Alabama ALEA permit practice test 10

D: Two or more. A license may be suspended for 4 or more points, or for 2 or more moving traffic violations on a GDL. Alabama Driver Manual: Suspension, page 18.

D: No, the law forbids it. Alabama law forbids coasting downhill with the transmission in neutral. Alabama Driver Manual: Driving in Hilly Country, page 73.

A: Vacate the lane closest to it; if you can't, slow to at least 15 mph below the limit. Move out of the lane closest to the stopped emergency vehicle or wrecker. If that's unsafe, slow to at least 15 mph below the posted limit. Alabama Driver Manual: Move-Over Law, page 68.

D: 6. Reckless driving or reckless endangerment involving a motor vehicle is 6 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 19.

B: 200 feet. Rearview mirrors must let the driver see 200 feet to the rear. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 9 - Your Vehicle, page 79.

C: Yes. The Move-Over Law covers stopped emergency vehicles with flashing lights and wreckers displaying flashing amber lights. Alabama Driver Manual: Move-Over Law, page 68.

C: 5. Passing a stopped school bus is 5 points, the same as failure to yield the right of way. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

B: 350 feet. High beams must illuminate objects at least 350 feet ahead; all lights must be visible from at least 500 feet. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 9 - Your Vehicle, page 79.

B: 10 mph. Move as far away as possible within your lane. If the limit is 25 mph or more, slow to 15 mph under it; if it is 20 mph or less, travel 10 mph. Alabama Driver Manual: Move-Over Law, page 68.

C: 5. Speeding 26 mph or more over the limit is 5 points; 1-25 mph over is 2 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

B: 1/16 inch. A tire is illegal if the tread is less than 1/16 inch deep. Alabama Driver Manual: Tires, page 80.

C: Yield to all vehicles. Outside a crosswalk, the pedestrian must let vehicles go first. Alabama Driver Manual: Pedestrians, page 65.

B: 2. Speeding 1-25 mph over the limit is 2 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

A: To give a warning when reasonably necessary for safe operation. Using the horn is lawful only to give a warning when reasonably necessary for safe operation; needless use may result in arrest. Alabama Driver Manual: Horns, page 80.

B: 3. Following too closely is 3 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

D: Two: a foot brake and a parking brake. All automobiles must have two separate methods of applying brakes: a regular foot brake and a parking brake. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 9 - Your Vehicle, page 79.

C: 4. Wrong side of road or illegal passing is 4 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

B: About 30 percent. Steering assemblies cause about 30 percent of fatal injuries and striking the windshield or dash another 40 percent; safety belts prevent these 'second collisions.' Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 9 - Your Vehicle, page 79.

B: 12-14. 12-14 points in two years means a 60-day suspension; 15-17 means 90 days; 18-20 means 120 days; 21-23 means 180 days; 24 or more means 365 days. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

C: Muffler cutouts or bypasses. Every vehicle needs a working muffler, and cutouts, bypasses or similar devices are forbidden. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 9 - Your Vehicle, page 79.

A: 365 days. 24 or more points in two years means a 365-day suspension. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

A: Make sure it is in park or neutral and press the brake as you turn the key. Buckle up first, then check the shift is in park or neutral and press the brake pedal as you turn the key. Alabama Driver Manual: Entering the Car, page 20.

B: 3. Failure to obey construction/maintenance zone markers is 3 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

C: 5. Failure to yield the right of way is 5 points. Alabama Driver Manual: The Alabama Point System, page 20.

B: One. A restricted (Stage II) driver may carry at most one passenger from outside the family; the parent, guardian or supervising licensed driver 21+ doesn't count toward that limit. Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

C: 12 midnight to 6 a.m.. Restricted drivers may not drive between 12 midnight and 6 a.m. unless with a parent or guardian, or another exception applies (work, school or religious events, emergencies, or a licensee 21+ with parental consent). Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

C: Going to or from your regular workplace. Exceptions include going to or from work, school-sponsored or religious events, emergencies, or being accompanied by a parent or a licensee 21+ with parental consent. Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

C: The restricted period is extended by 6 months or until age 18. Violating GDL restrictions extends the restricted period by 6 months or until age 18. No points are assessed. Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

B: Automatic 60-day suspension. A second moving-violation conviction, or a conviction for reckless driving, racing, fleeing police, illegal passing, wrong side of the road or any other 4+ point offense, means an automatic 60-day suspension. Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

A: A 17-year-old who has held a valid license for 6 months or longer. GDL restrictions don't apply to drivers 18+, to 17-year-olds who have held a license 6 months or longer, or to married 16-year-olds or heads of household. Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

C: No. Restricted GDL drivers may not drive while operating any handheld communication device; violations extend the graduated period or bring suspension. Alabama Driver Manual: GDL Summary, page 84.

B: Yes, and show it to any officer who asks. A driver must have an appropriate license or learner permit in their possession and be ready to show it to an officer on request. Alabama Driver Manual: Present Your License, page 16.

C: 90 days in any calendar year. A non-resident at least 16 from a country that doesn't require licensing may drive up to 90 days in a calendar year if the vehicle is registered in their home country. Alabama Driver Manual: License Requirements, page 5.

A: Within 30 days for injury, death or $500+ damage when the at-fault party was uninsured. For injury, death or damage of $500 or more, a written SR-31 must be sent within 30 days if the at-fault party was uninsured. If both parties were insured, neither has to submit it. Alabama Driver Manual: Report All Traffic Mishaps, page 38.

C: Driver license, proof of insurance and vehicle registration. Have three documents ready at a traffic stop: your driver license, your insurance proof and the vehicle's registration. Alabama Driver Manual: Documents Required at Traffic Stops, page 68.

B: $25,000 per person / $50,000 per crash / $25,000 property. Minimum liability: $25,000 for one person, $50,000 for two or more persons, and $25,000 for property damage. Alabama Driver Manual: Mandatory Liability Insurance Law, page 68.

C: $500. A first violation can bring a fine up to $500; later violations up to $1,000 and/or a six-month suspension. Alabama Driver Manual: Mandatory Liability Insurance Law, page 68.