Delaware Motorcycle Permit: Alcohol, Laws & Licensing Practice Test

Not quite. The answer is doubled

If you are convicted of driving while your license is suspended or revoked, the suspension or revocation period will be doubled up to one year.

Source: Driving During Suspension or Revocation, License Revocation and Suspension, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is pass an eye-screening examination.

If you are under 18 years of age, you must complete a certified driver education course, obtain a full Class D driver's license, and obtain permission from your parent or guardian before you may take a Motorcycle Rider Education Course. Then take the Student Completion Card from the course to the DMV, pass an eye-screening examination there, and pay the appropriate fee, and you will be issued a motorcycle endorsement. [How to Obtain a Motorcycle Endorsement on a Delaware Driver License, Delaware Motorcycle Operator Manual],

Source: "Motorcycle Rider Course Information," Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles, https://services.dmv.de.gov/services/driver_services/driving_courses/dr_crs_motorcycle.shtml

Not quite. The answer is doesn't guarantee that the alcohol won't affect you.

There is no safe amount of alcohol to drink. Your abilities and judgment can be affected by just one drink.

Not quite. The answer is 5 years.

You will be declared a habitual offender if you are convicted of having committed either (1) three serious traffic offenses in a five-year period, in which case your license will be revoked for five years; or (2) any ten traffic offenses in a three-year period, in which case your license will be revoked for three years. Serious traffic offenses include DUI, hit and run, and vehicular manslaughter. [Habitual Offender Revocation, License Revocation and Suspension, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual], [21 Del. C. § 2802],

Source: 21 Del. C. § 2809

Not quite. The answer is All of the above

Illegal drugs, prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, and of course, alcohol can all affect your ability to ride a motorcycle.

Not quite. The answer is Increased alertness

Alcohol can impair vision, increase reaction time, decrease alertness, and dull judgment. After just one drink, alcohol may impair your coordination, vision, balance, and other essential mental and physical skills needed for safe motorcycle operation.

Not quite. The answer is one year

After points have been on your driving record for 12 months, their value will be cut in half.

Source: Delaware Point System, Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is 25–29

If you are convicted of speeding at 25–29 mph over the posted speed limit, you may opt to complete a behavioral modification/attitudinal-driving course in lieu of license suspension. However, if you are convicted of speeding at 30 mph or more over the posted speed limit, the license suspension is mandatory.

Source: Serious Speeding Violations, Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is three

You will be declared a habitual offender if you are convicted of having committed either (1) three serious traffic offenses in a five-year period, in which case your license will be revoked for five years; or (2) any ten traffic offenses in a three-year period, in which case your license will be revoked for three years. Serious traffic offenses include DUI, hit and run, and vehicular manslaughter. [Habitual Offender Revocation, License Revocation and Suspension, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual], [21 Del. C. § 2802],

Source: 21 Del. C. § 2809

Not quite. The answer is 180 days

You may renew your license at any time during the 180-day period before it expires.

Source: Permanent License Renewal, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is Yes, if the same type of violation normally causes loss of license when it occurs in Delaware.

Delaware is a member of the interstate Driver License Compact. Under this compact, each member state agrees to suspend or revoke the license of a driver who is convicted of a traffic violation in another state, if the same type of traffic violation normally causes suspension or revocation when committed in the member state. The driving record of a Delaware driver includes all convictions, even those of violations that occurred in other states. Currently, 45 states including Delaware and its neighboring states are members of the compact. [License Revocation and Suspension, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual],

Source: 21 Del. C. § 8101

Not quite. The answer is 30 days

In Delaware, it is illegal for someone under 21 years of age to consume or possess alcohol, even if that person isn't driving at the time. If someone violates this law, his or her driver's license will be revoked for 30 days for a first offense. If the person doesn't have a license, he or she will be fined $100 instead. [Underage Consumption or Possession, Delaware Drinking and Driving Laws, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual],

Source: 4 Del. C. § 904

Not quite. The answer is in the front of the tank bag.

When packing your motorcycle, try to keep the loads forward. Pack heavier items in the front of the tank bag. This helps maintain the balance of the motorcycle.

Not quite. The answer is At an angle with the rear wheel to the curb

To park next to a curb, park at an angle with the rear wheel to the curb.

Not quite. The answer is 22

If the calculated point value on your driving record reaches 22 within two years, your license will be suspended for one year.

Source: Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program Actions, Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is your birthday.

Your license will expire on your birthday, normally about eight years after it was issued.

Source: License Renewal, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is 2

Delaware's laws governing motorcycle riding don't specify a particular point value for violating those laws. Hence, they fall into the Delaware Point System category of "Other Moving Violations," each of which carries two points. [Delaware Point System, Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual],

Source: 21 Del. C. § 4185

Not quite. The answer is six

To prevent fatigue, try not to ride more than six hours per day. Also stop for a rest break at least once every two hours.

Not quite. The answer is Two years

Points remain on a Delaware driving record for a period of two years from the date of violation.

Source: Delaware Point System, Driver Improvement Problem Driver Program, Section Two – Driver License Information, Delaware Driver Manual

Not quite. The answer is Any or all of the above

If you are convicted of riding under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you will face the following penalties for a first offense: a fine of $500 – $1,500, up to one year in jail, or both, plus license revocation for at least one year.