Alaska DMV permit practice test 2

B: Easy acceleration. Front-wheel drive or four-wheel drive vehicles require easy acceleration to pull out of a skid. Alaska Driver Manual: Skids, page 73.

C: 15 feet. It is illegal to park closer than 15 feet from a fire hydrant. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

D: Go to the next exit. If you miss an exit, don't back up; go to the next exit. Stops are a primary cause of rear-end crashes. Alaska Driver Manual: Highways, page 70.

C: Yes. Motorcycles and motor scooters with engines of less than 50cc can also be operated with a Class D license. Alaska Driver Manual: Licenses and Permits, page 6.

A: An infraction. Refusal to submit to preliminary breath testing is an infraction. Alaska Driver Manual: Implied Consent, page 18.

A: A rear-facing child safety seat. A child under one year, or one year or older weighing under 20 pounds, must be in a rear-facing child safety seat. Alaska Driver Manual: Safety Belt Use is Required by Law, page 26.

D: Two seconds. While the manual recommends four seconds, 13 AAC 02.090 requires at a minimum the 2-second rule. Alaska Driver Manual: How to Avoid Rear End Collisions, page 32.

C: 15 mph. The alley limit is 15 mph. Alaska Driver Manual: Speed Laws, page 34.

B: Straight. Keep front wheels straight while waiting. Alaska Driver Manual: Left Turn, page 36.

C: Non-motorized users (pedestrians and bicyclists). A non-motorized user has the right of way through uncontrolled intersections to motorized vehicles. Alaska Driver Manual: Right of Way Law, page 38.

D: When necessary to avoid pedestrians or traffic on the protected street. Slow down, look both ways and yield; stop when necessary to avoid pedestrians or traffic on the protected street. Alaska Driver Manual: Signs, page 43.

B: Vehicles going straight through in the opposite direction. Yield to vehicles going straight through the intersection in the opposite direction if you're making a left turn. Alaska Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 55.

A: Left side, facing oncoming traffic. Pedestrians should walk on the left side of the highway facing oncoming traffic. Alaska Driver Manual: Your Responsibility as a Pedestrian, page 49.

C: 300 feet. Change to low beam 300 feet or more from a vehicle going the same direction. Alaska Driver Manual: Use of Lighting Equipment, page 67.

B: Don't apply the brakes; concentrate on steering. Don't apply brakes; concentrate on steering, slow down gradually, brake softly and pull off the pavement. Alaska Driver Manual: Emergencies, page 78.

C: 30 feet. Don't park closer than 30 feet from a stop sign. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

D: On the paved portion, the shoulders, or anywhere within the right-of-way. Except in an emergency, parking is prohibited on the paved portion of the highway, the shoulders, or anywhere within the right-of-way. Alaska Driver Manual: Highways, page 70.

A: 14. If you are 14 or older, you may obtain an instruction permit, valid for two years. Alaska Driver Manual: Non-Commercial Instruction Permit, page 8.

B: No. There is no limited work-purpose driving privilege for a person who refuses chemical testing. Alaska Driver Manual: Implied Consent, page 18.

B: Children over 4 and under 8 who are less than 57 inches tall and weigh 20 to 65 pounds. Children over 4 and under 8, under 57 inches and 20-65 pounds, must use a booster seat or other approved system. Alaska Driver Manual: Safety Belt Use is Required by Law, page 26.

A: Six seconds or more. When towing a trailer or on wet or slippery roads, increase the four seconds to six or more. Alaska Driver Manual: How to Avoid Rear End Collisions, page 32.

B: 20 mph. The school zone limit is 20 mph. Alaska Driver Manual: Speed Laws, page 34.

A: Not past the center of the intersection. Wait for oncoming vehicles before entering, and don't proceed past the center of the intersection. Alaska Driver Manual: Left Turn, page 36.

B: Pedestrians and vehicles still in the intersection. At a signaled intersection, when the light turns green, yield to pedestrians and vehicles caught in the intersection. Alaska Driver Manual: You Must Yield in These Situations, page 40.

B: Further down a prohibited direction past a DO NOT ENTER sign. A WRONG WAY sign may be placed further down the prohibited direction, beyond the DO NOT ENTER sign. Alaska Driver Manual: Do Not Enter Sign, page 44.