Alaska DMV permit practice test 5

C: 450 pounds. A 15-pound infant suddenly weighs 450 pounds because of the forces in a 30-mph collision. Alaska Driver Manual: Facts You Should Know About Safety Belts, page 26.

D: Sound your horn. Sound your horn to warn the driver ahead of your intention to pass. Alaska Driver Manual: Passing Safely, page 41.

B: They become 4 times greater. Impact and braking distance are 4 times greater at 40 mph than at 20; 9 times at 60; 16 times at 80. Alaska Driver Manual: Speed, Impact and Braking Distance, page 33.

A: Counterclockwise. Vehicles travel counterclockwise around a center island; approaching traffic yields to traffic in the circle. Alaska Driver Manual: Roundabouts, page 39.

A: Do not pass it on either side. Do not pass to the right or left of a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 61.

A: School areas and school crosswalks. Five-sided school signs warn of school areas and crosswalks requiring reduced speed. Alaska Driver Manual: School Sign, page 44.

C: They may leave the curb only if they can finish crossing before the timer reaches zero. Pedestrians may leave the curb if they can complete the crossing before the timer reaches zero. Alaska Driver Manual: Flashing Orange Upraised Hand with Countdown Timer, page 57.

C: No; it's illegal and extremely hazardous. Never move into the same lane with a motorcycle; it's illegal and extremely hazardous. Alaska Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 52.

B: To prevent moisture condensation in the tank. Keep your fuel tank full in cold weather to prevent moisture condensation. Alaska Driver Manual: Weather Conditions, page 71.

C: A fire extinguisher, mud, dirt, dust or snow. If safe, use a fire extinguisher, ditch water, mud, dirt, dust or snow until the fire is out or it's no longer safe. Alaska Driver Manual: Emergencies, page 78.

A: Toward the curb. On a downhill, turn front wheels toward the curb; on an uphill, away from the curb. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

A: Slow to a reasonable and prudent speed. On a two-lane road you must slow to a reasonable and prudent speed when passing. Alaska Driver Manual: Emergency Vehicles, page 76.

C: 16. A license may be issued to an applicant who is at least 16 years of age. Alaska Driver Manual: Driver's License Requirements, page 9.

C: Community service and/or a fine up to $1,000. It is an infraction; upon conviction the court must order community service and/or a fine up to $1,000. Alaska Driver Manual: Administrative Revocations, page 20.

C: More than 80%. More than 80% of collisions occur at less than 40 mph, and three of four fatal collisions occur within 25 miles of home. Alaska Driver Manual: Facts You Should Know About Safety Belts, page 25.

B: No; accelerate but do not exceed the posted speed limit. Accelerate but do not exceed the posted speed limit. Alaska Driver Manual: Passing Safely, page 41.

C: The right, outside lane except when passing. If you drive slower than other traffic, use the right, outside lane except when passing. Alaska Driver Manual: Speed Laws, page 34.

D: Not stop; follow signs and markings to your exit. Once inside, do not stop; you may exit at any street or continue around if you miss your exit. Alaska Driver Manual: Roundabouts, page 39.

B: Slow and pull to the right-hand edge, clear of the intersection, and stop until it passes. Drivers in any direction must yield by slowing, pulling to the right-hand edge clear of the intersection, and stopping (13 AAC 02.140). Alaska Driver Manual: Emergency Vehicles, page 76.

D: White on blue. Service signs are white on blue. Alaska Driver Manual: Service Sign, page 44.

C: Don't use the lane; opposing traffic may use it. A steady red X means don't use the lane; opposing traffic is permitted to use it. Alaska Driver Manual: Lane Control Signals, page 58.

A: To cushion the shock of a rough crossing. Riders slow and rise off the seat to cushion the shock, and may change direction to cross the tracks head on. Alaska Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 52.

C: At dawn and dusk. Most vehicle-moose accidents occur at dawn and dusk when light is low and moose are most active. Alaska Driver Manual: Animals, page 72.

B: When no cars are nearby, turning back at slow speed. Stop feeding gas, grip the wheel, brake lightly, and return at slow speed only when no cars are in your immediate vicinity. Alaska Driver Manual: Wheel(s) Off Roadway, page 79.

B: Away from the curb. On an uphill, turn front wheels away from the curb. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.