Arkansas Permit Practice Test Online
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What type of permit allows learners to practice their driving skills with only a written test?
- A.
Learners Permit
- B.
Instruction Permit
- C.
Drivers Permit
- D.
Minors Permit
Correct Answer(s)
A. Learners Permit
B. Instruction PermitExplanation
A Learners Permit or an Instruction Permit allows learners to practice their driving skills with only a written test. This type of permit is typically issued to individuals who are learning to drive and have not yet obtained a full driver's license. It allows them to gain practical experience behind the wheel under the supervision of a licensed adult driver.Rate this question:
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When driving with an instruction permit, who must be also in the vehicle?
- A.
Any adult
- B.
Any immediate family member
- C.
A parent, guardian or authorized licensed driver over 21 years and sitting in the passenger seat
- D.
A valid drivers course teacher/instructor
Correct Answer
C. A parent, guardian or authorized licensed driver over 21 years and sitting in the passenger seatExplanation
When driving with an instruction permit, a parent, guardian, or authorized licensed driver over 21 years must be in the vehicle and sitting in the passenger seat. This is to ensure that there is a responsible adult present who can supervise and assist the new driver if needed.Rate this question:
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What is the 'class' for a typicaly drivers license and instruction permit?
- A.
Freshman Class
- B.
Class A
- C.
Restrictive Class
- D.
Class D
Correct Answer
D. Class DExplanation
A typical driver's license and instruction permit are classified as Class D.Rate this question:
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What are the vehicle restrictions for a typical drivers license and instruction permit class?
- A.
The vehicle must be operational
- B.
The vehicle must be four wheeled, weigh less than 26,001 lbs and not transport more than sixteen passengers
- C.
The vehicle must be no more than 5 years old
- D.
The vehicle must pass all safety tests and be registered within the state
Correct Answer
B. The vehicle must be four wheeled, weigh less than 26,001 lbs and not transport more than sixteen passengersExplanation
A typical driver's license and instruction permit class have restrictions on the type of vehicle that can be driven. The vehicle must have four wheels, weigh less than 26,001 lbs, and not be able to transport more than sixteen passengers. These restrictions ensure that drivers are operating vehicles that are suitable for their level of experience and do not pose a risk to themselves or others on the road.Rate this question:
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How long is an instruction permit granted?
- A.
3 months
- B.
6 months
- C.
1 year unless the driver passes the driving portion of the test earlier
- D.
18 months
Correct Answer
B. 6 monthsExplanation
An instruction permit is granted for a period of 6 months. This allows the driver to practice driving under certain restrictions before obtaining a full driver's license.Rate this question:
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After the instruction permit time limit is reached, the driver may test and qualify for the next level of permit called ( assuming that the driver is over 16 and under 18):
- A.
Learner License
- B.
Intermediate License
- C.
Graduate License
- D.
Drivers License
Correct Answer
A. Learner LicenseExplanation
After the instruction permit time limit is reached, the driver may test and qualify for the next level of permit called the Learner License. This is assuming that the driver is over 16 and under 18 years old.Rate this question:
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What is the 3rd stage in obtaining a license?
- A.
To obtain a class M License
- B.
To have a clear driving record and to test for an Intermediate Licsense
- C.
To have a parent or guardian approve the next level and show proof of insurance
- D.
To have at least a 2.0 in all subjects and be within one year of high school graduation.
Correct Answer
B. To have a clear driving record and to test for an Intermediate LicsenseExplanation
The 3rd stage in obtaining a license is to have a clear driving record and to test for an Intermediate License. This means that before moving on to the next level of licensing, the individual must have a clean driving record, indicating that they have not committed any major traffic violations or accumulated a significant number of points on their driving record. Additionally, they must pass a test to obtain an Intermediate License, which typically includes a written exam and a practical driving test.Rate this question:
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Which of the following can result in loosing a license? Select all that apply
- A.
Being convicted of DUI or refusing to be tested for alcohol or narcotics
- B.
Not having proof of social security cards
- C.
Leaving the scene of an accident
- D.
Giving false information when applying for a drivers license
- E.
Allowing another person to use your driver license or attempting to alter the information on the license
- F.
Failure to appear in court
- G.
Accumulating excessive points against your driving record
- H.
Using a mortor vehicle to commit a felony or cause the death of anyone in a motor vehicle crash
- I.
