Driver's Permit Knowledge Test (U.S.)
West Virginia: Level 2: practice questions
Our Driver's Permit bank has 8 questions on this topic. Here are 4 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · West Virginia
How much alcohol may a West Virginia Level 1 or Level 2 driver have in their system?
- Up to .02
- None that is measurable
- Up to .05
- Up to .08
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B. None that is measurable — West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook.
Question 2 · West Virginia
Between which ages can a West Virginia driver hold a Level 2 GDL intermediate license?
- 14 and 16
- 16 and 18
- 18 and 21
- 15 and 17
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B. 16 and 18 — West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook (Level 2 GDL).
Question 3 · West Virginia
What must a West Virginia Level 2 driver do after a first conviction?
- Nothing for a first conviction
- Driver improvement program
- Pay a $500 fine and nothing else
- Retake the knowledge and road tests
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B. Driver improvement program — West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook.
Question 4 · West Virginia
Which driving log must a West Virginia Level 2 applicant present?
- None; the road test is enough
- 50-hour log or driver ed
- A 100-hour log signed by a teacher
- A 20-hour log with no night hours
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B. 50-hour log or driver ed — West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook.
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