Pennsylvania DMV Written Test 2024 (60 Questions with Explained Answers)
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Every Pennsylvania resident who operates any motor vehicle must have a driver license or learner’s permit. The DMV written test covers the contents of the Pennsylvania DMV Driver’s Manual. It contains questions on Pennsylvania road signs, traffic laws, and rules of safe driving. The Pennsylvania DMV written knowledge test consists of 60 questions. To pass the PA DMV test, you must correctly answer at least 48 questions (80%). Practice with this sample test to familiarize yourself with the format of the Pennsylvania driver's license test.
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21:18 question 36 is absolutely the wrong answer. Turning your wheels away from the curb will roll your car into oncoming traffic. Turning your wheels toward the curb will allow your car to roll into the curb to help stop or slow you down. The answer is wrong. Who is in charge here. I'm infuriated by this obvious wrong answer. I know I'm right
I think you read it wrong, it says you’re facing upwards so on the right side of the road, turning the wheels away from the curb will make the vehicle roll to the right whereas you put the wheels toward the curb your vehicle will turn into traffic, hope that clarifies
You are going uphill
No. It doesn't but it's irrelevant anyway. The goal was to ensure the car would not roll backwards, downhill into oncoming traffic, but would instead roll into the curb and possibly over it, preventing untold chaos. Doesn't matter how you look at it from my perspective. Pointing your front wheels TOWARDS the curb will ALWAYS, no matter the direction, (frontward or backward) ensure that in the event your car would roll from being on a hill, the car will roll away from oncoming traffic and into/onto the curb. Pointing the front wheels toward the curb, if rolling forward, will end up on the curb. Pointing the front wheels toward the curb, rolling backwards, will put the rear of the vehicle onto and over the curb. Always towards the curb under every circumstance. It is possible that the scene they expect to convey is not congruent with what I imagine but it just doesn't make sense to me why any situation would you want to turn away from the curb. I think the writer of this test needs a "mechanical function IQ test." I should mention that I live on a steep hill. I park my car on an upward facing hill everyday, where the threat of my car rolling backwards, downhill is a real possibility. Always towards the curb.
Na Fr tho I thought the same thing if ur down hill then turn the wheels to the curb then up hill is towards the street
The answer is absolutely correct .. confirmed with the Pen Dot manual