Alaska DMV permit practice test 9

B: Almost 45 percent. Almost 45 percent of all traffic deaths each year in Alaska involve alcohol. Alaska Driver Manual: Alcohol • Drugs • Driving, page 23.

B: No. A person may not drive with more people in the front seat than it was designed for, or with objects that block view or control. Alaska Driver Manual: Obstruction to Driver's View, page 31.

A: A partial vacuum that often keeps truck drivers from hearing your horn. Be aware of a truck's deaf spot: a partial vacuum often prevents truck drivers from hearing your horn. Alaska Driver Manual: Controlled Access Multi-Laned, page 69.

D: Guide drivers into lanes and show that part of the road ahead is closed. Arrow panels guide drivers into certain lanes and inform them part of the road ahead is closed. Alaska Driver Manual: Signs Within Work Areas, page 47.

D: No; it's reserved exclusively for left turns. It is not permissible to use the center left-turn lane as a driving, accelerating or passing lane. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 60.

D: When you can see the whole front of the truck in your rear-view mirror, and then don't slow down. Look for the whole front of the truck in your rear-view mirror before pulling in, and then don't slow down. Alaska Driver Manual: Large Trucks & Buses, page 83.

A: With an 'off system' license restricted to areas not connected to the highway system (or highways with fewer than 499 vehicles a day). The restrictions don't apply to an 'off system' license restricted to areas not connected to busier highways. Alaska Driver Manual: Provisional Licenses, page 10.

C: 0.08%. The chart shows judgment and inhibitions affected at 0.02%, reaction at 0.06%, and serious deterioration in driving at 0.08%. Alaska Driver Manual: Alcohol • Drugs • Driving, page 23.

D: Alaska law requires you to cancel your directional signal after using it. Alaska law requires you to cancel your signal; a forgotten signal still tells others you're turning. Alaska Driver Manual: Signaling, page 35.

C: A vehicle traveling 25 mph or less. The SMV emblem is required on all slow-moving vehicles (25 mph or less). Alaska Driver Manual: Slow Moving Vehicles, page 54.

D: Yes, turning into a driveway across it is allowed. Solid yellow center lines mean no passing, although turning into a driveway across them is allowed. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 61.

A: More than 60%. More than 60% of fatal car/truck crashes involve impacts with the front of the truck. Alaska Driver Manual: Large Trucks & Buses, page 83.

D: Only the person who signed the parental consent form. Only the person who signed the consent can withdraw it, by notarized request or one witnessed by a DMV employee; DMV then cancels the license. Alaska Driver Manual: Parental Consent, page 7.

C: .08. If you drive with a breath or blood alcohol concentration of .08 or more, you're presumed to be under the influence. Alaska Driver Manual: Administrative Revocations, page 20.

B: When the sun is shining brightly or a line of cars behind could block your signal light. Use hand signals when bright sun or cars behind you could obscure your turn signal light. Alaska Driver Manual: Signaling, page 35.

D: More than one-fifth of a mile. During daylight the fluorescent orange triangle is visible at distances exceeding one-fifth mile. Alaska Driver Manual: Slow Moving Vehicles, page 54.

B: The left edge of the roadway. A single solid yellow line indicates the left edge of a divided roadway. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 61.

D: Don't get between the truck and the curb; give it room. Getting between the truck and the curb causes a 'squeeze'; pay attention to signals and give trucks room. Alaska Driver Manual: Large Trucks & Buses, page 83.

C: A minor's negligence or willful misconduct while driving may be attributed to the signer. Negligence or willful misconduct of a minor driver may be attributed to the person who signed consent, who may become liable for damages. Alaska Driver Manual: Parental Consent, page 7.

B: .04 or higher. DMV must revoke for a breath result of .08 or higher, or .04 or higher if operating a commercial motor vehicle. Alaska Driver Manual: Suspensions and Revocations, page 17.

A: Only if the towing vehicle weighs over 15,000 lb, has 3+ axles, and has air brakes on all vehicles. Towing more than one vehicle requires a towing vehicle over 15,000 pounds with three or more axles and air brakes on all vehicles. Alaska Driver Manual: Towing, page 35.

B: The lane is reserved for that movement, and you must make it. An arrow means the lane is reserved for that movement; you must make the movement if it's in your lane. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 61.

C: If a train is within 1,500 feet of the crossing. Be prepared to stop if a train is within 1500 feet of the crossing; you must stop even if the crossing is unmarked. Alaska Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 63.

A: At least 20/40 in each eye or both eyes together. To qualify you must have at least 20/40 vision in each eye or with both eyes together; corrective lenses must then be worn while driving. Alaska Driver Manual: Examinations, page 10.

D: Yes; it covers any controlled substance, including narcotic and non-narcotic drugs, with the same penalties as alcohol. Alaska law forbids driving under the influence of any controlled substance, with the same penalties as alcohol. Alaska Driver Manual: Drugs, page 24.