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Getting Started — Maine Driver's License Practice Test

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When starting on an uphill grade in a manual car, when should you release the parking brake?

Maine Motorist Handbook and Study Guide

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This Maine Driver's License Getting Started practice set has 64 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Maine Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

Sample questions

Three questions from the Getting Started bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. Where should you look to find the correct procedure for starting your particular vehicle?

    • Your owner's manual — Correct answer
    • The vehicle registration card
    • Your insurance policy
    • The driver's license application

    Explanation: Maine's handbook directs you to check your owner's manual for how to start the vehicle, since starting procedures vary by make and model.

    Handbook: Getting Started — Starting the Engine

  2. Before starting the engine, what gear position should the vehicle be in?

    • "P" (park) — Correct answer
    • "D" (drive)
    • "R" (reverse)
    • "N" (neutral)

    Explanation: Before starting the engine, be sure the vehicle is in "P" (park).

    Handbook: Getting Started — Starting the Engine

  3. What should you do with the brake when starting the engine?

    • Apply the brake — Correct answer
    • Pump the brake rapidly
    • Keep your foot off the brake
    • Set the parking brake firmly

    Explanation: To start the engine, apply the brake before turning the ignition.

    Handbook: Getting Started — Starting the Engine