Hardest Oklahoma permit test questions

C: 180 days. You must have held a learner permit for at least 180 days. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Class D Intermediate License, page 6.

A: 16½. At 16 you need a driver education completion certificate; at 16½ driver education completion is not required. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Class D Intermediate License, page 6.

B: Work Zone Safe. The intermediate license requires a Work Zone Safe completion certificate. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Class D Intermediate License, page 6.

A: 6 months. The intermediate restriction can be removed after 6 months if you completed driver education, and after 1 year if not. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Class D Intermediate License, page 6.

B: 1 year. Without driver education the intermediate restriction can be removed after 1 year. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Class D Intermediate License, page 6.

A: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.. The GDL restricts driving to 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., except for work, school, church or related activities, or with a licensed driver over 21 beside the teen. Oklahoma Driver Manual: New Graduated Driver License (GDL), page 8.

D: One, unless all passengers live in the same household. Teens with a restricted license are limited to one passenger unless all passengers live in the same household or a licensed driver over 21 is seated next to them. Oklahoma Driver Manual: New Graduated Driver License (GDL), page 8.

A: They remain at their current GDL level until 6 months from the conviction date. You remain at your current GDL level (learner or intermediate) until 6 months from the conviction date have passed. Oklahoma Driver Manual: New Graduated Driver License (GDL), page 8.

C: 30 classroom and 55 behind-the-wheel. Parent-Taught students must complete 30 hours of classroom training and 55 hours of behind-the-wheel training. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Parent-Taught Driver Education, page 8.

C: Graduated driver license (time and passenger limits). Restriction T is the graduated driver license: driving 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. with exceptions, and passenger limits. It does not apply at 18 or older. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Restriction Codes, page 14.

B: A fine of up to $500, 6 months in jail, or both. On conviction, the penalty is a fine of up to $500 or 6 months in jail or both. Violating a restriction carries the same. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalties for Driving Without a Valid License, page 14.

A: 10 days. When you move you must notify Service Oklahoma within 10 days. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Changing Your Name and Address, page 13.

D: Both of you can be arrested. Even with a licensed driver present, it is illegal to drive without a license or permit, and both the driver and the person who lets them drive can be arrested. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unauthorized Driving, page 13.

D: At least one day. If you fail the written test, by law you must wait at least one day before retesting. Oklahoma Driver Manual: What to Expect: Written Test, page 9.

D: Nothing; fees are collected only when you pass and the license is issued. You are not required to pay any money to take the tests; the examiner collects fees when you meet all requirements. Oklahoma Driver Manual: What to Expect, page 9.

A: $4. The fee table lists a $4 retest fee for a Class D license or learner permit. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 3 – For a Four-Year License Application and License Fees, page 11.

A: $42.50. The Class D license or learner permit is $4 application plus $38.50 license fee, $42.50 total. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 3 – For a Four-Year License Application and License Fees, page 11.

A: No fee. The fee table shows no charge for a Class D license for drivers 65 and older. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 3 – For a Four-Year License Application and License Fees, page 11.

B: $50,000. Minimums are $25,000 for one person, $50,000 for two or more persons and $25,000 property damage, per accident. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Financial Responsibility—Liability Insurance Requirements, page 72.

A: $25,000. Oklahoma requires $25,000 for property damage. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Financial Responsibility—Liability Insurance Requirements, page 72.

D: A fine of up to $250, 30 days in jail or both, plus license and registration suspension. Failure to comply or produce proof can bring a fine up to $250, 30 days in jail or both, plus suspension of license and registration. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Financial Responsibility—Penalty for Not Having Insurance, page 72.

B: $500. Service Oklahoma will suspend the license of the uninsured driver/owner in a collision with any injury or property damage of $500 or more. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Financial Responsibility and Compulsory Liability Insurance, page 16.

A: The driver and front-seat passengers. Every driver and front-seat passenger must wear a properly adjusted and fastened seat belt. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Mandatory Safety Requirements—Seat Belts, page 17.

A: Under 8. Drivers transporting a child under 8 must properly use a child passenger restraint system. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Child Passenger Restraint System, page 17.

