MS DMV Traffic Laws and Regulations 5

Question 1

When approaching a railroad crossing with no gates or signals in Mississippi, a driver must:

Accepted Answer

Stop between 15 and 50 feet from the tracks and look both ways

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Slow to 15 mph and proceed if clear

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Yield only if a train is visible

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Stop only if a warning sign is posted

Question 2

In Mississippi, what is the maximum speed limit in a residential district unless posted otherwise?

Accepted Answer

30 mph

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25 mph

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35 mph

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20 mph

Question 3

Which of the following actions is required at a yield sign in Mississippi?

Accepted Answer

Slow down and give the right-of-way to cross traffic, stopping if necessary

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Always come to a complete stop

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Proceed without slowing if no vehicles are visible

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Flash your headlights before entering the intersection

Question 4

In Mississippi, it is illegal to use a hand-held cell phone while driving unless:

Accepted Answer

You are using a hands-free device

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You are traveling under 30 mph

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You are at a red light

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You are in a rural area with no other traffic

Question 5

What does a rectangular blue sign on a Mississippi highway typically indicate?

Accepted Answer

Motorist services such as gas, food, or lodging

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Warning of a road hazard

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State park entrance

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Rest area speed limit

Question 6

In Mississippi, when must headlights be turned on during daylight hours?

Accepted Answer

When windshield wipers are in continuous use due to rain or conditions

Answer

Never — headlights are only for nighttime use

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Only in construction zones

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When driving on a divided highway

Question 7

Which marking on a Mississippi road indicates a lane designated for left turns only?

Accepted Answer

A painted left-turn arrow on the pavement

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A dashed white line with arrows

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A solid yellow line

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A blue lane marking