feet

20 feet

10 feet

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It is illegal to drive if you have a blood alcohol content of more than...?

0.4%

0.8%

0.6%

0.1%

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Turning right into a three lane roadway, which lane should you enter?

The least congested lane

The right hand lane

The middle lane

The left lane

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Drivers under the age of 21 convicted of two or more moving violations within a 24 month period will have their driver's license suspended for a minimum of...?

15 days

30 days

60 days

10 days

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Funeral processions have right-of-way over...?

All other road users

Pedestrians

Motorcyclists

Road users at intersections

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In what circumstances can you pass a vehicle in a construction zone?

If you are traveling below 10 mph

None

If no workers are visible

If there are still two lanes or more available

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Preparing for Your Illinois Written Drivers Test

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Get the driver’s manual

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The questions presented in the written test are based on information from the manual. Thus, if you take the time to study the manual carefully, the reality is that you should do well on the test. However, you are advised to apply the rest of the advice we will share here in this article.

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Online tests

Indeed, to do well on the test, the manual plays a large role. However, it is necessary for you to measure your level of knowledge before taking the written test. A great way to determine your level of comprehension is to take some practice tests online. The good news is that the DMV Written Test allows you to take many different tests as a sort of practice session before you take the real test. The questions that are in the practice tests are the ones that are in the real test, which means that you will be provided with the correct information before taking your real test.

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Do not rush

Never rush through your written test. It is okay to take your time. This will allow you to read the questions carefully and answer them confidently and correctly. Be calm; the reality is that when you have studied, reviewed, and prepared as well as you can, you will likely achieve great results on your Illinois written driver test.