C: 2 years. The restraint must be rear-facing until the child reaches 2 years of age or the manufacturer's weight or height limit. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Child Passenger Restraint System, page 17.

B: At least 26 percent. Even without air bags, the back seat is at least 26 percent safer because most serious crashes involve the front of the vehicle. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Child Passenger Restraint System, page 17.

C: Schools, pedestrians and bicycling. Fluorescent yellow-green is the high-emphasis warning color for schools, pedestrians and bicycling. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings (color chart), page 19.

D: Bear to the right. Stripes sloping downward to the right mean bear to the right; sloping to the left mean bear to the left. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs—Black on a Yellow Background, page 22.

B: Only when driving on a multi-lane highway. Do not pass a vehicle required to stop at a crossing except when driving on a multi-lane highway. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Railroad Warning Signs, page 22.

D: When workers or equipment are present. Speeding fines are doubled in construction and maintenance zones when workers or equipment are present. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Construction and Maintenance Signs, page 23.

A: A misdemeanor: $100 to $1,000 fine and/or up to 30 days in jail. On conviction it's a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of $100 to $1,000 and/or up to 30 days in jail, plus liability for damage or injury. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalty for Failing to Obey Construction and Maintenance Signs, page 24.

A: 25 mph. The SMV emblem is used on farm, construction and maintenance equipment traveling at 25 mph or less. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem, page 24.

B: Starting at the southern state line. Mileposts start at the state line: on north-south highways at the southern line and on east-west highways at the western line. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Guide Signs—Green, White or Brown, page 25.

A: Right turns, and left turns from a one-way street into a one-way street. After stopping you may turn right on red, and left from a one-way street into a one-way street, unless signs forbid; yield to all pedestrians, vehicles and bicycles. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Traffic Signals: Red Light, page 26.

B: All turns in the direction of the arrow are prohibited; wait for a green signal. The red arrow means turns in the direction of the arrow are prohibited; wait for a green signal before turning. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Traffic Signals: Flashing Red Arrow, page 26.

C: Clear the lane (if flashing, left turn permitted). Yellow means clear the lane; if flashing, a left turn is permitted. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Lane Control Signals, page 27.

D: 15 feet. A vehicle must stop 15 feet from a blind person in the roadway or at an intersection, outside the crosswalk. Oklahoma Driver Manual: You Must Yield to Blind Persons, page 28.

A: All white, white with a red tip, or chrome. The cane may be all white, white with a red tip, or chrome; yield the right-of-way. Oklahoma Driver Manual: You Must Yield to Blind Persons, page 28.

B: Pull over to the right shoulder, even if that means crossing several lanes. You must still pull over to the right shoulder, even if it means crossing several lanes safely. Oklahoma Driver Manual: You Must Always Yield, page 29.

A: No. You don't have to yield for emergency vehicles without warning lights or sirens. Oklahoma Driver Manual: You Must Always Yield, page 29.

D: Mandatory revocation of your license for one year. It is mandatory revocation of the driver license for one year for failing to stop for a school bus with red lights flashing. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Both Cars Must Stop (school bus), page 30.

C: When the bus is on a different roadway. You don't have to stop when the bus is on a different roadway, in a loading zone by a controlled-access highway, or for approaching traffic on a divided highway. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus, page 30.

B: Move to a lane not next to it if safe; if not, slow down and use caution. Move over a lane if it's safe; if you can't safely change lanes, slow down and drive carefully. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Move Over Law or Bernardo-Mills Law, page 30.

B: 40 mph. Drive between the minimum (usually 40 mph) and maximum (55-75 mph) speed limits; driving too slowly is against the law. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Expressway Driving: Speed, page 33.

D: At least 100 feet. Signal right at least 100 feet before the exit. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Leaving the Expressway, page 34.

A: 15-20 seconds. Watch 15-20 seconds ahead for cars braking, entering and exiting. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Avoid Collisions—Drive with Caution, page 34.

C: At least 200 feet. Check ahead for at least 200 feet of clear roadway without a 'No Passing Zone'. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Passing on the left, page 35.

