Alaska DMV permit practice test 4

A: Don't turn; continue around the block. Do not turn or impede traffic so you can turn; continue around the block. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 62.

D: Slow down and have your vehicle under control. On an unprotected route you must slow down and have your vehicle under control at cross streets, including unmarked crosswalks. Alaska Driver Manual: Intersections, page 38.

D: White on green. Guide signs are white on green and give destinations, route guidance and place names. Alaska Driver Manual: Guide Sign, page 44.

C: Stop, yield to traffic on your right, and proceed with extreme caution. The intersection is uncontrolled: stop, yield to traffic on your right, proceed carefully and report it to police. Alaska Driver Manual: Unlit Signal Head, page 57.

C: 11%. Motorcycles are under 4% of vehicles but are involved in 11% of motor vehicle deaths; in most motorcycle crashes, other drivers are at fault. Alaska Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 51.

B: Lights marked 'off-road use only'. Do not use lights marked or intended for off-road use only on the roadway; they worsen glare. Alaska Driver Manual: Glare and Glare Recovery, page 66.

B: Sound your horn, brake sharply, and steer for the shoulder or ditch. Sound your horn, brake sharply and steer for the shoulder or ditch. Alaska Driver Manual: Emergencies, page 78.

A: Get all four wheels off the pavement if possible and leave parking lights or low beams on unless 8 feet from the pavement. All four wheels must be off the pavement if possible; leave parking lights or low beams on at night unless 8 feet from the edge. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

D: Use mirrors, check blind spots, signal, check mirrors and blind spots again, change lanes gradually. Use mirrors, check blind spots, signal, check again, then change lanes gradually and carefully. Alaska Driver Manual: Controlled Access Multi-Laned, page 69.

B: $15. The manual and the DMV fee schedule both set the original instruction permit fee at $15. Alaska Driver Manual: Non-Commercial Instruction Permit, page 8.

B: Any amount. If you're under 21 and drive after consuming alcohol in any amount, you can be arrested or cited. Alaska Driver Manual: Administrative Revocations, page 20.

C: 13. All children younger than 13 should be restrained in the rear seats for optimal protection. Alaska Driver Manual: Child Passenger Safety, page 28.

C: The same four seconds as other vehicles. The same four-second following distance should be given to motorcyclists as to other vehicles. Alaska Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 52.

C: They are doubled. Fines for traffic offenses in designated traffic safety corridors are doubled. Alaska Driver Manual: Speed Laws, page 34.

B: 15-20 mph. Most roundabouts are designed for speeds of about 15-20 mph. Alaska Driver Manual: Roundabouts, page 39.

A: At marked crosswalks or at intersections; the motorist should always yield. Pedestrians have the right-of-way at marked crosswalks or intersections; the motorist should always yield. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 61.

A: Black on orange. Construction and maintenance signs are black on orange and indicate work in the road. Alaska Driver Manual: Construction & Maintenance Sign, page 44.

C: A police officer, fireperson, or authorized flag person. You must follow the directions of a police officer, fireperson or authorized flag person regardless of signs or signals. Alaska Driver Manual: Unlit Signal Head, page 57.

B: Look once, then again, and be sure of its speed. Look once, then again; make sure you see the motorcycle and know its speed before turning left. Alaska Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 51.

C: During the first half hour after it starts raining. Early in a rain, oil, dirt and tire dust that haven't washed away yet mix with the water and make the surface slick; the manual says the first half hour is often the worst. Alaska Driver Manual: Weather Conditions, page 71.

D: Drive slowly in low gear and apply the brakes lightly. Test brakes lightly, then dry them by driving slowly in low gear and applying the brakes lightly. Alaska Driver Manual: Emergencies, page 78.

B: A sign or yellow or red painted curb. No parking zones are usually marked by a sign or a yellow or red painted curb. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

A: Move to the lane away from them if safe; if not, slow to a reasonable and prudent speed. On a four-lane road, pull to the lane opposite the stopped vehicle if safe; otherwise, or on a two-lane road, slow to a reasonable and prudent speed (AS 28.35.185). Alaska Driver Manual: Emergency Vehicles, page 76.

B: 6 months. Applicants who are 16 or 17 must have a valid instruction permit for at least 6 months before a license can be issued. Alaska Driver Manual: Non-Commercial Instruction Permit, page 8.

B: 30 days. The revocation is 30 days for a first offense, 60 days, 90 days, and 1 year for repeats. Alaska Driver Manual: Administrative Revocations, page 20.