Laws must know litter horses earphones — Rhode Island Permit Test

Littering on public or private roadways or property is a violation, with a fine of $85 to $1,000.

Trash thrown from cars blocks drains and leaves glass and debris in the road.

Littering: It is a violation of Rhode Island law to litter on public or private roadways or property ($85 to $1000 dollar fine).

When approaching a horse being driven or ridden on a public highway, you must reduce your speed and not sound your horn or make other loud noises.

A horse spooked by a horn can bolt into traffic or throw its rider.

You are required by Rhode Island law to reduce your speed and refrain from sounding a horn or causing other loud noises when approaching a horse being driven or ridden upon a public highway.

Rhode Island does not allow you to drive a motor vehicle on a public highway while wearing earphones or headsets.

A driver with earphones in cannot hear the siren or horn that warns of danger.

Drivers in Rhode Island are not allowed to operate a motor vehicle upon a public highway while wearing earphones or headsets.

What is the fine range for littering on a Rhode Island roadway?

$85 to $1,000. Trash thrown from cars blocks drains and leaves glass and debris in the road. Rhode Island Driver’s Manual, p.58: “Littering: It is a violation of Rhode Island law to litter on public or private roadways or property ($85 to $1000 dollar fine).”