Georgia DDS permit practice test 10

B: Narrow or raised medians. A yellow edge line may be used on the left side to warn of narrow or raised medians; right edge lines are solid white. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Edge Lines, page 37.

B: Trying to prevent another driver from passing by accelerating, or competing against time. Racing includes two or more people competing, preventing another driver from passing by acceleration or maneuver, or racing against time. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Racing, page 24.

C: Every eight years (at each renewal). Customers 64 and over must complete a vision screening every eight years. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Vision Requirements, page 7.

B: Slow to at least 10 mph below the limit or 25 mph, whichever is more, and be prepared to stop. If you cannot move to a non-adjacent lane, slow to at least 10 mph under the posted limit or 25 mph, whichever is more. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Passing a Postal Carrier or Sanitation Workers, page 26.

B: Its small outline. The small profile of a motorcycle may make it appear farther away and slower than it actually is; take a second and third look. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With Motorcycles, page 44.

B: October, November and December. Deer are most active in October, November and December during the breeding season. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Deer-Automobile Crashes, page 51.

B: The shoulder is soft; drive on it only in emergencies. The shoulder is soft; drive on it only in emergencies. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Soft shoulder sign, page 31.

B: Make a left turn into or from an alley, private road, driveway or street. You may cross double solid yellow lines only to make a left turn into or from an alley, private road, driveway or another street. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Lane Lines, page 37.

B: Always think about an 'escape route' and never assume what other drivers will do. Never trust other drivers to do what you expect; keep your eyes moving and plan an escape route. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Tips For Expressway Driving, page 42.

C: 8 years, $32. A regular driver's license (Classes A, B, C, E, F and M) is issued for 8 years at $32. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Fees/Forms of Payment, page 7.

B: To be seen more easily and see traffic better. Riders adjust lane position for safety, often riding in the left portion to see and be seen. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Allow a Full Lane, page 44.

B: Another deer is likely to follow because deer travel in groups. Deer usually travel in groups, so another one is likely close behind; slow down. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Deer-Automobile Crashes, page 51.

B: The divided highway ends; prepare to change lanes or shift lane position. Divided highway ends: prepare to change lanes or shift lane position for two-way traffic. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Divided highway ends sign, page 31.

B: The road is narrowing or there is an obstruction; keep to the right. Diagonal yellow lines show the road narrowing or an obstruction; always keep to the right of these markings. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Traffic Striping, page 37.

B: Pass a vision test, a driving test and a knowledge exam on signs and rules. A license expired more than two years requires vision, driving and knowledge tests. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Expired License, page 8.

B: At intersections. Intersections are the most likely places for car-motorcycle crashes, usually because the driver does not see the motorcycle. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Intersections, page 44.

B: Slow down, blink your headlights and switch to low beam. Slow down immediately, blink your headlights and switch to low beam so you do not blind the deer; short horn blasts may help. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Deer-Automobile Crashes, page 51.

B: Slow down and be ready to shift to a lower gear to control speed and protect the brakes. A steep hill is ahead; slow down and be ready to shift to a lower gear to control speed and protect your brakes. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Hill sign, page 31.

B: No more than 300 feet. Georgia law prohibits using the center turn lane for anything but left turns, and you may enter it no more than 300 feet before the turn. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Turn Lanes, page 38.

C: A. If no restrictions are imposed, the letter A appears in the License Restrictions area. Georgia Drivers' Manual: License Restrictions, page 7.

B: Motorcycle signals may not be self-canceling and riders sometimes forget to turn them off. Motorcycle signals may not cancel automatically; wait until the rider clearly starts the turn. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Intersections, page 44.

B: Swerve to avoid it. Never swerve to avoid a deer; you may hit another vehicle or leave the road. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Deer-Automobile Crashes, page 51.

B: During the first half-hour of rain. The first half-hour of rain is the most hazardous because water mixes with oil on the road. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Slippery when wet sign, page 32.

B: Only to cross it when turning, after yielding to bicyclists. Drivers may not drive or park in a bike lane except to cross it to turn, yielding to bicyclists. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Bicycle Lanes, page 38.

B: Class D. Class D is the provisional license issued to drivers ages 16 and 17; Class C is for 18 and older. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Classes of Licenses, page 7.