RI DMV License Types and Restrictions 3

Question 1

A driver's Rhode Island license shows restriction "B" for corrective lenses. What must the driver do?

Accepted Answer

Wear glasses or contact lenses whenever driving

Answer

A corrective lenses restriction requires the driver to wear glasses or contacts at all times while driving.

Question 2

What can happen if a Rhode Island driver is stopped while violating a restriction printed on their license?

Accepted Answer

They can be cited as if driving without a valid license

Answer

Violating a license restriction is treated as operating outside the terms of the license and can result in a citation and penalties.

Question 3

Which class of Rhode Island license is required to operate a standard passenger car for personal use?

Accepted Answer

Class 10 operator's license

Answer

Rhode Island's Class 10 license covers ordinary passenger vehicles for personal, non-commercial use.

Question 4

A 17-year-old with a Rhode Island limited provisional license needs to drive home from work at 2:30 a.m. What is true?

Accepted Answer

Driving to or from work is exempt from the nighttime restriction

Answer

The nighttime restriction includes an exemption for driving directly to or from employment.

Question 5

What supervision is required when a Rhode Island limited instruction permit holder drives?

Accepted Answer

A licensed driver at least 21 years old with at least 5 years of driving experience seated beside them

Answer

Permit holders must be accompanied by a front-seat supervisor who is at least 21 and has held a license for at least five years.

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