Georgia DDS permit practice test 2

B: Do not try to get back on the pavement; let the car coast to a stop. If the blow-out pushes the car onto the shoulder, do not try to get back onto the pavement; let it coast to a stop. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Tire Blow-Out, page 40.

B: 0.02 or more. A person under 21 is irrefutably considered under the influence at 0.02 grams or more. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, page 24.

B: Officers may stop and cite violators without seeing another violation. A primary law means officers can stop and cite violators without observing another violation. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Safety Belts, page 25.

C: One year and one day. You must be at least 16 and have held a valid instructional permit for one year and one day. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Obtaining a Class D Provisional License, page 9.

B: The vehicle on the left. The driver of the vehicle on the left must yield to the driver of the vehicle on the right. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Laws Governing Right-of-Way, page 18.

B: Yield to bicyclists going straight through the intersection before turning. If there is a bicycle lane, yield to bicyclists traveling straight through before turning right. Georgia Drivers' Manual: How To Make A Right Turn, page 20.

B: No closer than 100 feet. Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct or tunnel. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Passing is prohibited on two-lane roads, page 19.

C: 70 mph. Rural interstates have a general maximum of 70 mph. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Speed Limits, page 22.

B: No; stay in the acceleration lane until the solid white line ends. Drivers entering a controlled access highway are prohibited from crossing the solid white line and must stay in the acceleration lane until it ends. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Gores, page 41.

B: 15 feet. Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, stopping is permitted only momentarily to pick up or drop off passengers. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Stopping, Standing, and Parking, page 21.

B: Do not enter a crossing unless you can drive completely through without stopping. Do not enter a crossing unless you can drive completely through it without stopping. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 22.

A: 5 mph. Mobile work vehicles usually work at very slow speeds, such as 5 mph; slow down and yield to them. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Yield to Mobile Work Vehicles, page 23.

B: At the point where you can best see oncoming traffic. If there is no stop line or crosswalk, stop at a point from which you can best see oncoming traffic. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Octagon signs, page 29.

B: The light is changing from green to red; slow down and prepare to stop. A yellow light warns that the light is changing from green to red; slow down and prepare to stop. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Yellow light, page 35.

B: The steering locks and you cannot steer. If the ignition is placed in lock while moving, steering is disabled and the driver cannot steer. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Steering Locks, page 41.

B: No, a prescription is not a defense if the medication impairs your ability to drive safely. Having a prescription is not a defense if the medication impairs your ability to safely operate a vehicle. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, page 24.

C: About 45%. GDOT reports the risk of fatality is reduced by about 45% when seat belts are used. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Safety Belts, page 25.

B: 16. A Class D license may be applied for upon reaching 16 and after holding the permit one year and one day. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Obtaining a Class D Provisional License, page 9.

B: First to arrive, first to proceed; yield to the right if arriving at the same time. Proceed in a first to arrive, first to proceed order; if two arrive at about the same time, yield to the vehicle on your right. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Laws Governing Right-of-Way, page 18.

B: In the lane closest to the center line or center lane in your direction. Complete a left turn so your vehicle is in the lane closest to the center lane or center line in your direction. Georgia Drivers' Manual: How To Make A Left Turn, page 20.

B: You are not in a passing zone; do not pass. If the line nearest your vehicle is solid, you are not in a passing zone. Georgia Drivers' Manual: How To Pass On A Two-Lane Road, page 19.

C: 65 mph. Urban interstates and multi-lane divided highways have a 65 mph general limit. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Speed Limits, page 22.

B: Vehicles with more than one occupant, buses, motorcycles and vehicles with Alternative Fuel Vehicle plates. HOV lanes are restricted to vehicles with more than one occupant, buses, motorcycles and AFV-plated vehicles. Georgia Drivers' Manual: HOV Lanes, page 41.

C: 20 feet. Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection you may stop only momentarily to load or unload passengers. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Stopping, Standing, and Parking, page 21.

B: Get out immediately, move away, find the Emergency Notification System sign and call for help. Get out immediately, move away, locate the ENS sign with emergency contact information and call to report a vehicle on the tracks. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 22.