Failure to show proof of insurance
- J.
Failure to show a U.S. Passport if driving outside of the U.S.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Being convicted of DUI or refusing to be tested for alcohol or narcotics
C. Leaving the scene of an accident
D. Giving false information when applying for a drivers license
E. Allowing another person to use your driver license or attempting to alter the information on the license
F. Failure to appear in court
G. Accumulating excessive points against your driving record
H. Using a mortor vehicle to commit a felony or cause the death of anyone in a motor vehicle crash
I. Failure to show proof of insurance
J. Failure to show a U.S. Passport if driving outside of the U.S. -
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Before written driver license testing can begin, applicants under the age of 18 must have the following documents: Select all that apply
- A.
A birth certificate and any (1) secondary document issued by a different source with same information
- B.
Signature of parent
- C.
Proof of insurance
- D.
School attendance and grade average forms
- E.
Most recent report card
Correct Answer(s)
A. A birth certificate and any (1) secondary document issued by a different source with same information
B. Signature of parent
D. School attendance and grade average formsExplanation
Applicants under the age of 18 must have a birth certificate and any secondary document issued by a different source with the same information. They also need the signature of a parent and school attendance and grade average forms. Proof of insurance and the most recent report card are not mentioned as required documents.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Worn tires on a vehicle can cause what following problems: choose all that apply
- A.
May decrease your stopping distance
- B.
Reduces fuel economy
- C.
Causes the vehicle to be harder to steer and stop and may cause hydroplaning
- D.
Increases the chance of a flat tire during a trip
Correct Answer(s)
B. Reduces fuel economy
C. Causes the vehicle to be harder to steer and stop and may cause hydroplaning
D. Increases the chance of a flat tire during a tripExplanation
Worn tires on a vehicle can cause a decrease in fuel economy because the tread on the tires is reduced, resulting in more friction and resistance on the road. Additionally, worn tires can make the vehicle harder to steer and stop because there is less traction, increasing the risk of hydroplaning. Lastly, worn tires are more prone to punctures and blowouts, increasing the chance of a flat tire during a trip.Rate this question:
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What is the quickest way to determine if tire pressure is correct? Choose one
- A.
Ask a mechanic to check tire pressure
- B.
Test drive the vehicle to check for hydroplaning
- C.
Using a penny, check the location of Abe Lincolns head between the tire grooves
- D.
Ask your parents for help
Correct Answer
C. Using a penny, check the location of Abe Lincolns head between the tire groovesExplanation
Checking the location of Abe Lincoln's head between the tire grooves using a penny is a common method to determine if tire pressure is correct. If Lincoln's head is completely visible, it indicates that the tire tread is worn and the tire needs to be replaced. If Lincoln's head is partially covered, it suggests that the tire has enough tread and the tire pressure is likely correct. This method is a quick and easy way to visually assess tire pressure without the need for specialized tools or equipment.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Vehicle operation light systems should be checked:
- A.
Inside the vehicle
- B.
Outside the vehicle
Correct Answer
B. Outside the vehicleExplanation
Vehicle operation light systems should be checked outside the vehicle because these lights are located on the exterior of the vehicle and are meant to provide visibility and communication with other drivers on the road. Checking them outside the vehicle ensures that they are functioning properly and can be seen by other drivers, increasing safety on the road.Rate this question:
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What is considered the best defense to prevent a traffic crash?: choose one
- A.
Being able to see clearly ousside the vehicle while driving
- B.
Ensuring that lights and tires are properly adjusted
- C.
Being educated on road safety hazzards
Correct Answer
A. Being able to see clearly ousside the vehicle while drivingExplanation
The ability to see clearly outside the vehicle while driving is considered the best defense to prevent a traffic crash. This is because having good visibility allows drivers to anticipate and react to potential hazards on the road, such as pedestrians or other vehicles. Being able to see clearly also helps drivers to navigate safely through different driving conditions, such as bad weather or low light situations. Therefore, maintaining clear visibility is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring overall road safety.Rate this question:
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Per Arkansas law, it is required that these passengers must use a safety belt: choose one
- A.
All passengers
- B.
Driver, front seat passengers and all children under the age of fifteen
- C.