C: 100 feet. Do not pass within 100 feet of an obstructed view or where vehicles or pedestrians might cross your path. Oklahoma Driver Manual: No Passing Zones, page 35.

C: You may not impede the normal flow of traffic by driving in the left lane. On roads with four or more lanes, a vehicle may not impede normal traffic flow by driving in the left lane, with some exceptions for conditions. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Passing, page 35.

C: At least 100 feet or 1/3 of a block. You should signal for at least 100 feet or 1/3 of a block before you turn, slow down or stop. Turning without signaling is illegal. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Turning: Turn Signals, page 36.

B: 10 mph or less. The recommended speed when turning is 10 mph or less. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Turning, page 37.

D: Each turns to the left of the other. When both want to turn left, each turns to the left of the other, leaving from and entering the left lane. Oklahoma Driver Manual: When to Turn Left of Center: Left Turns—Two Vehicles, page 37.

D: You were either breaking the Basic Speed Rule or following too closely. If you can't stop in time, you were breaking the Basic Speed Rule, even within the limit, or following too closely. Oklahoma Driver Manual: The Basic Speed Rule, page 40.

B: Up to $654 and 30 days in jail. Upon conviction of speeding you may be fined up to $654 and sentenced to 30 days in jail; fines double in school and construction zones when workers or equipment are present. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Maximum Penalty for Violating the Basic Speed Rule, page 40.

D: 75 mph. Controlled access highways are 75 mph unless otherwise posted. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

D: 80 mph. Turnpikes are 80 mph unless otherwise posted. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

A: 65 mph. Undivided state highways are 65 mph; county roads are 55 mph. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

B: 55 mph. County roads have a 55 mph limit unless otherwise posted. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

B: 35 mph. Highways within state parks or wildlife refuges have a 35 mph limit unless otherwise posted. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

C: 25 mph. School zones on any highway outside a municipality in a properly marked zone are 25 mph. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

C: Go to a safe place with people, such as a police, fire or gas station, and call 911 if needed. Go to a safe place where there are people and call 911 if necessary. Do NOT drive home. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Road Rage, page 41.

B: About .66 seconds. The manual lists perception at about .5 seconds and reaction at about .66 seconds. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Stopping Distances, page 42.

A: Just before the wheels lock and stop rotating. Maximum braking comes just before the wheels lock; too much pressure locks the wheels and causes a skid. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Braking Under Emergency Conditions, page 43.

B: Tap the brakes slightly, about one second apart. On loose or slippery surfaces tap the brakes slightly about one second apart; never tap antilock brakes. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Braking Under Emergency Conditions, page 43.

B: Four. In bad weather or poor road conditions increase your count to four seconds. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Following, page 44.

C: At least 200 feet. Leave at least 200 feet between vehicles so other vehicles can enter the line safely. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Following, page 44.

D: Trucks may have better traction and stop more quickly than a car in those conditions. At higher speeds or on wet pavement trucks may stop more quickly than a car; following too closely risks rear-ending the truck. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Following, page 44.

A: 18 inches. Unless signs prohibit parking or the curb is painted yellow, you may park parallel to the curb within 18 inches of it. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Parallel Parking, page 47.

D: Within 6 inches. To park on a hill, parallel park but stop within six inches of the curb and brace the wheels against it. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Parking and Starting on a Hill, page 47.

B: Sharply away from the curb, then let the tire rest against it. Facing uphill against a curb, turn your wheels sharply away from the curb and back slowly until the tire rests against it. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Parking and Starting on a Hill, page 48.

D: Sharply to the right. Uphill without a curb, turn your wheels sharply to the right so the car would roll away from traffic. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Parking and Starting on a Hill, page 48.

A: Not within 15 feet. It is illegal to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unlawful Parking, page 49.

D: Not within 20 feet. It is illegal to park within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unlawful Parking, page 49.

D: 30 feet. Do not park within 30 feet upon approaching any flashing beacon, stop sign or traffic control signal at the roadside. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unlawful Parking, page 49.

A: 50 feet. It is illegal to park within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unlawful Parking, page 49.

