Rhode Island驾驶手册：安全指南与交通标志解析

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"Rhode Island Driver’s Manual 是一本为青少年驾驶员准备的驾驶指南，旨在帮助16至18岁的年轻人了解获取有限教学许可证所需的两个要求，并提供道路交通规则、标志和安全驾驶指南。" 在驾驶学习过程中，对于16至18岁的青少年来说，有两个关键要求必须完成才能获得有限教学许可证。这可能包括驾驶理论学习和实际驾驶训练，以确保他们在道路上的安全驾驶能力。本手册详细介绍了各种交通标志，这对于理解和遵守交通法规至关重要。例如，"Stop"标志要求车辆必须完全停止，"Yield"标志意味着要让行于其他交通参与者，"Do Not Enter"表示禁止驶入，"No Left Turn"禁止左转，"No Parking"禁止停车，"No Trucks"则禁止卡车通行，"No U-Turn"禁止掉头，"Wrong Way"警告驾驶者方向错误，"No Passing"禁止超车，"No Right on Red"意味着在红灯时不许右转，"Keep Right"提示应靠右行驶，"Speed Limit"规定了最高限速，"One Way"表示单行道，"Right Only"或"Restricted Lane"限制了车道的行驶方向，"Freeway Direction"、"Exit Ahead"、"Exit"和"Mile Marker"则与高速公路行驶有关。此外，手册还提到了一些公共服务标志，如"Telephone"、"Hotels"、"Hospital"和"Tourist Attraction"，这些标志在旅行中很有用。"R.I.Route"、"U.S.Route"和"Interstate Route"是不同级别的州际和美国公路标识，它们指导着驾驶者前往目的地。驾驶不仅是技术的运用，更关乎安全意识的培养。"Rhode Island Driver’s Manual"通过提供这些信息，鼓励新驾驶员在享受驾驶乐趣的同时，重视道路安全，尊重交通规则，确保自身和他人的安全。这份手册由州政府发布，旨在为新驾驶员提供全面的教育和指导，让他们在美丽的罗德岛州道路上安全行驶。

Rhode Island Driver’s Manual  www.dmv.ri.gov

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When can I get my Full Operator’s License?

In order to get your full operator’s license, you must:

1. Be at least seventeen (17) years, six (6) months old.

2. Have held for at least twelve (12) months a Limited Provisional License issued by the DMV.

3. Have not been convicted of a motor vehicle moving violation or safety belt infraction during the

previous six (6) months.

Are there any restrictions for the Full Operator’s License?

With a Full Operator’s License, you may drive without restrictions concerning time of driving and supervision.

You are, of course, still required to follow all the other rules of the road, including those applying to safety belts

and child restraint systems.

What is the fee for a driver’s license?

First license applicants receive a license valid for a “two-birthday” period, at a fee of $10.00 (if under 18) or

$25.00 (if over 18.) After the “two-birthday” license expires, you may apply to renew your license for five years

at a cost of $30. These fees are subject to change through statute. Please check with the DMV to verify these

fees.

What happens if my license is suspended?

You will be required to turn in your license in person to the Operator Control Section or the Accident Section

(if the order is the result of a collision) of the DMV. The suspension period does not begin until your

license has been surrendered or forwarded to the DMV. Failure to comply will affect the reinstatement of

your license. A license suspension will affect you in the following ways:

1. You cannot legally drive a motor vehicle in Rhode Island or any other state for any reason during the

suspension period.

2. Your motor vehicle violations become a matter of public record. They are open to public inspection

by insurance companies and other interested parties. Your insurance rates may increase

significantly.

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The following is a summary of the three previously described levels of licensing.

To receive a Level 1: LIMITED INSTRUCTIONAL PERMIT, you must:

1. Be sixteen (16) to eighteen (18) years of age.

2. Successfully complete the Rhode Island Driver Education thirty-three (33) hour class

administered by CCRI or its equivalent.

3. Apply for a permit at the DMV in the company of a parent, guardian, adult spouse, or licensed

foster parent.

At Level 1, you are permitted to drive a motor vehicle under the following conditions:

1. The permit holder must be in possession of the permit.

2. A supervising driver must be seated beside the permit holder in the front seat of the vehicle

when it is in motion (a supervising driver is defined as a properly licensed driver who has held a

license for at least five (5) years and is over twenty-one (21) years old.

3. No person other than the supervising driver is located in the front seat of automobile.

4. Every person occupying the vehicle is properly fastened by a seat belt or child restraint system.

Rhode Island Driver’s Manual  www.dmv.ri.gov

To receive a Level 2: LIMITED PROVISIONAL LICENSE, you must:

1. Have held a limited instructional permit for at least six (6) months without any conviction of

motor vehicle moving violations or seat belt infractions during the previous six (6) months.

2. Pass the motor vehicle road test administered by the DMV. If the owner of the vehicle used for

the road test is not present, a notarized letter from the owner giving permission to use the

vehicle for this purpose must be presented to the DMV examiner. In addition, the vehicle must

be actively inspected and insured.

3. Apply for the license at the DMV in the company of a parent, guardian, adult spouse, licensed

foster parent, or driving instructor.

