Permit Practice Quiz | Chandler Driving School: Driving School in Chandler AZChandler Driving School

In the following image which is correct:

A. the red car turning left may turn into either lane

B. the red car turning left must turn into extreme left lane

C. the blue car turning right may turn into either lane

D. the blue car turning right may turn into either lane

Correct!

Wrong!

The following statements about driving under the influence are true

A. about one-third of teen driving fatalities are alcohol related

B. drinking coffee or exercising reduces the affects of alcohol

C. if you are under 21 the legal blood alcohol limit is 0.04

D. it is safe to drive as long as your blood alcohol limit is below 0.08

Correct!

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This sign indicates

A. the road may be slippery when wet

B. Bar ahead watch for drunk drivers

C. Curves ahead

D. Now entering mountain area

Correct!

Wrong!

As shown in this image, shared center lanes can be used by vehicles traveling in either direction and are reserved for ___

A. passing

B. making left turns

C. making U-turns

D. making right turns

Correct!

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At a traffic signal a red arrow indicates

A. you must stop and wait for the green arrow before making the turn

B. come to a complete stop before making the turn

C. one way lane ahead

D. do not enter

Correct!

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To allow enough space between you and the vehicle ahead of you(cushion), you should ___

A. use the "3 second rule"

B. use the "golden rule"

C. use a 6 second cushion in poor road conditions

D. both a. and c. are correct

Correct!

Wrong!

This sign indicates

A. shopping area, watch for pedestrians

B. children present, pass other vehicles with caution

C. business zone

D. school crossing

Correct!

Wrong!

The best way to avoid injury in an accident is

A. take your hands off of the steering wheel to allow the airbag to deploy

B. pull your knees up just before impact

C. always wear your seatbelt

D. Any of these

Correct!

Wrong!

"Defensive driving" is ___

A. driving as far away from the steering wheel as possible

B. driving with your seat belts on

C. observing road conditions and other drivers to anticipate potential hazards

D. both a. and b. are correct

Correct!

Wrong!

You must yield the right of way to pedestrians

A. only if they are within marked crosswalks

B. pedestrians must yield to vehicles

C. if they are crossing any street

D. only when a crossing guard is present

Correct!

Wrong!

When passing another vehicle which of the following are true

A. you may only pass on the left

B. you must drive off the paved or main portion of the road to pass on the right

C. you may pass as long as you are within 100 feet of a street crossing

D. none of the above

Correct!

Wrong!

If you change your address you must notify the MVD within ___

A. 10 days

B. 15 days

C. 30 days

D. not necessary, the MVD computer system will update it automatically

Correct!

Wrong!

If you see steam coming from your engine or your vehicle display shows you are overheating you should

A. pull over and remove the radiator cap to allow the engine to cool

B. pull over and allow the engine to cool before removing the radiator cap

C. drive faster to allow air to cool the engine

D. turn your air conditioner to highest setting

Correct!

Wrong!

If you encounter a severe dust storm you should

A. reduce your speed immediately

B. drive carefully off the highway and stop as far to the right as possible

C. turn off all lights, signals, flashers and take your foot off the brake

D. all of the above

Correct!

Wrong!

Driving while texting ___

A. is only safe when there are no other vehicles around you

B. results in distracted driving behavior and is dangerous

C. is a good alternative to using a cell phone

D. is not a distraction, therefore, not dangerous

Correct!

Wrong!

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