Mississippi permit test numbers to know

Eight one-hundredths percent (.08%) or more for a person who is above the legal age to purchase alcoholic beverages under state law

Two one-hundredths percent (.02%) or more for a person who is below the legal age to purchase alcoholic beverages under state law; or (iii) Four one-hundredths percent (.04%) or more for a person operating a commercial motor vehicle.

Two one-hundredths percent (.02%) or more for a person who is below the legal age to purchase alcoholic beverages under state law; or (iii) Four one-hundredths percent (.04%) or more for a person operating a commercial motor vehicle.

for a period of ninety (90) days in the event the person has not previously been convicted of a violation of Section 63-11-30, or, for a period of one (1) year in the event of any previous conviction

21 years old or older BAC registers .08% or more

under the age of 21 BAC registers .02% or more.

Zero Tolerance DUI—First Offense $250 120 days

Your license will be administratively suspended for ninety days for refusing the breath or chemical test.

The officer will give you an official receipt for your license, which will serve as your temporary permit to drive, valid for only forty-five days.

your vehicle will travel an extra forty-four feet before stopping.

and One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for violations committed from and after July 1, 2016. No state assessments shall be imposed or collected for a violation under this section.

The maximum fine that may be imposed against the operator of a vehicle for a violation of this chapter by the operator or for a violation of this chapter by one or more passengers shall be Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) in the aggregate.

shall be fined not less than Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00) nor more than Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), or imprisoned for not more than one (1) year, or both

$25,000 single person, single vehicle accident $50,000 two or more people, single vehicle accident $25,000 property damage of others in any single accident

Report immediately to the proper law enforcement authorities if the accident involves injury, death, or apparent property damage exceeding $500.00.

Conviction under Mississippi Implied Consent Law / DUI or Uniform Controlled Substances Act $175

Interstates 70 mph 40 mph Four-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 65 mph 40 mph Two-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 55 mph

Interstates 70 mph 40 mph Four-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 65 mph 40 mph Two-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 55 mph

Interstates 70 mph 40 mph Four-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 65 mph 40 mph Two-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 55 mph

The maximum speed for any vehicle in a SCHOOL ZONE is 15 mph.

Interstates 70 mph 40 mph Four-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 65 mph 40 mph Two-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 55 mph

ROADWAY TYPE MAXIMUM SPEED MINIMUM SPEED Interstates 70 mph 40 mph

Four-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 65 mph 40 mph

Two-lane Highways (State & U.S.) 55 mph Natchez Trace Parkway 50 mph

Natchez Trace Parkway 50 mph

The maximum speed for any vehicle in a SCHOOL ZONE is 15 mph.

allow at least one car length between you for every ten miles per hour of speed.

This emblem identifies SLOW-MOVING VEHICLES (vehicles that travel twenty-five miles per hour or less).

shall come to a complete stop at least ten (10) feet from the school bus before reaching the school bus when there is in operation on the school bus the flashing red lights

Plan to stop about every 100 miles or 2 hours during long trips.

STEP 2: At least one hundred feet from the intersection, turn on your left signal and slow down.

Leave a safe distance of at least three feet between the vehicle and bicycle when passing the bicycle.

COME TO A COMPLETE STOP at least ten feet away from the bus.

ALL drivers must ALWAYS STOP WITHIN fifty to ten feet of the outer rail of any railroad crossing when you see ANY of the following:

You are required by law to use your low beams when you approach within five hundred feet of an oncoming vehicle

Within ten feet of a fire hydrant

Within twenty feet of a crosswalk at an intersection

Within fifteen feet of the nearest rail of any railroad crossing

For vehicles parked parallel, tires should be within twelve inches of the curb.

All knowledge exams must be taken in person. ... Regular Learner's Permit (valid for 2 years - $7.00) ... To be eligible, you must be at least 15 years old and be able to provide proof of being enrolled in school.

when accompanied by a licensed driver aged twenty-one years or older who is physically occupying the seat next to you.

You must hold the Learner’s Permit for one year before you can upgrade to a Regular Driver’s License.

The Regular Learner’s Permit is valid for two years.

if you are under 17 you must provide an affidavit for Road Test Waiver whereby a parent, teacher, or guardian has certified that he or she has witnessed you operate a motor vehicle for at least fifty hours

Request a Certification of Attendance form from your school. This form must not be over thirty days old.

If an applicant is caught with banned items or cheating, the test will be cancelled immediately. The applicant will not be allowed to test again for 6 months.

Applicants with a valid out-of-state Learner’s Permit will be given credit for the months they held toward the required 12-month period before receiving a driver’s license.

If you move to Mississippi, you must obtain a Mississippi driver’s license within sixty days.

You must obtain a Mississippi license plate/tag within thirty days.

The Commissioner of Public Safety must take away your license for a period of one year if you are convicted of any of the following:

Report immediately to the proper law enforcement authorities if the accident involves injury, death, or apparent property damage exceeding $500.00.

remain in effect for a period of three years from the date of the accident.

if the child is at least four (4) years of age, but less than seven (7) years of age and measures less than four (4) feet nine (9) inches in height or weighs less than sixty-five (65) pounds

The foot brake must be strong enough to stop the vehicle within thirty feet at a speed of twenty miles per hour.

Your vehicle must have a horn which can be heard two hundred feet away.

the height of the front fender is raised four or more inches greater than the height of the rear fender.

The windshield of the vehicle must have affixed to it a label certifying that all the windows of the vehicle have a light transmittance of 28% or more.