Georgia DDS permit practice test

B: 15. Upon reaching age 15, or any time after, you may apply for a Class CP instructional permit. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Obtaining a Class C Instructional Permit (CP), page 9.

B: Obey traffic control devices, obey officers or firefighters directing traffic, never drive on a closed road. The three most basic laws: obey traffic control devices, obey directions of a law enforcement officer or firefighter, and never drive on a closed roadway. Georgia Drivers' Manual: 3 Most Basic Traffic Laws, page 18.

B: Counterclockwise. Traffic in a roundabout always circulates counterclockwise; you enter and exit to the right. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Navigating a Single Lane Roundabout, page 38.

B: 200 feet. You must return to the right lane before the passing zone ends, before an intersection, and before oncoming traffic is within 200 feet. Georgia Drivers' Manual: How To Pass On A Two-Lane Road, page 19.

B: 30 mph. The general rule is 30 mph in any urban or residential district. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Speed Limits, page 22.

B: Move over to the right, regardless of their own speed. Regardless of your speed, you must move out of the passing lane when faster traffic is approaching, except in listed situations. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Keep Right, Except to Pass, page 21.

C: 200 feet in each direction. Park off the highway if possible, leaving free passage and a clear view of your vehicle for 200 feet in each direction. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Stopping, Standing, and Parking, page 21.

B: When signals flash, gates are down, a flagman signals or a train is near; within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet. Stop within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail when signals, gates, a flagman, a stop sign or a near train require it. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 22.

B: A regulatory sign. In a work zone, a flagger has the same authority as a regulatory sign. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Obey Flaggers, page 23.

C: Seven. Georgia uses seven basic sign shapes so drivers can recognize signs from a distance. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Shapes of Signs, page 29.

B: As if a stop sign were posted in all directions. If a traffic signal is not functioning at all, treat the intersection as if stop signs are posted for all directions. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Traffic Signals and Signs, page 35.

B: Grip the wheel firmly, ease off the accelerator, brake lightly only if safe, and let the car roll to a stop. Grasp the wheel firmly, take your foot off the accelerator and let the vehicle roll to a stop; do not head to the shoulder until greatly slowed. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Tire Blow-Out, page 40.

C: 0.08 or more. A person 21 or older is considered under the influence with 0.08 grams or more of alcohol in the blood. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, page 24.

B: All front-seat occupants, and all occupants under 18 in any seat. Each front-seat occupant must be belted, and all occupants under 18 must use a seat belt. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Safety Belts, page 25.

B: A person at least 21, licensed to drive a Class C vehicle, fit to take control, seated beside the driver. The supervisor must be at least 21, licensed for Class C, fit and capable of controlling the vehicle, and sitting beside the driver. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Conditions of a Class C Instructional Permit (CP), page 9.

B: Follow the firefighter's directions. You must obey the traffic directions of a law enforcement officer or firefighter even if they conflict with traffic control devices. Georgia Drivers' Manual: 3 Most Basic Traffic Laws, page 18.

B: Change lanes inside the roundabout. Choose the correct lane before entering and do not change lanes in the roundabout. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Navigating a Multilane Roundabout, page 38.

B: 100 feet. Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of a railroad crossing, and within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct or tunnel. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Passing is prohibited on two-lane roads, page 19.

B: 35 mph. The general maximum on an unpaved county road is 35 mph. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Speed Limits, page 22.

B: The area, bounded by solid white lines, between a merging lane and a travel lane. A gore is the triangular area of convergence formed by solid white lines between a travel lane and a merging lane. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Gores, page 41.

A: On the street side of a parked vehicle (double parking). You may not stop, stand or park on the street side of any parked vehicle, on sidewalks, crosswalks, bridges, railroad tracks and other listed places. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Stopping, Standing, and Parking, page 21.

B: Never drive through, around or under a lowered gate. Under no circumstances should a motorist drive through, around or under a lowered crossing gate. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 22.

B: Yield the right-of-way and reduce speed. You must yield to work vehicles with amber lights and reduce speed in the work zone. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Yield to Amber Lights in Work Zones, page 23.

B: Stop. An octagon always means stop; stop at the stop line, or before the crosswalk, or where you can see traffic. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Octagon signs, page 29.

B: Proceed with caution. If a malfunctioning signal is flashing yellow, you may proceed with caution; if flashing red, stop and proceed when safe. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Traffic Signals and Signs, page 35.