DRIVERS ED HAWAII REVIEW EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, VERIFIED.| latest update 2024/25|

DRIVERS ED HAWAII REVIEW EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, VERIFIED. In Hawaii, once a student driver obtains a permit, for how long is the permit valid? - -One Year According to Hawaii's Graduated Licensing Law (GDL), what is the minimum age needed to obtain a provisional license? - -16 yrs of age with a permit held for 180 days and no violations During the provisional license phase of GDL, law, a provisional licensee driving alone MAY legally drive between what hours of the day? - -After 5:00 am and before 11:00 pm During the legal hours, a provisional licensee may drive alone, how many passengers under the age of 18 may the provisional licensee have in the car? - -One, not a household member Under what circumstances may a provisional licensee drive alone during the prohibited hours with an authorized statement? - -Going to and from a place of employment or school-authorized activity At what minimum age may a provisional licensee who has no traffic violations obtain a full license? - - 17 yrs The mentor who is supervising a student driver must have a valid license, ride in the front passenger seat, and - -Must be 21 years of age In Hawaii, when a provisional licensee is convicted of a first violation of the GDL laws, the penalty will be - -Suspension of license for three months If a student driver under 18 fails to renew an original permit within the allotted grace period and the permit expires, how much longer must the student driver wait to obtain a provisional license? - -180 days When a student driver has a permit and drives with a legal mentor, which of the car's occupants are obligated by law to wear seat belts? - -Every passenger in the car Student drivers will BEST optimize their learning of positive driving skills when - -They have positive attitudes and share their learning clear and constant communication with both their parents and driver education instructor According to Hawaii law, up to what age must children be properly restrained in a child safety seat? - -Age 4 A student driver with a realistic view of driving accepts that there is a RISK whenever the student uses the road as a driver, passenger, or pedestrian. What is RISK? - -Chances of injury, damage, or loss The best way for drivers to assess risk while driving is to - -Evaluate their own actions and the consequences of their actions Generally, student drivers have an inaccurate view of the realities of driving because they normally - - Perceive that there are no risks or few risks while driving When a driver determines the risks on the road, what elements does the driver need to accurately view, analyze, and understand the risks? - -The space needed to make the maneuver, the speed and time intervals needed to make the maneuver, and the roadway conditions present to make the maneuver When a driver evaluates the risks while driving, what is the hardest element to evaluate? - -The manner in which other roadway users will behave on the road What are the characteristics of risk? - -Always present, is shared, can be changed, can be analyzed What is the best way a driver can reduce risks on the road? - -By adjusting the speed and lane position One important way drivers can allow more time for themselves to reac