B: 20 feet. Do not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway, or within 75 feet on the opposite side of the street when signposted. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unlawful Parking, page 49.

D: At least 3 feet. Oklahoma law requires a safe distance of not less than 3 feet when overtaking and passing a bicycle (Title 47-11-1208-A). Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 51.

D: Slow down and proceed without stopping, yielding as needed. Cyclists must slow down at stop signs, stop if there's danger and yield; if no danger is present, they can proceed without stopping. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Bicycle Safety Rules for Stop Signs and Red Traffic Signals, page 52.

C: Two-thirds. Research shows two-thirds of car/motorcycle collisions are caused by the driver who turned in front of the motorcycle. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 53.

D: Up to 200 feet. A truck's blind spots are immediately in front on either side of the cab and up to 200 feet in the rear. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Trucks, page 54.

A: To the left in your lane so the driver can see you, leaving extra space ahead. Stay to the left in your lane so the driver can see you, and leave extra space in case the truck rolls back. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Trucks, page 54.

A: You are cleared to pull back in front of the truck. If the driver blinks the truck's lights after you pass, it's a signal you are cleared to pull back in; move back only when you see the truck's front in your mirror. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Passing a Truck, page 54.

C: A mile or more. A train traveling at 55 mph takes a mile or more to stop. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Trains, page 55.

B: Within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail. Stop within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail, and do not proceed until safe. Oklahoma Driver Manual: The Law Says (railroad crossings), page 56.

C: Keep moving and finish crossing. Don't stop; keep moving. The warning allows time to clear the crossing, and the far gate won't block you in. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Safety Rules for Highway-Railway Crossings, page 57.

B: About 20 seconds. You may only have 20 seconds; that's the minimal time it takes a train to reach the crossing once the lights activate. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Safety Rules for Highway-Railway Crossings, page 57.

D: At a 45-degree angle away from the tracks in the direction the train is coming. Run at a 45-degree angle away from the tracks in the direction that the train is coming, then call 911. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Safety Rules for Highway-Railway Crossings, page 57.

D: 1,000 feet. Dim your high beams within 1,000 feet of an oncoming vehicle or within 600 feet of a vehicle you are following. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Using High and Low Headlight Beams Properly, page 59.

B: 600 feet. Dim to low beams within 600 feet of the vehicle you are following. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Using High and Low Headlight Beams Properly, page 59.

D: Left between 9:00 and 10:30, right between 2:00 and 4:00. Generally your left hand should be between 9:00 and 10:30 and your right hand between 2:00 and 4:00, with at least 1/3 of the wheel between them. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Good Driving Posture, page 60.

A: A violation of Oklahoma law. Coasting downhill in neutral or with the clutch pedal held down is a violation of Title 47, §11-1107; on steep hills, use a lower gear instead. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Using a Standard Transmission, page 59.

B: No, it has been illegal since 2015. As of 2015 it is illegal to text while driving in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Car Phone Safety, page 61.

D: The license can be suspended or canceled. Learner permit or intermediate license holders can be suspended or have their license canceled for hand-held device use except in a life-threatening emergency. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Pay Attention – Be Alert, page 61.

A: Do not swerve; swerving may cause a worse crash. Do not swerve to avoid hitting the animal; that may cause a more serious crash than hitting it. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Animals, page 61.

A: October to December. Deer/vehicle crashes most often occur from October to December; animals are most active at dawn and dusk. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Animals, page 61.

B: 2 feet (24 inches). Most vehicles will float in just 2 feet (24 inches) of water, even SUVs. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Flood Dynamics, page 62.

B: 6 inches. Six inches of water may be enough to cause loss of control, and 6 inches of fast-moving water can knock you off your feet. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Flood Dynamics, page 63.

C: 1/4. Alcohol is responsible for about 1/4 of all highway deaths. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Alcohol—Why Drinking and Driving Is So Dangerous, page 64.

D: Automatic revocation of your driving privilege, even if you haven't been drinking. Refusal will result in an automatic revocation of your driving privilege, even if you have not been drinking. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Implied Consent Laws, page 65.

