Tennessee Class D Practice Test 9

This Tennessee Class D Practice Test 9 contains 30 bilingual questions based on the Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual. It focuses on intersection visibility and vehicle control, backing and parking rules, occupant and vehicle safety, wildlife hazards, sharing the road with bicyclists, motorcycles and large vehicles, railroad-crossing decisions, and under-21 alcohol law. There are 5 questions per page, and you must answer at least 24 correctly to pass.

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Topic: Tennessee Class D Knowledge Test
Focus: intersection visibility and vehicle control, backing and parking rules, occupant and vehicle safety, wildlife hazards, sharing the road with bicyclists, motorcycles and large vehicles, railroad-crossing decisions, and under-21 alcohol law
Passing target: 24 of 30 • Page 1 of 6

Headlights with windshield wipers

Rain begins and you must use your windshield wipers continuously. What does Tennessee law require you to do with your headlights?

ATurn on the headlights

BUse only the parking lights

CUse high beams regardless of other traffic

DWait until 30 minutes after sunset before using any lights

Blocked view after stopping

You make a complete stop at an intersection, but buildings or parked vehicles block your view of crossing traffic. What should you do next?

AAccelerate into the intersection before another vehicle arrives

BRely only on your mirrors and proceed

CEdge forward slowly until traffic is clearly visible from both directions

DSound the horn continuously and enter without looking

Yellow painted curb

In Tennessee parking guidance, what do signs or yellow painted curbs usually mark in cities and towns?

AA zone reserved only for overnight parking

BA no-parking zone

CA mandatory bicycle lane

DAn area where parking is always free

Stopping behind another stopped vehicle

At a stop sign, you stop behind another vehicle that is already at the stop line. After that vehicle moves through the intersection, what must you do?

AFollow immediately because the first vehicle already stopped

BSlow to walking speed but do not stop again

CStop only if cross traffic is visible

DMove to the stop line and make a complete stop of your own

Night bicycle lighting distance

At night, Tennessee law requires a bicycle front lamp to emit a white light visible from at least what distance?

A50 feet

B100 feet

C250 feet

D500 feet

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