Alabama ALEA permit practice test

B: 16. The minimum driving age in Alabama is 16, with a learner license available at 15. Alabama Driver Manual: The Learner License and Restricted License, page 9.

B: $50 and 1 point. First conviction: $50 and 1 point; second: $100 and 2 points; third within 24 months: $150 and 3 points. Alabama Driver Manual: Alabama's Hands-Free Law, Effective June 2024, page 16.

B: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before making a turn and keep signaling until you're ready to turn. Alabama Driver Manual: Rules for Turns, page 21.

B: Passing, preparing for a left turn, or avoiding hazards such as debris or opening car doors. Bicyclists ride as close as practicable to the right except when passing, preparing for a left turn, or avoiding road hazards. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 23.

B: Toward the curb; reverse or PARK. Facing downhill, turn the wheels toward the curb and shift into reverse or PARK, and always set the hand brake. Alabama Driver Manual: Parking on a Hill, page 28.

D: .08 percent or more. It is unlawful to drive with a BAC of .08 percent or more, or while under the influence. Alabama Driver Manual: Drinking and Driving, page 33.

C: Avoid moving them unless absolutely necessary to get them away from fire or other danger. Moving injured persons is dangerous. Avoid it unless needed to remove them from fire or similar danger; keep them lying or sitting until medical help arrives. Alabama Driver Manual: What to Do If You Have a Crash, page 37.

A: 750 feet. The round yellow RR sign is placed 750 feet before the track. Alabama Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings – Advanced Warnings, page 38.

B: The vehicle furthest to the right. The first to stop goes first. When more than one arrive together, the vehicle furthest to the right goes first. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 42.

D: Yellow. Centerlines are yellow on two-lane highways; the manual says they are white on multi-lane highways and one-way streets. Alabama Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 52.

C: Yes, you must stop at all crosswalks occupied by pedestrians if there are no controlling signals. A driver must stop at all crosswalks occupied by pedestrians if there are no controlling signals. Alabama Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 53.

A: Never drive faster than is reasonable under existing conditions. Alabama's basic speed law says you must never drive faster than is reasonable under existing conditions. Alabama Driver Manual: Speed Regulations, page 59.

B: A tap of the horn, or a flick of the headlights at night, then the left signal. Let the driver ahead know you're passing with a light tap of the horn (or a quick flick of the headlights at night), signal left before you pull out, and signal right before you return. Alabama Driver Manual: No Passing Zones, page 64.

D: On controlled-access highways (freeways and expressways). Backing is prohibited on controlled-access highways except for emergency vehicles performing their duties. Alabama Driver Manual: Other Traffic Laws, page 66.

B: 15. Alabama lets 15-year-olds get a restricted learner license once they pass the knowledge exam. Alabama Driver Manual: The Learner License and Restricted License, page 9.

D: When the driver is seen crossing in and out of a lane without signaling, swerving, or otherwise driving improperly. Holding a wireless device is a violation when the driver is observed crossing lanes without signaling, swerving, or otherwise driving improperly. Alabama Driver Manual: Alabama's Hands-Free Law, Effective June 2024, page 16.

C: About 90%. Roundabouts reduce fatal crashes about 90%, injury crashes about 75%, and overall crashes about 35%. Alabama Driver Manual: General Information for All Roundabouts, page 57.

B: At all times. The manual allows bicyclists to ride side by side (two abreast) at any time, so expect pairs of riders in the lane. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 23.

C: Away from the curb. Uphill with a curb, point the front wheels away from the curb so the tires catch it if the car rolls back; use low gear or PARK and set the hand brake. Alabama Driver Manual: Parking on a Hill, page 28.

A: .02 percent or more. It is unlawful for persons under 21 to drive with a BAC of .02 percent or more. Alabama Driver Manual: Driving While Under the Influence, page 33.

D: Whenever you are involved in a crash of any type. Every driver in a crash of any kind must stop, share their name, address and registration number, and show their license to the others involved. Alabama Driver Manual: What to Do If You Have a Crash, page 37.

A: School buses, church buses, passenger buses and trucks carrying hazardous materials. School buses, church buses, any passenger bus, and trucks carrying flammables, explosives or other hazardous materials must stop. Alabama Driver Manual: Stopping for Railroad Crossings, page 39.

B: Slow down so you can yield to pedestrians and vehicles on the intersecting road. YIELD means slow down so you can yield to pedestrians crossing and to vehicles on the intersecting road. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 42.

B: No. When the solid yellow line is next to your lane, passing is prohibited for drivers going your way. Alabama Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 52.

B: Before entering the crossing street, at the point nearest the intersection with a clear view of approaching traffic. With no stop line or crosswalk, stop before entering the crossing street where you have a clear view of approaching traffic. You may need to stop a second time if your view was blocked. Alabama Driver Manual: Stopping, page 60.