A: 180 days to 2 years, depending on your record. The revocation period is 180 days to 2 years depending on your previous driving record. Oklahoma Driver Manual: The Law Says (Implied Consent), page 65.

A: 0.05. An alcohol concentration more than 0.05 is relevant evidence that the driver's ability to drive was impaired. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Criminal Evidence and Penalties, page 65.

D: A fine of $100-$500, up to 6 months in jail or both. On conviction, a fine of $100-$500, up to 6 months in jail or both. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalties for Impaired Driving, page 65.

A: Not less than ten days nor more than 1 year. A first offense is a misdemeanor: jail for not less than ten days nor more than 1 year, and a fine of not more than $1,000. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalties for DUI—BAC .08 or More, page 65.

D: A felony with 1 to 5 years in prison and a fine up to $2,500. A second offense within 10 years is a felony: 1 to 5 years and a fine of not more than $2,500. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalties for DUI—BAC .08 or More, page 65.

A: 180 days. The license will be suspended for 180 days on the first revocation, 1 year with a prior within 10 years, and 2 years with two or more. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalties for DUI—BAC .08 or More (license suspension), page 66.

C: No, it is illegal for anyone. Although cannabis is legal for some medical purposes, it is illegal for anyone to drive with any detectable level of cannabis in their system. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Other Drugs and Driving: Marijuana, page 66.

C: Four. Drivers on amphetamines are four times more likely to be involved in a car crash. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Other Drugs and Driving: Illegal Drugs, page 66.

C: Any measurable quantity. It is unlawful for anyone under 21 to drive with any measurable quantity of alcohol in their blood or breath. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Zero Tolerance for Drivers under 21 (The Law Says), page 67.

D: Six months. A first offense brings a six-month revocation; a second brings 12 months. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Lengths of License Revocation, page 67.

C: $100-$500, or community service or a treatment program. First conviction: fine of $100-$500 or community service or a treatment program, or any combination. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Fines and Penalties, page 67.

B: Service Oklahoma extends the cancellation until age 16. If you are under 16 at the time or would be under 16 at the end of the cancellation, it is extended until you are 16. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Lengths of License Revocation, page 67.

D: 10. If you accumulate 10 or more points within 5 years, your license will be suspended. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.

C: 4. Reckless driving is 4 points. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.

D: 4. Failure to stop or remain stopped for a school bus is 4 points. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.

C: 3. Speed in excess of 25 mph above the posted limit is 3 points; ordinary speeding is 2. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.

B: 2. Following too close or improperly is 2 points. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.

A: 1. Operating a defective vehicle is 1 point. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.

B: 2. Two points are deducted for each 12-month period with no pointable traffic convictions. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Point Reduction, page 72.

A: Three consecutive years. Points are reduced to zero if there are no traffic violation convictions for three consecutive years. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Point Reduction, page 72.

D: 2 points, once every 24 months. Two points are deducted for an approved course; credit can be given once every 24 months, and points can't go below zero. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Point Reduction, page 72.

B: 6 months to 3 years. State law requires revocation for 6 months to 3 years for those convictions. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Mandatory Revocation of Your License, page 71.

A: $25. There is a $25 fee for a copy of your driving record; it is free for people over 65. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Driver's Record, page 70.

D: A felony with up to 7 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. It's a felony; you could spend 7 years in prison and face a $10,000 fine. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Unlawful Use of License and/or Identification Card, page 69.

D: 14. A motorcycle-only license is available at 14, restricted to 300cc or less, 4:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and no passengers. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Motorcycle License Only, page 7.

A: Anyone under 18. A helmet is required for anyone under 18 years of age. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Table 1—Types of Licenses: Motorcycle License Permit, page 7.

C: Before entering, then increase speed until you've cleared it. Slow down before you enter, then increase your speed until you've cleared the intersection; don't slow while turning or crossing. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Crossing an Intersection, page 30.

D: Wait for the arrow. If you are in a turning-only lane, you must wait for the arrow. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Traffic Signals: Green Arrows, page 26.

D: Yes, wide tires can hydroplane even at reduced speeds. Wide tires can hydroplane even at reduced speeds. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Hydroplaning, page 44.