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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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You are a short driver, and you sit with your chest very close to the steering wheel, which holds the driver airbag. What should you do?

A side-profile seat detail shows a belted driver sitting upright very close to the steering-wheel airbag cover, with bent elbows. The question contains no adjustment arrow, safe-distance mark or recommended seat position.

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You drive a friend, age 30, who sits in the back seat and does not want to buckle up. What does Rhode Island law say?When you brake, your car pulls to the left, and the brake pedal feels spongy. What should you do?You drive a six-year-old child who is 48 inches tall and weighs 50 pounds. Your car has a back seat, and no other children ride with you. How must the child ride?After a snowstorm, you clear your windshield and windows, but 4 inches of snow stay on the roof of your car. What should you do before you drive?You get into a car that a much taller family member drove last. What should you do before you start the engine?At noon, light rain starts, and you turn on your windshield wipers. You can still see clearly for more than 500 feet. What does Rhode Island law require?

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