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Massachusetts Driver's Handbook: Learners Permit Study Guide Updated 2023, (Color Print)
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About Massachusetts Driver's Handbook: Learners Permit
DMV License Manual - An official, original, unabridged Driver Handbook, current in 2023. Printed in full color and full size (5.5’’ x 8.5"). The primary purpose of this handbook: 1) help you qualify for a driver's license, and 2) help you become a safer driver. Most public ways, including urban streets, country lanes, main roads, secondary roads, and suburban or rural roads, are meant to be shared by all of us. “Us” includes pedestrians, persons riding on bicycles or motorcycles, persons riding in passenger vehicles or buses, and persons operating commercial motor vehicles or trailers, or combinations of those vehicles. Some ways, such as Interstate highways and expressways, are designed exclusively for use by motor vehicles and trailers traveling at high speeds. Other public ways are specifically designed for slower speeds or for travel by lighter vehicles and may restrict or prohibit certain vehicles. Public ways come in various lengths and widths with various features: one-way, two-way, multiple lanes, High Occupancy Vehicle lanes (HOV), center dividers, sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and hard or soft shoulders. However the public way is laid out, it is meant to be used by people and the various types of vehicles that may propel them along if they are not on foot. Although the bulk of this manual provides information about the use of public ways for motor vehicles and trailers, the goal of the RMV in producing it is to make all users of public ways aware that our public streets and roads are meant to be shared except where the law provides for limited uses. Bicycling and walking may be used in conjunction with transit, so always pay attention. Table of Contents Chapter 1 Obtaining Your License Chapter 2 Safety First Chapter 3 Keeping Your License Chapter 4 Rules of the Road. Chapter 5 Special Driving Situations
