Georgia DDS permit practice test 5

B: On a curve or near the top of a hill where other drivers cannot see you. Do not make a U-turn on a curve or near a hilltop where approaching drivers cannot see you, or where signs prohibit it. Georgia Drivers' Manual: U-Turns, page 21.

B: Do not overtake and pass the stopped vehicle. When a vehicle is stopped for a pedestrian at a marked or unmarked crosswalk, drivers approaching from behind may not pass it. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Passing Stopped Cars, page 20.

B: $100 to $2,000 and/or up to 12 months in jail. Disobeying regulatory speed limits in a work zone is a high and aggravated misdemeanor: $100-$2,000 and/or up to 12 months. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Reduce Your Speed, page 23.

B: Vehicles already on the expressway. Vehicles on the expressway have the right of way; adjust speed in the acceleration lane and merge when safe. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Entering Expressways, page 41.

B: About 2 feet. Stop when even with the car ahead of the space, about 2 feet away door to door. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Steps to Parallel Parking, page 21.

B: All traffic from both directions. On two-lane roads and roads of four or more lanes with a center turning lane, all traffic from both directions must stop. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With School Buses, page 45.

B: In rural areas when other cars are not nearby. Use high beams only in rural areas when other cars are not nearby; dim them on lighted roads and in rain, fog, snow or smoke. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Use Headlights Properly, page 25.

B: Fluorescent green. The manual notes that pentagon school signs can sometimes be fluorescent green; orange is used for work zone signs. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Pentagon signs, page 29.

B: No travel allowed in this lane in your direction. The lane control signal shown as an X means no travel is allowed in that lane in the direction you are going. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Lane Control signals, page 35.

B: Don't leave the motor running in a garage. Don't run the motor in a garage, don't idle parked with windows closed, and don't drive with a defective exhaust. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Carbon Monoxide, page 40.

B: You must submit to state-administered chemical tests of blood, breath, urine or other substances when requested. Georgia law requires you to submit to state-administered chemical tests to determine if you are under the influence. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Implied Consent, page 48.

B: No, coasting in neutral down a hill is prohibited. When traveling down a hill, you must not coast with the gears or transmission in neutral. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Coasting, page 24.

D: A classmate who lives next door. Immediate family includes parents, step-parents, grandparents, siblings, step-siblings, children and anyone living at the driver's residence. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Conditions of a Class D Provisional License, page 28.

B: Slow down, move to the shoulder or as far right as possible and stop, without blocking an intersection. Slow down, move to the shoulder or as far right as possible and stop, using caution and not blocking an intersection. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Laws Governing Right-of-Way, page 18.

B: Crossing on a Walk signal at the same time. The Walk signal on the crossing street usually matches your green light, so stop and remain stopped for pedestrians in the crosswalk you turn into. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Watching for Pedestrians When Making Turns, page 21.

B: At least 10 mph below the limit or 25 mph (whichever is more), with at least 3 feet of space. If a lane change is not possible, slow to at least 10 mph under the limit or 25 mph, whichever is more, and keep at least 3 feet from the bicycle. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Passing Bicycles, page 20.

B: Local jurisdictions, the Georgia DOT or the Department of Public Safety. Local jurisdictions, GDOT or the Department of Public Safety may adjust speed limits, temporarily or permanently. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Speed Limits, page 22.

B: Use brake lights or a turn signal. Use brake lights or a turn signal to indicate a change in speed when slowing in the travel lane before an exit. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Exiting Expressways, page 41.

B: When your front bumper is completely clear of the car ahead. When your front bumper clears the car ahead, turn the wheels sharply left and back slowly toward the car behind. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Steps to Parallel Parking, page 22.

B: When the bus resumes motion or turns off its signals and all passengers have cleared the road. Remain stopped until the bus moves or deactivates its signals AND all loading or unloading passengers have cleared the roadway. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With School Buses, page 45.

B: Driving at a speed that needs more stopping distance than your headlights light up. Do not drive at a speed that requires a stopping distance greater than the distance lit by your headlights. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Night Driving, page 25.

B: Regulatory signs. Vertical rectangles are generally regulatory signs, which you must obey like traffic laws. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Vertical rectangle signs, page 29.

B: Clear the lane. A steady yellow signal means clear the lane; a flashing one means a left turn is permitted. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Lane Control signals, page 35.

B: Stop in a safe place, notify police immediately, and give reasonable aid. Stop immediately in a safe place, notify law enforcement if anyone is injured or killed, and provide reasonable assistance. Georgia Drivers' Manual: If You Are Involved In A Crash, page 51.

B: Your license is suspended for a minimum of one year and the refusal may be used at trial. Refusal brings a suspension of at least one year, and refusal of blood or urine testing may be offered as evidence. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Implied Consent, page 48.