Arizona MVD permit practice test 7

D: Turn around and look directly through the rear window. Turn around so you can look directly through the rear window; do not depend on mirrors or backup cameras. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Backing Up/Reversing, page 30.

C: Trucks take twice as long to stop; you cut their stopping distance in half. It takes trucks twice as long to stop; cutting in and braking cuts the truck's stopping distance in half. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Sharing the Road with a Truck, page 52.

C: Steering, because the front tires are rolling. Rolling front tires give the best grip on a slippery road, so the car answers steering better than braking. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Snow and Ice, page 56.

A: Brace yourself between the wheel and seat back and release the brake an instant before impact. If possible pull forward; if not, brace between the steering wheel and seat back and release your brake an instant before impact to lessen it. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Avoiding a Crash, page 69.

C: One. A graduated license holder may not drive with more than one passenger under 18 unless they are siblings or a licensed parent/guardian is in the front seat. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Graduated License (Class G): Restrictions, page 12.

B: In the passenger compartment of a vehicle on a public road. Drivers and passengers may not consume or possess an open container in the passenger compartment; buses, limousines, taxis and motor home living areas are exempt. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Open Container, page 59.

D: When you are in the intersection. If you plan to turn beyond an intersection, don't signal until you are in the intersection, or drivers there may pull into your path. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Communicating, page 26.

A: When approaching a curve or the top of a hill where you can't see ahead. You must not pass approaching a curve or hilltop where you can't see ahead, within 100 feet of a street or railroad crossing, or with a solid line on your side. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Do Not Pass, page 28.

C: It is used for entering and exiting traffic. The right lane is typically used for entering and exiting, so through drivers may want to avoid it during rush hours to leave room. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Lane Use, page 32.

B: Two-way traffic flowing in both directions. Yellow center lines indicate two-way traffic flowing in opposite directions. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Pavement Markings, page 45.

C: Telling emergency responders where you are after a crash or breakdown. Mile posts can tell where you are if you have a crash, mechanical problem, or run out of gas. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Mile Posts, page 43.

C: Move over one lane, or slow down and use caution if you can't. ARS 28-775 requires moving over one lane for any vehicle with flashing lights on the roadside; if not safe or possible, slow down and use caution. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Emergency Vehicles: The "Move Over Law", page 39.

A: Only the marked left-turn lane. If a special lane for left turns has been signed or marked, use that lane and do not turn left from any other lane. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Left Turns, page 47.

C: The large blind spots around trucks and buses. The No-Zone is the blind spots around the front, back and sides of large trucks and buses. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Sharing the Road with a Truck, page 52.

C: Bridges and shady areas. Bridges and shaded spots ice over sooner than the rest of the road, so watch for ice there. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Snow and Ice, page 57.

C: Reduce speed, flash headlights and use your horn, and head for the shoulder. Reduce speed, flash headlights and honk to warn the driver, head for the shoulder, and if unavoidable, lessen the severity of impact. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Avoiding a Crash, page 69.

C: Must attend Traffic Survival School. For under-18 graduated license holders, a first traffic conviction requires Traffic Survival School and goes on the driving record. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Graduated License (Class G): Penalties, page 13.

C: The trunk. The passenger compartment includes unlocked compartments within reach but not the trunk or the area behind the last upright seat in vehicles without a trunk. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Open Container, page 59.

B: No, signaling does not give you the right-of-way. Signaling lets others know your plans and gives them time to react, but it does not give you the right-of-way. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Signaling, page 27.

B: That you have time and room to get completely in front of it without endangering oncoming traffic. Only start a pass when there is enough time and space to get all the way past the vehicle without putting oncoming traffic at risk. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Passing, page 27.

D: The center lane. On a one-way street for several blocks, stay in the center lane; left and right lanes are used by turning vehicles. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): One-Way Streets, page 46.

C: Passing on the left is allowed when the road is clear. Broken yellow lines separate opposite-direction traffic and allow passing on the left when clear, with extreme caution. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Broken Yellow Lines, page 45.

D: Orange. Orange is the basic color for work zone alerting and controlling devices. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Warning Devices and Signs, page 43.

D: Yes, it applies to all vehicles pulled over with flashing lights. The law applies to all vehicles pulled over with flashing lights, including tow trucks, highway maintenance and private vehicles, on freeways and city streets. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Emergency Vehicles: The "Move Over Law", page 39.

C: Only from designated turn lanes controlled by traffic signals. Drivers may cross the METRO tracks to turn only from the signal-controlled turn lanes set aside for that purpose. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): METRO Safety by Design, page 48.