Only minor children, excluding pick up trucks older than 1976 models
Correct Answer
B. Driver, front seat passengers and all children under the age of fifteenExplanation
According to Arkansas law, the passengers who must use a safety belt are the driver, front seat passengers, and all children under the age of fifteen. This means that all individuals sitting in the front seat and any child below the age of fifteen, regardless of their seating position, are required to wear a safety belt. The answer option stating "Only minor children, excluding pick up trucks older than 1976 models" is incorrect as it does not include the requirement for front seat passengers and does not apply to all children under the age of fifteen.Rate this question:
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These children must be secured in an approved safety seat: choose all that apply
- A.
Children under age six
- B.
Children weighing less than sixty pounds regardless of age
- C.
Children over the age of six and weighing over sixty pounds
- D.
Only newborns
Correct Answer(s)
A. Children under age six
B. Children weighing less than sixty pounds regardless of ageExplanation
Children under age six and children weighing less than sixty pounds regardless of age must be secured in an approved safety seat. This is because children under age six are generally not yet able to properly use adult seat belts and need the additional protection provided by a safety seat. Similarly, children weighing less than sixty pounds may not have reached the height or weight requirements to properly use adult seat belts, so they also need to be secured in a safety seat.Rate this question:
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Over half of all traffic crash deaths occur : choose all that apply
- A.
Within 15 miles of a driver's home
- B.
Within 25 miles of a driver's home
- C.
On roads with posted speed limits of less than 45 mph
- D.
On highways within 5 miles of driver's home
Correct Answer(s)
B. Within 25 miles of a driver's home
C. On roads with posted speed limits of less than 45 mphExplanation
The correct answer is "Within 25 miles of a driver's home" and "On roads with posted speed limits of less than 45 mph". This is because the question is asking for the locations where over half of all traffic crash deaths occur. According to the given options, these two choices are the most likely locations for such accidents to happen.Rate this question:
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- 17.
First offenders of littering are fined: choose one
- A.
First offenders get a warning and no fine, but may choose community service
- B.
Up to $1,000 and no more than eight hours of community service
- C.
Up to $2,000 and twenty four hours of community service
- D.
Suspended license for 30 days
Correct Answer
B. Up to $1,000 and no more than eight hours of community serviceExplanation
First offenders of littering may be fined up to $1,000 and may also be required to perform a maximum of eight hours of community service. This means that they have the option to either pay the fine or fulfill their punishment through community service.Rate this question:
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Which road signs are typically diamond shapped, orange, displaying black letters, and advise of resuded speed limits:
- A.
Construction/Maintenance Zones
- B.
School crossings
- C.
Merging traffic
- D.
Upcoming intersection
Correct Answer
A. Construction/Maintenance ZonesExplanation
Construction/Maintenance Zones are typically diamond-shaped, orange in color, and display black letters. These signs advise drivers of reduced speed limits in areas where construction or maintenance work is taking place. They serve as a warning to drivers to slow down and be cautious due to the presence of workers, machinery, or potential hazards on the road. These signs are important for ensuring the safety of both drivers and workers in construction zones.Rate this question:
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In Arkansas, fines for all moving traffic violations occuring in a highway work zone (when workers are present and signs are posted) are:
- A.
Typically less than $500
- B.
Doubled
- C.
Tripled
- D.
Enforced during normal working hours
Correct Answer
B. DoubledExplanation
In Arkansas, fines for all moving traffic violations occurring in a highway work zone are doubled. This means that if a driver commits a traffic violation in a work zone, the fine they would normally receive for that violation will be doubled. This is done in order to deter drivers from engaging in unsafe behavior in work zones and to ensure the safety of the workers present.Rate this question:
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In this order, which is correct: Red light/yellow light/green light
- A.
Indication to stop/ indication to use caution/ indication to proceed if there is no opposing traffic
- B.
Indication to stop/ indication to continue slowly/indication to go
- C.
Indication to stop/indication to stop and allow time for vehicle movement/indication to proceed
Correct Answer
B. Indication to stop/ indication to continue slowly/indication to goExplanation
The correct answer is "Indication to stop/ indication to continue slowly/indication to go." This order is correct because a red light indicates that drivers must stop, a yellow light indicates that drivers should proceed with caution, and a green light indicates that drivers can proceed if there is no opposing traffic.Rate this question:
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When turing right on a red light: choose one
- A.
The driver must come to a complete stop and may continue only when the light turns green
- B.
The driver must slow, determine if opposing traffic will impede continuing, then proceed if traffic lanes are clear
- C.
