Driver's Licenses
The amount of licenses you are allowed to have at once.
What is One?
These lights regulate the flow of traffic mainly through intersections.
What are Traffic Signals?
This line indicates that vehicles may pass when it is safe to do so.
What is Dashed Yellow Line?
When passing vehicles, you should pass them on this side.
What is Left?
What is 14 1/2?
These signs tell drivers about unexpected conditions and are typically yellow and black.
What are Warning Signs?
This marking indicates that neither lane of traffic is allowed to cross unless they are turning.
What is Double Solid Yellow Lines?
When you park parallel to a curb, this is the maximum distance you can be away from it.
What is 18 inches?
This type of license allows you to drive non-commercial motor vehicles.
What is Class D?
Highway departments and construction crews use these to close off traffic lanes or roads.
What are Barricades?
These solid white lines indicate the edge of the road to help you stay on it.
What are Edge Lines?
Dashed white lines should only be crossed under this condition.
What is When it is safe to do so?
The amount of supervised driving time needed to complete the Graduated Driver's License program.
What is 50 hours (10 of which must be at night)?
These signs tell drivers the rules of the road and are typically black and white, though some may be red and white.
What are Regulatory Signs?
On roads with more than one lane moving in one direction, this marking indicates that lane changing is allowed when safe to do so.
What is Dashed White Lane Lines?
If a traffic signal is not working due to a power outage, you should do this.
What is Treat the intersection as a 4-way stop?
You need this paperwork to obtain a STAR Card.
What is one proof of identity and two proofs of residency?
These signs guide drivers to points of interest, and can be white on green, blue, or brown.
What are Guide Signs?
These markings indicate that an area is designated for bicycle traffic only.
What is Solid White Line with Bicycle Insignia?
This is Idaho's basic law for driving speed.