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Key Vermont rules at a glance

Extracted directly from the official DMV handbook. Values left blank aren't explicitly stated in the handbook.

Adult BAC limit
0.08%
Under-21 BAC limit
0.02%
Point system
10 points triggers a notification of pending suspension; suspension length depends on points accumulated within 2 years
Teen passenger limit
Junior license first 3 months: no passengers (only parent/guardian/driving instructor/age 25+ in front seat); months 4-6: family members only; after 6 months: no passenger limit
Cell phone (teen)
Junior operator may not use any portable electronic device while operating a motor vehicle
Cell phone (adult)
Illegal to use a portable electronic device while operating a vehicle; reading/composing/sending electronic communications prohibited
Right turn on red
allowed unless posted; after complete stop, yielding to pedestrians/vehicles; many intersections have lighted 'No Turn On Red' signs
Move-over law
yes; must pull over to right side of road for vehicles with flashing blue/red lights or sirens approaching from any direction
Child seat
Under 2 yrs: rear-facing car seat; 2 to under 5: rear or forward-facing harness; under 8: booster seat; under 18: must wear seat belt; under 13 should ride in back seat if practical

Notable Vermont-specific rules

  • Junior Driver's License is the term used (not provisional/intermediate); requires 1 year on Learner's Permit + 40 hours practice (10 at night)
  • Junior operator texting violation = 30-day recall; junior operator points = 90-day recall
  • Junior license holders cannot work as drivers (e.g., pizza delivery) for 1 year or until age 18

Chapter 4 Junior Driver's Licenses; Chapter 5 GDL Program; Chapter 8 Point System; Cell Phones and Other Electronic Devices; Child Restraint Systems 23 V.S.A. § 1258

About the Vermont DMV test

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Vermont DMV test FAQ

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Vermont 最低幾歲可以考學習駕照？

Vermont 申請學習駕照的最低年齡為15歲。

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Vermont 未滿21歲駕駛人的血液酒精濃度（BAC）上限是多少？

Vermont 未滿21歲的駕駛人不得在 BAC 達0.02%或以上時駕車；任何偵測到的酒精都違反未滿21歲的零容忍法。

VT-specific

Vermont 開車時可以使用手持手機嗎？

Vermont 禁止所有駕駛人在開車時使用手持手機；屬於主要執法法規，也就是說警察可以單純因為使用手持手機而攔停駕駛人。

How many questions are on the Vermont DMV test?

The Vermont DMV written test has 20 multiple-choice questions covering traffic laws, road signs, safe driving, and state-specific rules.

What score do I need to pass the VT DMV test?

You need to answer 16 questions correctly, which is 80%. Our practice tests match this exact format.

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