MD DMV Driver and Vehicle Services 3

Question 1

Under Maryland's rookie driver law, a provisional license holder under 18 may not drive unsupervised between which hours?

Accepted Answer

Midnight and 5 a.m.

Answer

Provisional drivers under 18 may not drive unsupervised between midnight and 5 a.m. except for limited exemptions.

Question 2

For the first 151 days, a Maryland provisional license holder under 18 may not carry which passengers without supervision?

Accepted Answer

Passengers under 18 who are not family members

Answer

For the first 151 days, provisional drivers under 18 may not transport non-family passengers under 18 unless supervised.

Question 3

How many points on a Maryland driving record within two years trigger a required Driver Improvement Program?

Accepted Answer

5 to 7 points

Answer

Accumulating 5 to 7 points within two years requires the driver to complete a Driver Improvement Program.

Question 4

How many points within two years result in revocation of a Maryland driver's license?

Accepted Answer

12 or more points

Answer

Twelve or more points accumulated within two years result in license revocation in Maryland.

Question 5

What happens to a Maryland driver's license if the holder fails to appear in court or pay a traffic fine?

Accepted Answer

The MVA may suspend the license

Answer

The MVA can suspend a license when a driver fails to appear in court or pay a citation.

(MD DMV) Maryland Department of Motor Vehicle Practice Test