The driver must come to a complete stop, then may proceed with the turn if no opposing traffic interfers
Correct Answer
C. The driver must come to a complete stop, then may proceed with the turn if no opposing traffic interfersExplanation
When turning right on a red light, the driver is required to come to a complete stop and wait for any opposing traffic to clear before proceeding with the turn. This is because right turns on red lights are generally allowed, but only after ensuring that it can be done safely without interfering with oncoming traffic.Rate this question:
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- 22.
A flashing red traffic light is considered the same as: choose one
- A.
A stop sign
- B.
A caution sign
- C.
A continuous traffic sign
Correct Answer
A. A stop signExplanation
A flashing red traffic light is considered the same as a stop sign because both indicate that drivers must come to a complete stop before proceeding. This is a universal rule in traffic regulations to ensure safety at intersections. The flashing red light serves as a signal to drivers that they must yield the right of way and wait for the appropriate time to proceed, just like a stop sign.Rate this question:
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A continuous yellow traffic light indicates the traffic signal:
- A.
Is about to change
- B.
Is cautioning drivers to turn right
- C.
Indicates pedestrian crossing
Correct Answer
A. Is about to changeExplanation
A continuous yellow traffic light indicates that the traffic signal is about to change. This serves as a warning to drivers to prepare to stop or proceed with caution. It is commonly used as a transition signal between a green light and a red light, giving drivers time to safely come to a stop before the signal changes.Rate this question:
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When a driver sees a continuous yellow traffic light, the driver must (choose all that apply)
- A.
Come to a stop if the stop can be made safely before entering the intersection
- B.
Proceed thru the intersection if the light is still yellow
- C.
If the driver is in the middle of the intersection, the driver must not stop, but proceed.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Come to a stop if the stop can be made safely before entering the intersection
C. If the driver is in the middle of the intersection, the driver must not stop, but proceed.Explanation
When a driver sees a continuous yellow traffic light, they must come to a stop if it can be done safely before entering the intersection. This is because a yellow light indicates that the signal is about to turn red, and it is necessary to stop to avoid entering the intersection when the light changes. However, if the driver is already in the middle of the intersection when the light turns yellow, they must proceed and not stop, as it would be unsafe to come to a sudden stop in the middle of traffic.Rate this question:
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What is true about stop signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
It is red with white letters
- B.
Has eight sides
- C.
Is always 10 feet in height
- D.
The driver must come to a complete stop (if there is a painted line, then the driver must stop before the line)
- E.
Are posted every 35-50 feet
Correct Answer(s)
A. It is red with white letters
B. Has eight sides
D. The driver must come to a complete stop (if there is a painted line, then the driver must stop before the line)Explanation
Stop signs are red with white letters and have eight sides. The driver must come to a complete stop, and if there is a painted line, the driver must stop before the line. Stop signs are not always 10 feet in height, and they are not posted every 35-50 feet.Rate this question:
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A lighted red arrow indicates : choose one
- A.
The signal is about to change
- B.
The driver must stop and is prohibited from turning in the direction of the arrow until the arrow turns green
- C.
The driver must slow, determine if opposing traffic will impede continuing, then proceed if traffic lanes are clear
Correct Answer
B. The driver must stop and is prohibited from turning in the direction of the arrow until the arrow turns greenExplanation
A lighted red arrow indicates that the driver must stop and is prohibited from turning in the direction of the arrow until the arrow turns green. This means that the driver cannot make a turn in the direction indicated by the arrow until it is safe to do so and the arrow changes to green. This is an important signal for drivers to follow in order to ensure safety and avoid any potential accidents or conflicts with other vehicles.Rate this question:
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What is true about yield signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
Are posted 50 feet before each intersection
- B.
Triangle shaped pointing downward with red and white letters
- C.
Often posted a railroad crossings
- D.
Means that the driver must yeild to traffic in the intersection and the right of way traffic
- E.
Causes fines uip to $1,000 and suspension of drivers license up to 180 days
- F.
Failure to yeild is the number one cause of accidents in the U.S.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Triangle shaped pointing downward with red and white letters
D. Means that the driver must yeild to traffic in the intersection and the right of way traffic
E. Causes fines uip to $1,000 and suspension of drivers license up to 180 daysExplanation
Yield signs are triangle shaped and point downward with red and white letters. They indicate that the driver must yield to traffic in the intersection and give right of way to other vehicles. Failure to yield can result in fines up to $1,000 and suspension of the driver's license for up to 180 days.Rate this question:
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What is true about Do Not Enter signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
Are square with a white horizontal line inside a red ball
- B.
