Alaska DMV permit practice test 10

C: About three-quarters of a second. It takes about three-quarters of a second to react; at 50 mph you travel another 55 feet in that time. Alaska Driver Manual: Smart Driving to Protect You, Your Wallet, and the Planet, page 86.

D: The farthest point into the intersection your vehicle may extend while giving the driver a clear view. Stop lines show the farthest point an automobile may extend into the intersection while allowing a clear view. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 61.

A: Only about 20 seconds. You may only have 20 seconds to escape; twenty seconds is the minimum time for a train to reach the crossing once the lights activate. Alaska Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

D: A certified statement from a licensed physician or optometrist that your vision meets standards. You may submit a certified statement from a licensed physician or optometrist instead of the vision test. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 10.

A: At least 25 percent. It has been estimated that at least 25 percent of prescription drugs used today can interact with alcohol. Alaska Driver Manual: Drugs, page 24.

D: 2/32 inch. Tires must have at least 2/32 inch of tread; if you can see the top of Lincoln's head in the penny test, the tires are worn out. Alaska Driver Manual: Maintenance Practices to Follow, page 87.

A: Away from the tracks and vehicle, in the direction the train is coming from. Get out and run away from both the tracks and the vehicle, in the direction the train is coming, then call 911. Alaska Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

A: The following day. If failed, the written test may be retaken the following day. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 11.

D: Forever. The manual lists among DUI consequences that DUIs stay on your record forever. Alaska Driver Manual: Alcohol • Drugs • Driving, page 19.

A: No, never pump the brakes if the vehicle has antilock brakes. Never pump the brakes if your vehicle has antilock brakes. Alaska Driver Manual: Smart Driving to Protect You, Your Wallet, and the Planet, page 86.

C: Make sure no train is coming on another track. Watch out for a second train; don't start until you are sure no train is coming on another track. Alaska Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 63.

B: Applicants not currently licensed in Alaska, expired over one year, or revoked. The written test is required for applicants not currently licensed in Alaska, whose privileges expired over one year ago, or were revoked. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 11.

C: $22,740. The manual estimates the average cost of a first DUI at $22,740, versus about $15 for an alternative ride. Alaska Driver Manual: Alcohol • Drugs • Driving, page 19.

D: Every 100 miles. Take a break and get out from the vehicle every 100 miles; drowsiness is the first step in falling asleep. Alaska Driver Manual: Major Roads, page 68.

B: At every highway-rail grade crossing, on the crossbuck or nearby. The typically blue ENS sign is at every crossing, on the crossbuck or nearby, with a 24/7 number and a DOT crossing number. Alaska Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

D: Bring someone to read you the questions, but answer independently. You may bring someone to read the questions, but you must independently answer them. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 11.

D: They occur at lower average blood alcohol levels than for older drivers. Crashes involving young people who have been drinking occur at lower average BAC levels than for middle-aged or older drivers. Alaska Driver Manual: Facts You Should Know About Alcohol, page 22.

B: 25 feet. The foot brake must be adequate to stop a passenger vehicle within 25 feet at 20 mph. Alaska Driver Manual: Your Car Must Have the Following Equipment, page 80.

D: No, not without the consent of a department official. Do not drive over a fire hose without consent of a department official ($100 fine, 2 points). Alaska Driver Manual: Do Not Cross Fire Hoses, page 77.

C: Applicants never licensed, without a valid license in the past 5 years, or whose privileges were revoked. The driving test is required for those never licensed, without a valid license for 5 years, or revoked; usually not for valid out-of-state licenses. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 11.

C: 200 feet. The horn must emit sound audible under normal conditions from not less than 200 feet. Alaska Driver Manual: Your Car Must Have the Following Equipment, page 80.

C: Notify the officer immediately. If contacted by an officer while carrying a concealed deadly weapon, you must notify the officer immediately. Alaska Driver Manual: Stop by Law Enforcement, page 77.

C: $15. The fee for a driving test through the DMV is $15; third-party tester fees vary. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 11.

B: A single rear plate with valid tabs. Alaska non-commercial registered vehicles must have a single rear license plate with valid year and month tabs. Alaska Driver Manual: Your Car Must Have the Following Equipment, page 80.

C: Signal and pull over to the right as soon as it's safe. Signal immediately and pull over to the right as soon as it is safe, even if you're in the left lane of a four-lane road. Alaska Driver Manual: Stop by Law Enforcement, page 77.