Idaho printable driving practice

Practice questions

1. 1. A young Idaho resident wants to begin an approved driver-training program. What is the minimum age described for the driver-training permit?

   1. A.15 years and six months.
   2. B.16 years.
   3. C.14 years and six months.
   4. D.17 years.

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2. 2. A 19-year-old is practicing with an ordinary Class D instruction permit. Which person meets the stated minimum accompanying-driver age and license requirements?

   1. A.An adult at least 18 who holds a valid driver license.
   2. B.A 17-year-old who has driven for two years.
   3. C.An adult who holds only an instruction permit.
   4. D.A licensed adult following in a separate vehicle.

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3. 3. For how long does the current handbook say an ordinary Class D instruction permit allows supervised practice?

   1. A.Six months.
   2. B.Ninety days.
   3. C.Until the holder turns 21, regardless of issue date.
   4. D.One year.

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4. 4. A 15-year-old has finished driver training and is in the supervised instruction period. Who must sit beside the learner in front?

   1. A.Any licensed 18-year-old, with a second friend in front.
   2. B.A validly licensed driver at least 21, with no other front-seat passenger.
   3. C.A parent of any age who has only a permit.
   4. D.A licensed 21-year-old in the rear seat.

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5. 5. A teen finishes 50 supervised hours, including ten at night, in three months. What still prevents completion of the ordinary supervised instruction requirement?

   1. A.The requirement is 100 supervised hours rather than 50.
   2. B.The minimum six-month violation-free period has not elapsed.
   3. C.All 50 hours must be completed after dark.
   4. D.The six-month period may be replaced by one extra driving lesson.

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6. 6. A learner is convicted of a traffic-law violation during the supervised instruction period. What does the handbook say happens?

   1. A.Only the hours driven on the violation date are removed.
   2. B.The permit automatically becomes an unrestricted license.
   3. C.The learner may finish the original period without reapplying.
   4. D.The permit is canceled; after reapplying, a new minimum six-month period begins.

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7. 7. A licensed 15-year-old wants to drive at midnight. What is required under the under-16 restriction?

   1. A.A validly licensed driver at least 21 must sit in the front seat beside the driver.
   2. B.Any licensed passenger under 21 may ride in the back.
   3. C.No supervisor is needed for a short familiar route.
   4. D.Only a promise to drive directly home is needed.

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8. 8. During the first six months after a license is issued to a 16-year-old, how many unrelated passengers under 17 may ordinarily ride with that driver?

   1. A.No more than three if everyone is belted.
   2. B.Any number who sit in the rear.
   3. C.No more than one.
   4. D.None, including passengers related by blood, adoption or marriage.

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9. 9. A 17-year-old applicant is not married. What additional consent is ordinarily needed to obtain an Idaho license?

   1. A.Consent from any licensed classmate.
   2. B.Only the signature of the driving instructor.
   3. C.Consent from a parent or legal guardian serving as the liability signer.
   4. D.No consent once driver training is complete.

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10. 10. An applicant under 18 has completed driver training but is still attending high school. What school-related proof is required?

    1. A.Acceptable proof of school enrollment and attendance, or qualifying completion.
    2. B.Only a report showing a passing grade in mathematics.
    3. C.Only a promise to attend school after licensing.
    4. D.No school documentation once driving lessons are complete.

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11. 11. You move to a new home in Idaho. When must you notify ITD of your address change?

    1. A.Only when the license expires.
    2. B.Within one year.
    3. C.Only when moving to another county.
    4. D.Within 30 days.

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12. 12. Your license has a corrective-lens restriction. May you leave your glasses off for a short daytime drive?

    1. A.Yes, if the trip stays below 35 mph.
    2. B.No; wear the required glasses or contacts whenever driving.
    3. C.Yes, unless the route includes an interstate.
    4. D.Yes, if you passed the written test without glasses.

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13. 13. Your road-test car has an unsafe tire and a critical warning light. What should you expect?

    1. A.The examiner must test it if its registration is current.
    2. B.The test must be rescheduled with a roadworthy vehicle or after repairs.
    3. C.A lower test speed automatically makes the defects acceptable.
    4. D.The examiner checks paperwork only, not vehicle condition.

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14. 14. Which insurance evidence does the handbook require in the vehicle for the Class D skills test?

    1. A.An expired insurance card with a verbal renewal assurance.
    2. B.An SR-22 certificate alone as the test vehicle insurance proof.
    3. C.Only the examiner's personal insurance policy.
    4. D.A current paper or digital proof-of-insurance copy.

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15. 15. You passed the skills test and received the sealed result envelope, but no license has been issued. May you now drive alone solely because you passed?

    1. A.No; results must be recorded and a driver license issued before licensed privileges begin.
    2. B.Yes, the sealed envelope itself is an unrestricted license.
    3. C.Yes, for seven days while the paperwork is delivered.
    4. D.Yes, if the examiner gave you a passing score verbally.

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16. 16. Which minimum liability limits apply to an Idaho personal-use auto policy: one injured person / all injured people in one crash / property damage?

    1. A.$15,000 / $30,000 / $5,000.
    2. B.$20,000 / $40,000 / $10,000.
    3. C.$25,000 / $50,000 / $15,000.
    4. D.$50,000 / $100,000 / $50,000.

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17. 17. Idaho no longer requires annual DMV plate stickers after July 1, 2026. What must the owner of an ordinary passenger car still do?

    1. A.Stop renewing because the plate is permanent.
    2. B.Renew only when a plate becomes unreadable.
    3. C.Renew the vehicle registration on schedule.
    4. D.Replace registration with an insurance card alone.

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18. 18. A crash causes no injury but more than $1,500 in property damage. What does the handbook require?

    1. A.Report the crash to police.
    2. B.Report only if both vehicles must be towed.
    3. C.Notify only your insurer and never police.
    4. D.Report only if the other driver admits fault.

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19. 19. After a non-injury crash on an interstate, your car is operable and blocking a travel lane. What should you do if it can be moved safely?

    1. A.Leave it in the lane until every driver has photographed it.
    2. B.Remain in the travel lane until fault has been decided.
    3. C.Drive away without exchanging information.
    4. D.Move it to a shoulder, median or emergency lane.

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20. 20. An injured occupant is in a damaged vehicle, there is no immediate danger, and you lack medical training. What should you do?

    1. A.Pull the person out immediately in every crash.
    2. B.Call for emergency help and avoid moving the injured person unnecessarily.
    3. C.Give the person a ride before calling for help.
    4. D.Delay calling until the other driver supplies insurance details.

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