Alabama ALEA permit practice test 3

D: Stopping is permitted only for real emergencies. Stopping is permitted only for real emergencies. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 43.

B: Lanes moving in the same direction; may be crossed when passing. Broken white lines divide lanes of traffic moving in one direction and may be crossed when passing. Alabama Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 52.

C: When they display an official flag in the STOP position. A complete stop is required when a school patrol member displays an official flag in the STOP position. Alabama Driver Manual: Stopping, page 60.

B: 45 mph. County paved roads have a 45 mph limit unless posted. Alabama Driver Manual: Statutory Speed Limits, page 60.

C: No, except in an emergency or when directed by traffic authorities. The shoulder is not a passing lane. Using it to pass is illegal except in an emergency or when officials direct you to. Alabama Driver Manual: No Passing Zones, page 65.

C: *HP (*47). Dial *HP (*47) toll-free to contact Alabama State Troopers for emergencies, crashes and drunk drivers. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 8 - Driving the Freeways, page 76.

D: Any licensed driver occupying the seat beside them. After the 16th birthday, the learner may drive with any licensed driver in the seat beside them. Alabama Driver Manual: The Learner License and Restricted License, page 9.

B: Each occupant, regardless of age. Alabama's safety belt law requires each occupant, regardless of age, to be restrained. Alabama Driver Manual: Alabama's Safety Belt and Child Restraint Laws, page 30.

A: The rear wheels of large trucks. The truck apron is a paved area for the rear wheels of large trucks. It isn't meant for cars, pickups or SUVs. Alabama Driver Manual: Truck Apron, page 58.

D: At least 3 feet. Alabama law requires at least three feet between your vehicle and a person on a bicycle when passing. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 24.

C: No closer than 30 feet. You may not park within 30 feet of a stop sign, flashing beacon or traffic signal placed at the roadside. Alabama Driver Manual: Parking, page 29.

C: .05 percent. Research shows a BAC of .05 percent impairs most people to some degree, and at .08 percent everyone is definitely impaired. Alabama Driver Manual: Drinking and Driving, page 32.

A: Carry a light and walk on the left edge of the road or shoulder facing traffic. Stay with the car if possible. If you must walk, carry a light and walk on the left edge facing traffic. Alabama Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 70.

D: Stay in place until the gates are raised; going around gates is illegal. Never drive around gates. Stay in place until they rise; it is against the law to go around them. Alabama Driver Manual: Safety Tips for Motorists, page 40.

A: Drive between 45 and 55 mph under normal conditions. These are the maximum and minimum speeds allowed on that section of highway under normal conditions; minimums are usually posted on freeways. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 43.

B: The outside edge of the traffic lane; cross only to move to or from the shoulder. The solid white edge line marks where the lane ends; only vehicles moving onto or off the shoulder should cross it. Alabama Driver Manual: Pavement Markings, page 52.

D: The vehicle on the left. The driver on the left yields to the vehicle on the right. Entering at an unlawful speed forfeits any right of way. Alabama Driver Manual: Right of Way and Yielding, page 62.

B: 70 mph. The limit is 70 mph where posted on the interstate, 65 mph where posted elsewhere, and 55 mph in other locations. Alabama Driver Manual: Statutory Speed Limits, page 60.

D: The two-second rule. The manual recommends the two-second rule, increased to four or five seconds in bad conditions or with longer vehicles. Alabama Driver Manual: How to Avoid Rear-End Collisions, page 36.

A: Keep to the right. Slower-moving vehicles, those below the normal speed of traffic, must keep to the right. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 8 - Driving the Freeways, page 76.

B: Four years. The learner license is valid for four years. For 15-year-olds it can be renewed once. Alabama Driver Manual: The Learner License and Restricted License, page 9.

B: 1 year of age or 20 pounds. Rear-facing infant or convertible seats are required until at least 1 year of age or 20 pounds. Alabama Driver Manual: Alabama's Safety Belt and Child Restraint Laws, page 30.

C: The left lane. Use the left lane for left turns and U-turns, and the right lane for right turns. Choose your lane before entering. Alabama Driver Manual: Driving a two-lane roundabout, page 58.

A: Only to park where allowed, to enter or leave the highway, or to prepare for a turn. Motor vehicles may not drive in a bike lane except to park where permitted, enter or leave the highway, or prepare for a turn. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 24.

A: No closer than 20 feet. At an intersection with no signals or signs, keep your parked car at least 20 feet away from the crosswalk. Alabama Driver Manual: Parking, page 29.