${s.name} draiva layisi karanroo ekzaminoolu
Karambukesoo saiti meŋ be a faŋ ma · a maŋ soro banku ofisoo waraŋ DMV bulu
Kuwo kiliŋ tomboŋ, i ye ekzamin dooyaariŋo jaabi, natoolu be a la siign aniŋ signal ye, i ye kacaaroolu kolleŋ.
- New York State Driver's Manual · Form MV-21
- 604 ñininkaroolu
- 124 natoolu be a la
Karanroo kuwo kono
Kuwo o kuwo, a fansuŋ ñininkaroolu le b'a bulu aniŋ a fansuŋ nooroo.
Licensing basics
Age rules, permits, license types, the testing process, and renewals.
Signals & vehicle controls
Signaling, horns, headlights, and what to do if your vehicle breaks down.
Pavement markings
Yellow and white lane lines, yield lines, and what each one allows.
Freeway driving
Merging, exiting, passing, and carpool (HOV) lanes.
Parking rules
Parallel parking, hill parking, illegal parking, and colored curbs.
Sign shapes and colors
What every sign shape and color means before you even read it.
Road signs
Regulatory, warning, and guide signs you will see on New York roads.
Traffic signals
Red, yellow, and green lights and arrows, and how to use a roundabout.
Right of way & turning
Who goes first at intersections, and the rules for turning safely.
Railroad & light rail crossings
Safety rules for crossing train tracks and sharing the road with light rail.
Pedestrian rights
Crosswalk rules and a driver's duty to yield to people on foot.
Sharing the road
Safely sharing the road with motorcycles, bicycles, trucks, and buses.
Speed & following distance
The basic speed law and how to judge a safe following distance.
Seat belts & child safety
Seat belt requirements and child car seat rules.
Distracted driving
New York's cell phone and handheld device laws while driving.
Emergencies and special situations
Breakdowns, hazardous conditions, and other special driving situations.
Emergency vehicles & work zones
Yielding to emergency vehicles and slowing down in work zones.
Alcohol & drugs
DUI laws, BAC limits, and the consequences of driving impaired.
Financial responsibility & insurance
Insurance minimums, what to do after a collision, and vehicle registration.
Driving record & points
How points on your record work and when your license can be suspended.
I faŋo ekzamin
Feŋo bee ñaami, waraŋ i ye kotenke ke feŋolu la i ye mennu kutu.
Ekzamin misaaloo
Ñininkaroo ${examN} bota kuwo bee kono, komeŋ ekzamin dindiŋo.
Ñininkaroo kutoolu
Ñininkaroolu i ye kutu, ì be muru la jaŋ fo i ye ì tiliŋ.
Maakoyi Karatoo Fuu
Kuwo 80 mennu la suula baa be ekzamin kono, ñaari kiliŋ kono, fuu le mu.
The official Class D/DJ/M learner permit knowledge test at a New York DMV office (or via the DMV's online OKTA testing option) is multiple choice, covering traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices from the New York State Driver's Manual (MV-21). You must answer at least 14 of 20 questions correctly, including at least 2 of 4 road-sign questions. It is offered in English and Spanish.
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