Means vehicles cannot enter
- C.
Often seen a roadway openings to one way streets, exit ramps, in crossovers on divided roadways and one way streets
Correct Answer(s)
A. Are square with a white horizontal line inside a red ball
B. Means vehicles cannot enter
C. Often seen a roadway openings to one way streets, exit ramps, in crossovers on divided roadways and one way streetsExplanation
Do Not Enter signs are square with a white horizontal line inside a red ball, which means that vehicles cannot enter. These signs are often seen at roadway openings to one-way streets, exit ramps, in crossovers on divided roadways, and one-way streets.Rate this question:
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What is true about Slow Moving Vehicle signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
These signs are square with blue and white letters
- B.
These are reflective orange triangel on the read of a larger vehicle that is moving less than 25 mph
- C.
These signs are often seen on farm vehicles, horsse drawn wagons or construction equipment
Correct Answer(s)
B. These are reflective orange triangel on the read of a larger vehicle that is moving less than 25 mph
C. These signs are often seen on farm vehicles, horsse drawn wagons or construction equipmentExplanation
The correct answer is that Slow Moving Vehicle signs are reflective orange triangles on the rear of a larger vehicle that is moving less than 25 mph. These signs are often seen on farm vehicles, horse-drawn wagons, or construction equipment.Rate this question:
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What is true about Railroad Crossing Warning signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
They are round yellow signs with an X symbol and black RR letters
- B.
Are typicallly found along the roadway prior to a railroad crossing
- C.
Are sometimes accompanied with a white X shaped sign located at the crossing
- D.
Have cameras that allow the train engineer to better determine the safety of crossing
Correct Answer(s)
A. They are round yellow signs with an X symbol and black RR letters
B. Are typicallly found along the roadway prior to a railroad crossing
C. Are sometimes accompanied with a white X shaped sign located at the crossingExplanation
Railroad Crossing Warning signs are round yellow signs with an X symbol and black RR letters. They are typically found along the roadway prior to a railroad crossing. They are sometimes accompanied with a white X shaped sign located at the crossing. These signs do not have cameras that allow the train engineer to better determine the safety of crossing.Rate this question:
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What is true about Warning signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
These signs are yellow with black lettering or symbols and most are diamond shaped
- B.
These signs warn a driver to slow and be prepared to stop if necessary
- C.
These signs provide information about a special situation or hazard
- D.
Are often posted on construction equipment or at construction sites
- E.
Are posted at all school crossings and school zones
Correct Answer(s)
A. These signs are yellow with black lettering or symbols and most are diamond shaped
B. These signs warn a driver to slow and be prepared to stop if necessary
C. These signs provide information about a special situation or hazard
E. Are posted at all school crossings and school zonesExplanation
Warning signs are yellow with black lettering or symbols and most are diamond shaped. They are used to warn drivers to slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary. These signs also provide information about a special situation or hazard. Additionally, warning signs are posted at all school crossings and school zones.Rate this question:
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What is true about Work Area Signs (choose all that apply)
- A.
Typically diamond shaped, orange with black letters or symbols
- B.
They warn drivers that workers may be along side the roadway
- C.
Can be ignored outside normal business hours and on weekends
Correct Answer(s)
A. Typically diamond shaped, orange with black letters or symbols
B. They warn drivers that workers may be along side the roadwayExplanation
Work Area Signs are typically diamond shaped and are orange with black letters or symbols. These signs are used to warn drivers that there may be workers present along the side of the roadway. It is important for drivers to pay attention to these signs and exercise caution, regardless of the time of day or day of the week.Rate this question:
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When turning right from an intersection, drivers must: select all that apply
- A.
Avoid swinging wide and pulling into the far lane
- B.
Cut the corner sharply
Correct Answer
A. Avoid swinging wide and pulling into the far laneExplanation
When turning right from an intersection, drivers must avoid swinging wide and pulling into the far lane. This is because it is important to stay within the lane and not encroach into other lanes, as it can lead to accidents or confusion for other drivers. Cutting the corner sharply is not a correct action to take when turning right, as it can result in crossing into the wrong lane or cutting off other vehicles.Rate this question:
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When turning left from an intersection, drivers must: select all that apply
- A.
