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Safe Driving Basics — Mississippi Driver's License Practice Test

Safe Driving BasicsQuestion 1 of 29

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Which statement about distractions while driving is true?

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This Mississippi Driver's License Safe Driving Basics practice set has 29 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Mississippi Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the Safe Driving Basics bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 29 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. If your driver's license requires you to wear corrective lenses, when must you wear them?

    • Always, every time you drive Correct answer
    • Only when driving at night
    • Only on highways
    • Only during the driving test

    Explanation: Good vision is important for safe driving. If you are required to wear corrective lenses, always wear them when driving.

    Handbook: Safe Driving Basics — Vision

  2. What type of corrective lenses should you avoid using at night while driving?

    • Dark or tinted corrective lenses Correct answer
    • Clear corrective lenses
    • Anti-glare prescription lenses
    • Any prescription glasses

    Explanation: If you are required to wear corrective lenses, avoid using dark or tinted corrective lenses at night, as they further reduce your ability to see.

    Handbook: Safe Driving Basics — Vision

  3. How does fatigue affect your driving?

    • It affects your vision and slows your decision-making Correct answer
    • It improves your reaction time
    • It only affects your hearing
    • It has no effect on safe driving

    Explanation: Fatigue can affect your vision and increase the time it takes you to make decisions. Avoid driving if you are tired or fatigued.

    Handbook: Safe Driving Basics — Fatigue