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Oklahoma DMV (Service Oklahoma) permit practice test 6

25 questions written from the Oklahoma Driver Manual, covering alcohol and drugs, licensing laws and penalties, safe and defensive driving, road signs, sharing the road and more. Pick an answer to see straight away whether you're right and why. The real Oklahoma DMV (Service Oklahoma) test has 20 questions and you need 15 right.

25 questions
  1. Question 1What is the jail term for a first DUI offense (BAC .08 or more) in Oklahoma?

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    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.

  2. Question 2An Oklahoma GDL driver is convicted of a moving violation. What happens?

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    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.

  3. Question 3About how long is the reaction step of stopping (brain tells foot to brake)?

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    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.

  4. Question 4A sign reads DO NOT PASS. What does it mean?

    white and black vertical rectangle road sign
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    B: Do not pass or cross yellow lines; you can't see far enough ahead to pass safely. Do not pass and do not cross yellow lines; you can't see far enough ahead to pass safely. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

  5. Question 5When do you NOT have to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights in Oklahoma?

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    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.

  6. Question 6In a properly marked school zone on a highway outside a municipality, what is the speed limit unless posted otherwise?

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    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.

  7. Question 7A yellow X lane control signal means:

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    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.

  8. Question 8If another driver yields the right-of-way to you, what should you do?

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    C: Proceed immediately. If you have the right-of-way and another driver yields it to you, proceed immediately. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Right-of-Way—When to Yield, page 28.

  9. Question 9On an expressway, how should you avoid traveling in packs?

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    C: Change speed and/or lanes so you aren't alongside others or in their blind spots. Don't travel alongside other vehicles at the same speed; avoid packs and stay out of blind spots. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Expressway Driving: Use the Proper Lane, page 33.

  10. Question 10Traveling in a caravan or funeral procession outside a business or residential area, how much space should you leave between vehicles?

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    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.

  11. Question 11When making a left turn from a two-way street, where should you position your car?

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    B: Close to the centerline without crossing it. Keep close to the centerline but don't cross it; enter the new street just right of center. Oklahoma Driver Manual: How to Make a Left Turn, page 37.

  12. Question 12You are driving behind another car at night with high beams on. How close may you get before you must switch to low beams?

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    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.

  13. Question 13How far from a fire station driveway on the same side of the street must you park?

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    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.

  14. Question 14A second DUI offense within 10 years in Oklahoma is:

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    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.

  15. Question 15How many hours must students complete in Oklahoma Parent-Taught Driver Education?

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    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.

  16. Question 16Which is NOT listed as a factor in your stopping distance?

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    C: The color of your car. Stopping distance depends on reaction time, weather and road conditions, vehicle weight and brake condition. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Stopping Distances, page 42.

  17. Question 17When you see a School Zone sign with its yellow light flashing, what must you do?

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    B: Reduce your speed to the limit shown. When the yellow light is flashing on a School Zone sign you must reduce your speed to the limit shown and watch for children. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

  18. Question 18Which buses does Oklahoma's flashing-red-light stopping rule cover in the manual?

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    B: School or church buses. The manual's section covers yielding to a school or church bus. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus, page 30.

  19. Question 19Who may set speed limits within Oklahoma cities and towns?

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    C: Cities and towns can set their own speed limits. Under state law, cities and towns can set their own speed limits; obey posted signs in business, residential and school zones. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 41.

  20. Question 20What do yellow dashed center lines mean?

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    B: Traffic moves in opposite directions; passing permitted when safe. Yellow dashes: traffic moves in opposite directions and passing is permitted when it's safe. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Lane Usage and Maneuvers, page 32.

  21. Question 21You come to a highway with no traffic signs or signals from a side road. What must you do?

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    C: Stop and yield to approaching traffic, then go when safe. When entering or crossing highways without signs or signals, stop and yield to approaching traffic. Oklahoma Driver Manual: You Must Always Yield, page 29.

  22. Question 22Your car breaks down on an expressway. What should you do?

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    C: Signal, pull to the extreme right shoulder away from traffic and turn on emergency flashers. Signal, pull off to the extreme right shoulder and turn on flashers; never walk near the roadway. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Avoid Collisions—Drive with Caution: Stopping, page 34.

  23. Question 23To avoid rear-end collisions, how far ahead should you watch for brake lights?

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    A: Four or five cars down the line. Watch for brake lights on the four or five cars down the line to increase your response time. Oklahoma Driver Manual: How to Avoid Rear-End Collisions, page 45.

  24. Question 24What should you avoid while making a right turn?

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    B: Swinging to the left before or during the turn. Be careful not to swing to the left before or during a right turn; keep as close as possible to the right. Oklahoma Driver Manual: How to Make a Right Turn, page 37.

  25. Question 25When should you use low beams?

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    A: Where there are streetlights, fog, rain, snow or other adverse weather. Use low beams where there are streetlights or in fog, rain, snow or adverse weather; high beams in open country with no other cars nearby. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Using High and Low Headlight Beams Properly, page 59.

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