Georgia DDS permit practice test 4

B: A registered Peach Pass transponder. Tolled lanes in Georgia require a registered Peach Pass transponder mounted in the vehicle. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Controlled-Access Roadways, page 24.

C: 50 feet. Within 50 feet of a railroad crossing, stopping is permitted only momentarily to pick up or drop off passengers. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Stopping, Standing, and Parking, page 21.

B: You are not required to stop, but watch for children. With a median separation, only traffic following the bus must stop; opposite traffic should stay alert for children. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With School Buses, page 45.

C: 500 feet. Dim your headlights within 500 feet of an approaching vehicle so you do not blind the driver. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Use Headlights Properly, page 25.

B: A school zone or school crossing. Pentagon signs warn of a school zone and/or school crossing. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Pentagon signs, page 29.

B: Stop completely, as at a stop sign, and proceed after yielding. A flashing red means stop completely, like a stop sign, and proceed with caution after yielding. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Flashing red light, page 35.

B: Drive slowly in low gear while applying the brakes lightly. Test brakes lightly after deep water and dry them by driving slowly in low gear while lightly applying them. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Other Highway Emergencies, page 42.

C: 12 months. A BAC of .08 or greater or refusing testing results in a minimum 12-month suspension, with no limited permit. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Convictions for Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol (DUI), page 28.

B: 1 point and a fine up to $50. First conviction: 1 point and a fine of no more than $50; second: 2 points and $100; third or more: 3 points and $150. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Texting & Cell Phones, page 26.

B: One. In the second six months, only one passenger under 21 who is not immediate family may ride. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Conditions of a Class D Provisional License, page 28.

B: Stop and yield to all pedestrians and vehicles on the road or sidewalk. When entering from an alley, private road or driveway you must stop and yield to all pedestrians and vehicles. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Laws Governing Right-of-Way, page 18.

B: No, it is against the law. It is against the law to flash turn signals as a courtesy or 'do pass' signal to drivers behind you. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Illegal Signals, page 20.

B: Increase your speed before the other vehicle has completely passed. It is unlawful to increase your speed before you have been completely passed; slowing slightly is courteous. Georgia Drivers' Manual: When Someone Passes You, page 20.

C: Seek an alternate route. Minimum speed limits are posted on some highways; if you cannot drive at the minimum, seek an alternate route. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Driving Too Slowly, page 22.

B: No, backing up is prohibited. Backing up is prohibited on controlled-access roadways. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Controlled-Access Roadways, page 24.

C: 75 feet. Parking is restricted within 75 feet of the spot across the street from a fire station driveway (20 feet on the same side). Georgia Drivers' Manual: Stopping, Standing, and Parking, page 21.

B: Stop. On a four-lane roadway without a median, all traffic in both directions must stop. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With School Buses, page 45.

B: 200 feet. Dim your lights when following closely, within 200 feet behind another vehicle. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Use Headlights Properly, page 25.

B: Not less than 150 feet nor more than 700 feet. They are erected not less than 150 feet nor more than 700 feet in advance of the school grounds or crossing. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Pentagon signs, page 29.

B: You may turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians; oncoming traffic still has a green. A flashing yellow arrow allows a left turn after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, because oncoming traffic still has a green light. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Flashing yellow arrow, page 35.

B: Sudden weariness, yawning, dizziness and nausea. Carbon monoxide symptoms are sudden weariness, yawning, dizziness and nausea. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Carbon Monoxide, page 40.

C: 18 months. A second DUI brings a minimum 18-month suspension, with ignition interlock permit eligibility after 120 days. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Convictions for Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol (DUI), page 28.

B: No, it is unlawful. It is unlawful to drive while wearing a headphone, headset or other device that impairs your ability to hear. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Impaired Hearing and Vision, page 24.

C: Three. After the first and second six-month periods, only three passengers under 21 who are not immediate family may ride. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Conditions of a Class D Provisional License, page 28.

B: Wait until the intersection is clear before entering. At signals, wait until the intersection is clear; do not proceed just because you have the green light. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Laws Governing Right-of-Way, page 18.