4. Must complete fifty (50) hours of supervised driving with a qualified supervising driver. The

permitee must complete ten (10) of those hours at night.

At Level 2, you are permitted to drive a motor vehicle under the following conditions:

1. The license holder must be in possession of the Limited Provisional License.

2. At anytime with a supervising driver seated beside the provisional license holder in the front seat

of the vehicle when it is in motion.

3. Without supervision in any of the following circumstances: from 5:00 AM to 1:00 AM, when

driving to or from work, or when driving to or from an activity of a volunteer fire department,

rescue squad or emergency medical service (if the driver is a member of such organization).

4. Every person occupying the vehicle is properly fastened by a safety belt or child restraint system.

5. During the first twelve (12) months of the limited provisional license, no more than one (1)

licensed passenger younger than twenty-one (21) years of age is allowed in the vehicle.

Immediate family/household members are exempt from this rule.

To receive a Level 3: FULL OPERATOR’S LICENSE you must:

1. Be between seventeen (17) years, six (6) months and eighteen (18) years of age.

2. Have held a Limited Provisional License for at least twelve (12) months and be free of any

convictions for motor vehicle moving violation or safety belt infraction for the previous six (6)

months.

3. Apply for this license in the company of a parent, guardian, adult spouse, or licensed foster

parent.

4. At Level 3, you may drive a motor vehicle without Level 1 and 2 restrictions concerning time of

driving, supervision and passenger limitations.

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If you have a valid driver’s license in another state, and you have just moved to Rhode Island, you can apply

to have your license transferred to a Rhode Island Driver’s License. If your license to operate a motor vehicle is

suspended in any other state, you must address this issue with that state prior to applying for a Rhode Island

license. If your out-of-state license is currently valid or has not been expired for more than one (1) year, you

will not be required to take a computerized test or a road test.

If you have previously held a Rhode Island license, and it has not been expired for more than three (3)

years, your previous Rhode Island license number will be reissued. If your Rhode Island license has been

expired for more than three (3) years, you will be issued a new license number.

Any restrictions or endorsements you may have had on your out-of-state license (for example, a motorcycle

endorsement) will be transferred to your new Rhode Island license with an equivalent restriction/endorsement.

In order to apply for an out-of-state transfer, you must complete and submit an Application for First License.

You must also submit the required documents, as stated in XVI.G, Identification Requirements and Acceptable

Documents. Please be sure that you have acceptable proof of Rhode Island residency before applying to transfer

your license. Upon applying for the transfer, you must also present and surrender your out-of-state license.

The fee to transfer your license is $30.00. The license will be valid for up to two years, expiring on your

birthday. At that time you may renew your license for five (5) years.

Rhode Island Driver’s Manual  www.dmv.ri.gov

Most motorists can drive safely for years by using care, courtesy and caution. Most motor vehicle

collisions are caused by errors of the driver and occur within a few miles of people’s homes. Before

entering your vehicle, check in front and behind the vehicle for objects, animals, or persons in your path. Safe

driving starts before you turn on the engine. Please take the following steps every time you get in your vehicle:

1. Lock the doors

2. Adjust the seat

3. Adjust the inside and outside mirrors

4. Adjust ventilation

5. Fasten and adjust your seat belts

6. Ask passengers to fasten their seat belts

7. Adjust your feet to the pedals

8. Adjust the steering wheel

9. Adjust the head restraint

10. Adjust your radio/CD/Cassette player

Safety Belt Use Law – Rhode Island General Law (“R.I.G.L.”) 31-22-22:

1. 31-22-22 (f): Any passenger eighteen (18) years of age or older, in any seating position, shall be

transported properly wearing a safety belt and/or shoulder harness system.

2. 31-22-22 (g): A motor vehicle operator shall be properly wearing a safety belt and/or shoulder

harness system.

3. Vehicle operator is responsible for compliance of sections (f) and (g). The fine for violation of this

section is $85.00 per occupant.

Child Restraint Law – R.I.G.L. 31-22-22:

1. 31-22-22 (a): Children under the age of eight (8) years, less than fifty-seven (57) inches (4 ½ feet

tall) and weighing less than 80 lbs. (maximum weight limit of booster seat) shall be transported in

any rear seating position of a motor vehicle and properly restrained in a child restraint system.

2. 31-22-22 (b)(1): Children between the ages of eight (8) and seventeen (17) as a passenger in any

seating position shall be properly wearing a safety belt.

3. 31-22-22 (b)(2): Any operator of a motor vehicle under eighteen (18) years of age shall properly

wear a safety belt and/or shoulder harness system.

Exceptions: Children under age eight (8) years are exempt from being transported in any rear

seating position if:

x the vehicle has no backseat (i.e. pickup truck, sports car, etc.)

x all rear seating positions are already being utilized by other children

x In 31-22-22 (b), as described above, the oldest child should ride in the front seat if the

vehicle is equipped with a passenger side airbag.

4. Penalty: The fine for a child riding in the front seat or for a child over age seven (7) years not in a

seatbelt is $85.00. A violation for transporting a child not in a child restraint system mandates a

court appearance.

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