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Licensing, Permits & Your Record — New York DMV Practice Questions

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5. What is the difference between a suspension and a revocation in New York?

  • A suspension takes the license away for a time; a revocation cancels it.
  • BThey mean the same thing under New York law.
  • CA revocation always lasts exactly 30 days.

Why A is correct

Suspension means the license is taken away for a period before it is returned; revocation means it is canceled and you must re-apply.

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  • A 15-year-old visitor holds a valid license from another country. May they drive in New York?
  • A 20-year-old on probation is convicted of following too closely. What happens?
  • A junior driver is convicted of one serious traffic violation (3 or more points). What happens?
  • A junior driver is convicted of texting while driving. How long is the suspension?
  • A New York driver gets a speeding ticket in Pennsylvania. Are points added to their New York record?
  • A New York driver ignores a speeding ticket received in Ohio. What happens?
  • A newly licensed adult on probation is convicted of texting while driving. How long is the suspension?
  • Do New York traffic laws apply in a shopping mall parking lot that is open to the public?
  • For how long is your first New York driver license issued?
  • How long must a junior learner permit be held before the road test?
  • How long must a junior permit be held before a road test can be scheduled?
  • How many of the 20 written test questions must you answer correctly in New York?
  • How many points are added for passing a stopped school bus in New York?
  • How many points can a DMV-approved crash prevention course take off your record?
  • How many points does using a handheld phone while driving add to a New York record?
  • How much supervised practice does New York require a junior driver to certify before the road test?
  • In most cases, what must you pay to get your license back after a 30-day suspension?
  • Points are charged to your New York record as of what date?
  • Upstate, between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m., when may a junior licensee drive alone?
  • What are the mandatory fines for driving while your license is suspended or revoked?
  • What can happen if you do not respond to a New York traffic ticket?
  • What happens after three convictions for passing a stopped school bus within three years?
  • What is the minimum age for a New York Junior Operator (Class DJ) license?
  • What must you complete before you can make a New York road test appointment?
  • What vision do you need to pass the New York vision test?
  • When can you get a New York Class D operator license?
  • Where may you NOT drive at all with a New York junior (DJ) license?
  • Which out-of-state moving violations does New York add to a New York driver’s point record?
  • Who may supervise you while you practice with a New York learner permit?
  • Within how many days must you tell the New York DMV about a change of address?
  • You answer 16 of 20 written test questions correctly but only one of the four road sign questions. Do you pass?
  • You are 19 and just passed your road test. How long is your probation period?
  • You become a New York resident with a valid license from another state. When must you get a New York license?
  • You get six points in an 18-month period. What Driver Responsibility Assessment applies?
  • You have a junior learner permit. Who may sit in the front passenger seat?
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