Avoid cutting the corner so sharply that you run into another vehicle
- B.
Turn into the same lane as leaving
- C.
Speed
Correct Answer(s)
A. Avoid cutting the corner so sharply that you run into another vehicle
B. Turn into the same lane as leavingExplanation
When turning left from an intersection, drivers must avoid cutting the corner so sharply that they run into another vehicle and turn into the same lane as they were leaving. This ensures proper lane discipline and prevents any potential collisions with other vehicles. Speed is not mentioned as a requirement for turning left from an intersection.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is true for right -of -way intersections: choose all that apply
- A.
Drivers must yeild to pedestrians who are legally crossing the road
- B.
Drivers turing left must yield to oncoming cars traveling straigh ahead
- C.
Drivers turing left must yield to oncoming cars traveling straigh ahead
- D.
At a 4 way stop, the driver reaching the intersection first gets to go first after coming to a complete stop
- E.
Drivers may not enter an intersection unless they can get through it without having to stop
- F.
All of the Above
- G.
All of the Above
Correct Answer(s)
F. All of the Above
G. All of the AboveExplanation
All of the options listed are true for right-of-way intersections. Drivers must yield to pedestrians who are legally crossing the road. Drivers turning left must yield to oncoming cars traveling straight ahead. At a 4-way stop, the driver reaching the intersection first gets to go first after coming to a complete stop. Drivers may not enter an intersection unless they can get through it without having to stop. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the Above."Rate this question:
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When yeilding to an emergency vehicle, drivers must: Select all that apply
- A.
Pull over to the left edge of the road and wait for instructions-if any are given on a speaker
- B.
Pull over to the right edge of the road and wait for instructions-if any are given on a speaker
- C.
If in an intersection, immediately stop to allow the emergency vehicle space to pass
- D.
If in an intersection, drive through the intersection before pulling over
Correct Answer(s)
B. Pull over to the right edge of the road and wait for instructions-if any are given on a speaker
D. If in an intersection, drive through the intersection before pulling overExplanation
When yielding to an emergency vehicle, drivers must pull over to the right edge of the road and wait for instructions if any are given on a speaker. If the driver is in an intersection, they should drive through the intersection before pulling over. This is to ensure that the emergency vehicle has enough space to pass and to prevent any potential accidents or delays.Rate this question:
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Arkansas law requires that drivers must do what when encountering an emergency vehicle on the side of the road: choose one
- A.
Come to a complete stop to allow the emergency vehicle access to the road
- B.
Pull to the right of the road and honk to notify that you are yeilding to the emergency vehicle
- C.
Move to the farthest lane away from the law enforcement vehicle that is stopped
Correct Answer
C. Move to the farthest lane away from the law enforcement vehicle that is stoppedExplanation
According to Arkansas law, when encountering an emergency vehicle on the side of the road, drivers are required to move to the farthest lane away from the law enforcement vehicle that is stopped. This is to ensure the safety of both the emergency personnel and the drivers on the road. By moving to the farthest lane, drivers create a buffer zone that allows the emergency vehicle to have enough space to carry out their duties without any obstruction or risk of accidents.Rate this question:
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When are drivers required to stop when approaching a school bus: select all that apply
- A.
When the bus is on the opposite lane of traffic separated by a median twenty feet or more in width
- B.
When the bus is stopped and red warning lights on the bus are activated
- C.
When the bus in stopped on the opposite lane of traffic an no median is present
Correct Answer(s)
B. When the bus is stopped and red warning lights on the bus are activated
C. When the bus in stopped on the opposite lane of traffic an no median is presentExplanation
Drivers are required to stop when approaching a school bus in two situations: when the bus is stopped and red warning lights on the bus are activated, and when the bus is stopped on the opposite lane of traffic and no median is present. In both cases, it is important for drivers to stop to ensure the safety of the children boarding or exiting the bus.Rate this question:
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When parking, drivers are responsible for making certain that their vehicle…: select all that apply
- A.
Does not become a hazard after it has been parked
- B.
Should be in a place that is far enough from the street or highway to avoid interfering with traffic
- C.
Be visible to cars appproaching from either direction
- D.
Leave hazards on if only parking for 10 minutes or less
- E.
