Driver's Permit Knowledge Test (U.S.)
Vermont: Junior license: practice questions
Our Driver's Permit bank has 8 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Vermont
What driver education must a Vermont 16- or 17-year-old complete?
- None, if a parent does the teaching
- 30 class, 6 driving, 6 observing
- 10 hours of online videos and a quiz
- 20 hours of driving and no classroom time
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B. 30 class, 6 driving, 6 observing — Vermont Driver's Manual.
Question 2 · Vermont
For how long before getting a junior license must a Vermont permit holder have a clean record?
- One month
- Three months
- Six months
- One year
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C. Six months — Vermont Driver's Manual.
Question 3 · Vermont
In the first three months of a Vermont junior license, who may ride along?
- Anyone, as long as all wear belts
- Only with a 25+ adult, parent or instructor
- Family members only, of any age
- One friend under 18, plus family
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B. Only with a 25+ adult, parent or instructor — Vermont Driver's Manual (Junior license restrictions).
Question 4 · Vermont
How long must a Vermont teen hold a learner's permit before a junior driver's license?
- Six months
- At least one year
- 18 months
- Two years
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B. At least one year — Vermont Driver's Manual, Junior driver's licenses.
Question 5 · Vermont
How much practice driving must a Vermont teen complete beyond driver education, and how much at night?
- 20 hours, with 5 of them at night
- 40 hours (10 at night)
- 50 hours, with 15 of them at night
- 60 hours, with 10 of them at night
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B. 40 hours (10 at night) — Vermont Driver's Manual.
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