Alabama ALEA permit practice test 6

D: Snugly across the hip bones. For maximum effectiveness, draw the seat belt snugly across the hip bones. Alabama Driver Manual: Alabama's Safety Belt and Child Restraint Laws, page 30.

B: Slow down before entering so you can accelerate slightly through it. Slow down before entering a curve, enough to accelerate slightly while rounding it. Alabama Driver Manual: Curves, page 23.

D: Most motorcycle signals don't cancel themselves, so the rider may not actually be turning. Motorcycle turn signals usually aren't self-canceling. Be sure the motorcycle is actually turning before you pull out. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 25.

D: A Class C felony. A fourth or later conviction is a Class C felony with a five-year revocation. Alabama Driver Manual: Driving While Under the Influence, page 34.

B: Ease off the accelerator without braking, then brake very gently as the car slows. Ease off the accelerator but don't brake or shift suddenly. As the car slows, you may brake very gently to stop. Alabama Driver Manual: Driving Emergencies, page 74.

C: 500 feet. You must dim your headlights within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle. Alabama Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 69.

C: You can't go straight ahead; you must turn right or left. You cannot go straight ahead; the road ends and you must turn right or left. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 45.

D: Lane closed to you; do not drive in it. A steady red X means you shall not drive in the lane under that signal. Alabama Driver Manual: Lane Use Control Signals, page 56.

C: Oncoming vehicles in the intersection or close enough to be an immediate hazard. Yield to any vehicle from the opposite direction that is in the intersection or close enough to be an immediate hazard. Alabama Driver Manual: Right of Way and Yielding, page 63.

A: Proceed to the next exit and come back. Don't stop, back up or turn around; proceed to the next exit and come back. Alabama Driver Manual: Leaving the Freeway, page 78.

A: $5.00. The fee for each knowledge test is $5.00, and checks are not accepted. Alabama Driver Manual: Knowledge Test, page 11.

A: Over 90 percent. The manual says more than 90 percent of crashes come from driver-related causes such as mistakes, inattention, poor judgment, bad attitude, or physical or mental condition. Alabama Driver Manual: Chapter 4 - The Driver, page 31.

A: Bright sunlight can make flashing signal lights hard to see. In daytime, hand and arm signals may be used along with signal lights because bright sunlight can make flashing signals hard to see. Alabama Driver Manual: Rules for Turns, page 21.

D: The same 2-second distance as for any other vehicle. Follow a motorcycle at the same 2-second distance as any other vehicle, and allow more when it's dark, raining or slippery. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 26.

B: Your license is suspended. Drivers are deemed to have consented to chemical tests. Refusing a breath test when directed after arrest results in suspension. Alabama Driver Manual: Implied Consent Law, page 34.

D: Pump the pedal to build pressure. Pump the pedal. If that fails, apply the parking brake gently so you don't lock the wheels, and shift to a lower gear. Alabama Driver Manual: Driving Emergencies, page 74.

B: 200 feet. Dim your headlights within 200 feet when following another vehicle. Alabama Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 69.

B: The road surface ahead changes to gravel or dirt. The road surface ahead will change to gravel or dirt; be prepared. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 47.

B: You may drive in the lane with caution; potentially hazardous conditions exist. The Alabama manual says a steady yellow X permits driving in that lane with caution because potentially hazardous conditions exist. Alabama Driver Manual: Lane Use Control Signals, page 56.

C: If pedestrians or vehicles are crossing the intersecting street or highway. At a yield sign, a complete stop is required if pedestrians or vehicles are crossing the intersecting road. Alabama Driver Manual: Stopping, page 61.

D: In the deceleration lane. Signal, move into the deceleration lane and reduce speed there. Never reduce speed suddenly on the freeway. Alabama Driver Manual: Leaving the Freeway, page 78.

B: Alabama traffic laws, road signs and rules of safe driving. The knowledge test covers Alabama traffic laws, road signs and rules of safe driving, taken from the Driver Manual. Alabama Driver Manual: Knowledge Test, page 11.

D: Let someone else drive or take time to cool off. If worried, ill, nervous, angry or depressed, let someone else drive or take time to cool off first. Alabama Driver Manual: Your Personality Affects Your Driving, page 31.

D: No, it is illegal and extremely hazardous. Motorcycles are entitled to the full lane. Moving alongside one in the same lane is illegal and extremely hazardous. Alabama Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 26.

B: A depressant. Alcohol is a depressant. It slows reflexes, interferes with judgment and impairs observation. Alabama Driver Manual: The Effects of Alcohol, page 33.