OHIO BMV TIPIC PERMIT EXAM SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ How far are vehicles supposed to be parked from a curb? Answer:
No more than 12 inches
◉ Where are you not supposed to stop, park, or stand a vehicle?
Answer: On a sidewalk, In front of a public or private driveway,
within an intersection, within 10 feet of a fire hydrant, on a
crosswalk
◉ Who is required to wear seat belts in a car? Answer: Drivers and
front seat occupants of most passenger vehicles, and if you are a
driver under 18, the number of vehicle occupants is limited to the
total number of originally installed seatbelts
◉ How old are children when they have to be in a car seat or booster
seat in any car? Answer: Under the age of the 4 and weigh less than
40 pounds, or atleast 4 but less than 8 and under 4'9
◉ How much is a child safety law violation? Answer: 25-100$ for a
first offense and 250$ maximum for a second offense and
imprisonment of not more than 30 days
,◉ When is it unlawful to operate a vehicle under the influence?
Answer: When your blood alcohol concentration is .08 or higher
◉ If your BAC was over the legal limit, your license can get
suspended for how long? Answer: 90 days to three years
◉ If you refuse to take a test for your BAC, how long can your license
get suspended? Answer: One to 5 years
◉ If you dont have a license and your BAC was over the legal limit
for driving, what happens to you? Answer: You will be denied for
getting a license the same amount of time your license would be
suspended if you had one, and the same charges for driving without
a license also
◉ What are the mandatory penalties of driving under the influence?
Answer: Time in jail, driver license suspension, a minimum of 375$
or a maximum of 10,500$ fine
◉ What are the OVI penalties based on? Answer: Previous
convictions over a 6 year period
◉ First offense Answer: At least 72 consecutive hours in jail and
court license suspension from 6 months to 3 years
,◉ Second offense Answer: At least 10 consecutive days in jail and
court license suspension form 1 to 5 years
◉ Third offense Answer: At least 30 consecutive days in jail and
court license suspension from 1 to 10 years
◉ Fourth offense Answer: At least 60 consecutive days in jail and
court license suspension from 3 years to permanent revocation
◉ Fifth offense Answer: That person will be placed on the "Ohio's
habitual OVI/OMVI offender registry" which is accessible to the
public
◉ How many impaired driving convictions do you have to have for it
to become a felony? Answer: 4 within 6 years
◉ If OVI offenders want their license back, what do they have to do?
Answer: Pay a reinstatement fee of 475$ and show proof of a policy
for liability insurance or bond
◉ What happens if someone is driving under the influence and kills
another person on the road? Answer: Permanent loss of driving
privileges
, ◉ What is the "Operating a Vehicle After Underage Consumption"
offense? Answer: When drivers under the age of 21 have a BAC of
atleast .02 percent but less than .08 percent
◉ What are the penalties of the "Operating a Vehicle After Underage
Consumption" felony? Answer: Driver license suspension for not less
than 60 days but not more that 2 years, as well as having to take a
remedial driving course and the complete driver license
examination and four points added to your drivers license
◉ What is the penalty for someone using a false drivers license or
one that belongs to someone else? Answer: An automatic one year
suspension of driving privileges
◉ What is the penalty for someone who allows someone else to use
their license? Answer: Six months in jail and fines up to 1,000$
◉ What are some six point violations? Answer: Homicide by vehicle
Operating a vehicle while under the influence
Leaving the scene of a car crash
Fleeing from a police officer willingly
Racing
Operating a vehicle without consent of the owner
Stealing a car
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ How far are vehicles supposed to be parked from a curb? Answer:
No more than 12 inches
◉ Where are you not supposed to stop, park, or stand a vehicle?
Answer: On a sidewalk, In front of a public or private driveway,
within an intersection, within 10 feet of a fire hydrant, on a
crosswalk
◉ Who is required to wear seat belts in a car? Answer: Drivers and
front seat occupants of most passenger vehicles, and if you are a
driver under 18, the number of vehicle occupants is limited to the
total number of originally installed seatbelts
◉ How old are children when they have to be in a car seat or booster
seat in any car? Answer: Under the age of the 4 and weigh less than
40 pounds, or atleast 4 but less than 8 and under 4'9
◉ How much is a child safety law violation? Answer: 25-100$ for a
first offense and 250$ maximum for a second offense and
imprisonment of not more than 30 days
,◉ When is it unlawful to operate a vehicle under the influence?
Answer: When your blood alcohol concentration is .08 or higher
◉ If your BAC was over the legal limit, your license can get
suspended for how long? Answer: 90 days to three years
◉ If you refuse to take a test for your BAC, how long can your license
get suspended? Answer: One to 5 years
◉ If you dont have a license and your BAC was over the legal limit
for driving, what happens to you? Answer: You will be denied for
getting a license the same amount of time your license would be
suspended if you had one, and the same charges for driving without
a license also
◉ What are the mandatory penalties of driving under the influence?
Answer: Time in jail, driver license suspension, a minimum of 375$
or a maximum of 10,500$ fine
◉ What are the OVI penalties based on? Answer: Previous
convictions over a 6 year period
◉ First offense Answer: At least 72 consecutive hours in jail and
court license suspension from 6 months to 3 years
,◉ Second offense Answer: At least 10 consecutive days in jail and
court license suspension form 1 to 5 years
◉ Third offense Answer: At least 30 consecutive days in jail and
court license suspension from 1 to 10 years
◉ Fourth offense Answer: At least 60 consecutive days in jail and
court license suspension from 3 years to permanent revocation
◉ Fifth offense Answer: That person will be placed on the "Ohio's
habitual OVI/OMVI offender registry" which is accessible to the
public
◉ How many impaired driving convictions do you have to have for it
to become a felony? Answer: 4 within 6 years
◉ If OVI offenders want their license back, what do they have to do?
Answer: Pay a reinstatement fee of 475$ and show proof of a policy
for liability insurance or bond
◉ What happens if someone is driving under the influence and kills
another person on the road? Answer: Permanent loss of driving
privileges
, ◉ What is the "Operating a Vehicle After Underage Consumption"
offense? Answer: When drivers under the age of 21 have a BAC of
atleast .02 percent but less than .08 percent
◉ What are the penalties of the "Operating a Vehicle After Underage
Consumption" felony? Answer: Driver license suspension for not less
than 60 days but not more that 2 years, as well as having to take a
remedial driving course and the complete driver license
examination and four points added to your drivers license
◉ What is the penalty for someone using a false drivers license or
one that belongs to someone else? Answer: An automatic one year
suspension of driving privileges
◉ What is the penalty for someone who allows someone else to use
their license? Answer: Six months in jail and fines up to 1,000$
◉ What are some six point violations? Answer: Homicide by vehicle
Operating a vehicle while under the influence
Leaving the scene of a car crash
Fleeing from a police officer willingly
Racing
Operating a vehicle without consent of the owner
Stealing a car
