Mississippi Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions

Correct answer: Both parents, if both are living and have custody

Under 17, the application must be signed by both parents if living with legal custody, otherwise a guardian or employer.

Source: Application Requirements – Signatures

Correct answer: Liability for the minor's negligence or misconduct

Whoever signs is liable for the minor's negligence or willful misconduct and must have the signature notarized.

Source: Application Requirements

Correct answer: Yes, with a verified written request

Any person who signed the application may later file a verified written request to cancel the license or permit.

Source: Application Requirements

Correct answer: A Certification of Attendance no more than 30 days old

Under 18 you must show proof of school enrollment with a Certification of Attendance not over thirty days old.

Source: Application Requirements – Certification of Attendance

Correct answer: A marriage license

If you are under 18 and married, you may show a marriage license instead of a Certification of Attendance.

Source: Application Requirements – Certification of Attendance

Correct answer: 0.02% or more

Mississippi has Zero Tolerance; drivers under 21 are under the influence at 0.02% or more.

Source: Driving Under the Influence & Implied Consent

Correct answer: 120 days

A first Zero Tolerance DUI brings a $250 fine and a 120-day suspension.

Source: Driving Under the Influence & Implied Consent – Zero Tolerance

Correct answer: A regular DUI

Under 21 with 0.08% or higher, the offense is a regular DUI, not a Zero Tolerance DUI.

Source: Driving Under the Influence & Implied Consent – Zero Tolerance

Correct answer: 2 years or until age 21, whichever is longer

A third Zero Tolerance offense within five years: up to $1,000 fine and suspension of 2 years or until 21, whichever is longer.

Source: Driving Under the Influence & Implied Consent – Zero Tolerance

Correct answer: 13

Children under the age of 13 should always ride in the backseat.

Source: Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints

Correct answer: 15

Mississippians age 15+ registering for a permit or ID may indicate donor wishes; next-of-kin consent is needed under 18.

Source: Appendix A: Organ Donation