MS DMV Traffic Laws and Regulations 3

Question 1

When two vehicles reach an uncontrolled intersection at the same time, Mississippi law requires:

Accepted Answer

The vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right

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The larger vehicle has the right-of-way

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Both vehicles stop until one proceeds

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The vehicle traveling faster has the right-of-way

Question 2

In Mississippi, what must a driver do when a traffic signal is completely dark (not functioning)?

Accepted Answer

Treat the intersection as a four-way stop

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Proceed through without stopping

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Yield only to oncoming traffic

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Wait until signal is repaired

Question 3

Mississippi's child passenger safety law requires children under what age to use an appropriate child restraint system?

Accepted Answer

Under 7 years old

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Under 6 years old

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Under 8 years old

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Under 5 years old

Question 4

Which of the following is a legal reason to cross a solid double yellow center line in Mississippi?

Accepted Answer

To turn left into a driveway or side road

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To pass a slow-moving cyclist

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To avoid a pothole

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To pass a vehicle stopped at a red light

Question 5

In Mississippi, headlights must be used when visibility is reduced to less than:

Accepted Answer

500 feet

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200 feet

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1,000 feet

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300 feet

Question 6

A pennant-shaped sign in Mississippi indicates:

Accepted Answer

No passing zone

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Railroad crossing ahead

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Yield ahead

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School zone ahead

Question 7

When exiting a highway via an off-ramp in Mississippi, where should you reduce your speed?

Accepted Answer

After entering the deceleration lane or ramp

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Before entering the deceleration lane

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At the bottom of the off-ramp only

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Immediately after merging onto the highway