Should have the parking break set
Correct Answer(s)
A. Does not become a hazard after it has been parked
B. Should be in a place that is far enough from the street or highway to avoid interfering with traffic
C. Be visible to cars appproaching from either direction
E. Should have the parking break setExplanation
When parking, drivers are responsible for ensuring that their vehicle does not become a hazard after it has been parked. They should also park in a location that is far enough from the street or highway to avoid interfering with traffic. Additionally, the vehicle should be visible to cars approaching from either direction to prevent accidents. Lastly, it is important to have the parking brake set to ensure that the vehicle does not roll away.Rate this question:
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If possible, drivers should …: select all that apply
- A.
Park in designated ares
- B.
Check traffic before you open the door
- C.
Get out of the vehicle on the curb
- D.
Never leave the ignition keys in a parked car
- E.
Lock doors of vehicles
- F.
Leave hazards on if only parking for 10 minutes or less
- G.
Park as far away from traffic as possible
Correct Answer(s)
A. Park in designated ares
B. Check traffic before you open the door
C. Get out of the vehicle on the curb
D. Never leave the ignition keys in a parked car
E. Lock doors of vehicles
G. Park as far away from traffic as possibleExplanation
The correct answer is to park in designated areas, check traffic before opening the door, get out of the vehicle on the curb, never leave the ignition keys in a parked car, lock doors of vehicles, and park as far away from traffic as possible. These actions help ensure safety and prevent accidents or theft. Parking in designated areas and away from traffic reduces the risk of collisions. Checking traffic before opening the door prevents accidents with passing vehicles or cyclists. Getting out of the vehicle on the curb keeps the driver safe from traffic. Never leaving the ignition keys in a parked car prevents theft. Locking doors adds an extra layer of security.Rate this question:
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- 41.
When parking on a hill…: select all that apply
- A.
Turn the wheels sharply towards the traffic
- B.
Never use the emergency break
- C.
Leave hazards on if only parking for 10 minutes or less
- D.
Turn the wheels sharply away from traffic
- E.
Try to park on the sidewalk so that you are clear of oncoming traffic
Correct Answer
D. Turn the wheels sharply away from trafficExplanation
When parking on a hill, it is important to turn the wheels sharply away from traffic. This is done to prevent the vehicle from rolling into traffic if the brakes fail. Turning the wheels away from traffic will cause the vehicle to roll towards the curb or the side of the road, reducing the risk of accidents. It is also important to note that using the emergency brake is necessary when parking on a hill to provide an additional level of safety. Leaving hazards on if only parking for 10 minutes or less is not necessary and parking on the sidewalk is illegal in most places.Rate this question:
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- 42.
No parking zones include: select all that apply
- A.
In an intersection
- B.
On a crosswalk
- C.
On a sidewalk
- D.
In a construction area
- E.
Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection
- F.
Within 30 feet of a traffic signal, stop sign or yield sign
- G.
Within 30 feet of a pedestrian safety zone
- H.
Within 15 feet of a railroad crossing
- I.
Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant
- J.
More than 18 inches from the curb
- K.
Within 20 feet of a fire station driveway on the same side of the street
- L.
Within 75 feet of a fire station driveway on the opposite side of the street
- M.
Blocking a driveway, alley, private road, etc.
- N.
On a bridge or overpass, or in a tunnel or underpass
- O.
Along a lane of opposing traffic
- P.
In a space marked for handicapped if you are not handicapped
- Q.
Along a street next to another parked car
- R.
On railroad tracks
- S.
In your front yard
Correct Answer
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- 43.
When accelerating speed of a vehicle: select one
- A.
Turn the wheels sharply to the left and release the clutch
- B.
Do so smoothly and gradually
- C.
Ensure that the parking brake is still set
Correct Answer
B. Do so smoothly and graduallyExplanation
When accelerating the speed of a vehicle, it is important to do so smoothly and gradually. This means gradually increasing the pressure on the accelerator pedal rather than abruptly pressing it down. By doing so, it allows the vehicle's engine to adjust and deliver power to the wheels in a controlled manner, preventing any sudden jerks or loss of control. This smooth and gradual acceleration also helps in maintaining stability and reducing wear and tear on the vehicle's components.Rate this question:
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- 44.
When making a sharp turn, which method is best? Choose one
- A.
Turn the wheel with the palm of your hand to allow for smoother steering
- B.
Allow the wheel to slide thru each hand so that neither hand leaves the steering wheel
- C.
