Georgia DDS permit practice test 9

C: At least 80%. At 40 mph the risk of pedestrian death is at least 80%. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Vehicle Speed, page 43.

B: Take your foot off the accelerator, brake carefully, and keep steering in your lane. Do not brake forcefully in a curve; ease off the accelerator, apply the brake carefully and keep steering in the lane. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Curves, page 40.

B: A right turn on red is prohibited even after a complete stop. This sign prohibits a right turn on red even after coming to a complete stop. Georgia Drivers' Manual: No right turn on red after stop sign, page 30.

B: It is safe to pass in either direction when clear. Broken yellow lines are used when there are only two lanes and it is safe to pass in either direction. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Center Lines, page 37.

B: No; you will not be considered at fault simply for moving the vehicle. Drivers who move their vehicles in this situation are not considered at fault simply because they moved them. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Moving Vehicles Following a Crash, page 51.

B: Drivers must exercise due care and any action that distracts from safe operation is prohibited. Georgia law requires due care and prohibits any action that distracts the driver from safely operating the vehicle. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Distracted Driving, page 25.

B: 12 months. The applicant must have no convictions for major traffic violations in the 12 months preceding the application. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Conditions of a Class D Provisional License, page 28.

B: Move over to the next lane if safely possible; if not, slow down below the speed limit and be prepared to stop. Move over to the next lane if it is safe; if you cannot, slow below the speed limit and be prepared to stop. Georgia Drivers' Manual: The "Move Over" Law, page 19.

B: Interstates and interstate-like (limited access) highways. Bicyclists may use every road except interstates and interstate-like limited access highways. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With Bicycles, page 43.

B: Before entering the curve. Reduce your speed before entering curves; advisory speed signs show a safer speed. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Curves, page 40.

B: When the yellow lights are flashing. Approaching a school zone, the reduced limit is in effect when the yellow lights are flashing. Georgia Drivers' Manual: School speed limit sign, page 30.

B: Individual lanes on roads with more than one lane of traffic moving in the same direction. Lane lines are white dashes marking individual lanes on roads with more than one lane moving in the same direction. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Lane Lines, page 37.

B: It is safe and can be done without interfering with traffic, including bicyclists. Opening a door on the traffic side is prohibited unless it is safe and doesn't interfere with traffic, including bicyclists near parked cars. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Opening Vehicle Doors, page 24.

B: 30 days. Georgia law requires new residents to obtain a Georgia license or permit within 30 days. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Requirement to obtain a Georgia Driver's License, page 6.

B: Wreckers, highway workers, active sanitation and utility service vehicles. The law protects emergency personnel, wrecker operators, highway workers, and active sanitation and utility service workers. Georgia Drivers' Manual: The "Move Over" Law, page 19.

B: No; the law allows bicyclists to use the full lane. Bicyclists are not required to ride in a bike lane even when one is present; the law allows use of the full lane. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharing the Road With Bicycles, page 43.

B: Take your foot off the gas, grip the wheel, brake gently, and return when speed is reduced and traffic is clear. Don't panic or jerk the wheel; ease off the gas, brake carefully, and return to the road when slowed and safe. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Leaving the Roadway, page 40.

B: A sharp turn to the right and then a sharp turn to the left. This sign warns of a sharp turn to the right and then a sharp turn to the left. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Sharp right turn then sharp left turn sign, page 31.

B: Lane changes are prohibited. When double white lines are solid, lane changes are prohibited; when dashed, you may cross over. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Double White Lines, page 37.

B: Driving with intent to annoy, harass, intimidate or obstruct another person, such as tailgating or blocking. Aggressive driving is operating a vehicle with intent to annoy, harass, molest, intimidate, injure or obstruct, such as tailgating or cutting in front. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Aggressive Driving, page 24.

C: 20/60 in one eye with a 140-degree field of vision. The minimum is 20/60 in one eye, with or without corrective lenses, and a horizontal field of vision of at least 140 degrees. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Vision Requirements, page 6.

C: $500. Violations can result in a fine of no more than $500 for the first offense. Georgia Drivers' Manual: The "Move Over" Law, page 19.

B: Dim your lights to avoid blinding the bicyclist. If you meet an oncoming bicyclist at night, dim your lights; many riders lack lights or reflectors. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Important Reminders Concerning Bicycle Riders, page 44.

B: Test your brakes gently when it is safe. Get a feel for the road by testing your brakes gently and making slight steering adjustments; never brake suddenly. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Winter Driving, page 40.

B: You are leaving a one-way roadway and will soon be on a two-way highway. It warns that you are leaving a separated one-way highway and will soon be on a two-way highway. Georgia Drivers' Manual: Two way traffic sign, page 31.