Oklahoma Car / Permit Practice Test 6

1.One way to help prevent rear-end collisions is to:

Watch the brake lights of several cars aheadFollow closely to keep paceKeep your eyes only on the car directly aheadUse your high beams constantly

2.Research cited in the manual shows most car-motorcycle collisions are caused by:

The motorcyclist speedingThe car driver turning into the motorcycle's pathPoor road surfacesMechanical failure of the motorcycle

3.Which of these is an illegal place to park?

In a marked parking lotAlong a permitted curbIn your own drivewayOn a sidewalk or crosswalk

4.When overtaking another car, Oklahoma law says a driver may:

Exceed the limit briefly to finish the passDrive on the shoulder to passIgnore no-passing zones when traffic is lightNever drive faster than the posted limit while passing

5.A flashing 'Don't Walk' pedestrian signal tells a person on foot to:

Step off the curb quicklyWait even if already in the crosswalkCross only at the next blockNot start crossing, but finish if already in the street

6.A solid white lane line shows that traffic on both sides moves the same way and that:

Opposing traffic is approachingCrossing it to pass is discouraged because it is hazardousYou must turn at the next intersectionThe lane is closed

7.Signs printed on a fluorescent yellow-green background are used to warn about:

Interstate exits and milepostsSchools, pedestrians, and bicycle crossingsRest areas and picnic spotsConstruction detours

8.Points on your record are cleared to zero after how many years with no violations?

One yearTwo yearsFive yearsThree consecutive years

9.A driver license issued to someone under 18 is considered:

PermanentCommercialLimited to daylight onlyProbationary

10.At an intersection, parking is not allowed within how many feet of a crosswalk?

10 feet30 feet20 feet5 feet