Use the hand over hand method to control the steering wheel
Correct Answer
C. Use the hand over hand method to control the steering wheelExplanation
The hand over hand method is the best method for making a sharp turn because it provides better control and allows for more precise steering. By crossing your hands over each other, you can quickly and smoothly turn the wheel, ensuring that you have a firm grip at all times. This technique also allows you to maintain better control of the vehicle during the turn, reducing the risk of oversteering or losing control.Rate this question:
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- 45.
What is the recommended hand position on the wheel? Choose two
- A.
10 and 2
- B.
9 and 3
- C.
Whatever is most comfortable as long as one hand is on each side of the wheel
Correct Answer
A. 10 and 2Explanation
The recommended hand position on the wheel is 10 and 2. This position allows for maximum control and maneuverability while driving. It also ensures that both hands are evenly placed on opposite sides of the wheel, providing a balanced grip.Rate this question:
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- 46.
What is rubbernecking and is it allowed? Choose one
- A.
Stretching your neck to avoid fatigue/ yes
- B.
Using a rubber tube to tie off the steering wheel which helps avoid theft/ yes
- C.
Slowing your vehicle to look at crash scenes/ no
Correct Answer
C. Slowing your vehicle to look at crash scenes/ noExplanation
Rubbernecking refers to the act of slowing down one's vehicle to look at crash scenes. The correct answer states that rubbernecking is not allowed. This is because rubbernecking can cause traffic congestion and increase the risk of additional accidents. It is important for drivers to maintain their focus on the road and not engage in distracting behaviors such as rubbernecking.Rate this question:
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- 47.
When driving, the driver should look ahead how far: select all that apply (This question has been seen on the test.)
- A.
At least 10 car lenghts of traffic ahead of your vehicle
- B.
At least one city block or one quarter mile on highways
- C.
At least an estimated 30 seconds of driving distance
- D.
At least an estimated 15 seconds of driving distance
Correct Answer(s)
B. At least one city block or one quarter mile on highways
D. At least an estimated 15 seconds of driving distanceExplanation
The driver should look ahead at least one city block or one quarter mile on highways to have enough time to react to any potential hazards or changes in traffic conditions. Additionally, the driver should also look ahead at least an estimated 15 seconds of driving distance to maintain a safe following distance and anticipate any upcoming actions or maneuvers of other vehicles.Rate this question:
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- 48.
The following are ways to determine if you are looking ahead at least 15 seconds (which is one of the answers above):
- A.
Find an object and start counting: one-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, etc, until you reach the object Find an object and start counting: one-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, etc, until you reach the object
- B.
Set the timer on your watch to check your accuracy
- C.
Slowly accelerate for 15 seconds until you reach the object to determine if you were looking ahead correctly
Correct Answer
A. Find an object and start counting: one-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, etc, until you reach the object Find an object and start counting: one-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, etc, until you reach the object -
- 49.
What is one of the leading causes of accidents: select one
- A.
Changing lanes
- B.
Not looking ahead
- C.
Assuming that a train is not coming
Correct Answer
C. Assuming that a train is not comingExplanation
One of the leading causes of accidents is assuming that a train is not coming. This means that many accidents occur when drivers fail to properly assess the presence of a train at a railroad crossing. This assumption can be dangerous and result in collisions with trains, leading to severe accidents and injuries. It is crucial for drivers to always exercise caution and never assume that a train is not approaching.Rate this question:
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- 50.
When crossing a railroad track, with more than one track, when is it safe to cross: choose one
- A.
When the railroad barriers are lifted
- B.
As soon as the caboose of the train passes
- C.
When the passing train has completely cleared the area and the driver can determine that another train isnt coming
- D.
Using the looking ahead rule, 15 seconds after the train goes by
Correct Answer
C. When the passing train has completely cleared the area and the driver can determine that another train isnt comingExplanation
It is safe to cross a railroad track with more than one track when the passing train has completely cleared the area and the driver can determine that another train isn't coming. This means that the driver should wait until all trains have passed and there is no immediate danger of another train approaching before crossing the tracks. Simply waiting for the railroad barriers to be lifted or for the caboose to pass may not guarantee that it is safe to cross, as there could still be another train approaching on a different track. Using the "looking ahead" rule, waiting for 15 seconds after the train goes by, is not a reliable method to determine if it is safe to cross.Rate this question:
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