Barred and slow moving vehicles — Delaware Permit Test

In Delaware, you must not drive a minibike, go-cart, golf cart, dirt bike, motorized scooter, snowmobile, or other unregistrable all-terrain vehicle on the highway.

A small, slow machine with no lights in a traffic lane is hit by drivers who never see it.

You must not drive a minibike, a go-cart, golf cart, dirtbike, motorized scooter, snowmobile, or other all-terrain vehicles which are not permitted to be registered by the Division upon the highway.

A slow-moving vehicle emblem is a triangular, fluorescent and reflective orange sign attached to farm tractors and other slow vehicles to warn drivers coming up behind.

A driver closing fast on a tractor needs a bright sign to know it is barely moving.

A “Slow-Moving Vehicle” emblem—a triangular, fluorescent and reflective orange sign—is sometimes attached to farm tractors and other slow-moving vehicles to warn approaching drivers.

When you see a slow-moving vehicle emblem, slow down immediately and proceed with caution.

A car at highway speed closes on a tractor in seconds and rear-ends it if the driver waits.

When you see this sign, slow down immediately and proceed with caution.

Which of these may not be driven on a Delaware highway?

A golf cart. A small, slow machine with no lights in a traffic lane is hit by drivers who never see it. Delaware Driver Manual, p.102: “You must not drive a minibike, a go-cart, golf cart, dirtbike, motorized scooter, snowmobile, or other all-terrain vehicles which are not permitted to be registered by the Division upon the highway.”