Vermont Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions

Correct answer: At least one year

An individual must possess a learner’s permit for at least one year before obtaining a junior driver’s license.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: 40 hours, 10 at night

You must complete 40 hours of practice behind the wheel, with at least 10 hours at night, in addition to driver ed.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise

Nighttime driving is driving during the period from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: 30 hrs classroom, 6 hrs driving, 6 hrs observation

All 16- and 17-year-olds must pass an approved course with 30 hours of classroom, 6 hours behind the wheel and 6 hours of observation.

Source: Chapter 4 – Questions and Answers About Junior Driver’s Licenses

Correct answer: No passengers unless a qualified supervisor is in front

For the first three months the junior driver must drive alone unless a qualified supervisor (parent, instructor, or licensed person 25+) is in the front seat.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: Immediate family: siblings and parents

During the second three months, the junior driver may begin transporting immediate family members (siblings and parents only).

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: One year (or until 18)

A junior license holder may not drive in the course of employment for one year after issuance or until 18, whichever comes first.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: 90 days

Carrying passengers for hire as a junior operator results in a 90-day recall.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: A 30-day recall, fines of $100+, and 2+ points

Junior operator texting brings a 30-day recall plus fines of at least $100 and at least two points.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: A 90-day recall

The junior operator points recall is 90 days for a single 3-point speeding violation or a 6-point total.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: None

No reinstatement fee is due when a learner’s permit or junior license recall is restored.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: The previous six months

A junior license holder must be 18 with no recalls, suspensions or revocations in the previous six months.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: A parent or guardian

A parent or guardian may suspend the child’s provisional license by writing to the Commissioner.

Source: Chapter 5 – Graduated Driver’s License Program

Correct answer: $300 penalty and a 90-day suspension

Failure to contact the diversion board within 15 days sends the case to the judicial bureau: a $300 penalty and 90-day suspension if found liable.

Source: Chapter 2 – How to Lose Your License

Correct answer: 0.02

Drivers under 21 operating with an alcohol concentration of .02 or more can receive a civil violation and license suspension.

Source: Chapter 7 – Impaired Driving