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Idaho DMV Cheat Sheet
The 70 highest-yield Idaho DMV questions with the correct answer and one line of logic each - plus the walk-in document checklist and the signs you must know on sight. Print it, mark it up, walk in calm.
- 70 exam-style questions with answers and explanations
- Walk-in checklist: documents, fees, vision test - printable with checkboxes
- 12 must-know road signs with plain-English meanings
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1. In freezing weather, which part of the road tends to ice over first?
✓ Bridges and overpasses
Bridges and overpasses freeze before other roads because cold air circulates above and below them, so they lose heat from all sides while ground-level roads stay warmer. That is why 'Bridge Ices Before Road' signs exist. Slow down and avoid sudden inputs when crossing them in near-freezing weather.
2. If you are driving a car and are 21 or older, you are considered to be driving under the influence if your BAC is:
✓ .08 or more
A driver 21 or older is considered DUI in Idaho at a BAC of .08 or more (Idaho Code 18-8004). Commercial drivers are limited to .04 and drivers under 21 to .02. Idaho uses the term 'DUI' for impaired driving.
3. The most common color of warning signs is:
✓ Yellow
The most common color of warning signs is yellow, usually in a diamond shape (Idaho Driver's Manual). They warn of hazards ahead, such as curves, intersections, or pedestrians. Orange warns of work zones.
4. Driving on a license that has expired is ________.
✓ illegal - you must renew it first
It is illegal to drive on an expired license; you must renew it before it expires (or before driving again). Most agencies let you renew online or by mail within a set window. Check your expiration date and renew on time to avoid a citation.
5. You may NOT pass a vehicle that has stopped at a crosswalk because:
✓ It may be stopped for a pedestrian you cannot see
Never pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk, because it may be stopped for a pedestrian you cannot see from behind it. Pulling around could send you straight into someone in the crosswalk. The stopped vehicle is a warning that a person is likely in the road ahead.
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