Georgia Car / Permit Practice Test 3

31.On a two-lane road, the safest and lawful way to pass a bicyclist in Georgia is to:

Move over and give at least three feet, crossing the center line only when it is clearSqueeze past in the same lane without slowingPass closely and sound your horn to warn the riderSpeed up to get around as fast as possible

32.Your car breaks down on a Georgia highway and cannot be moved far. What does the law expect of you?

Leave it in the travel lane with the flashers runningGet it as far off the roadway as you can and keep it visible from 200 feet in both directionsPark it tight against the median barrierPush it up onto the nearest sidewalk

33.Georgia's Move Over Law requires you to move over a lane, or slow down if you cannot, for which stopped vehicles showing flashing lights?

Emergency, police, tow, utility, and highway-maintenance vehiclesPolice cars onlyAmbulances onlyAny car stopped on the shoulder for any reason

34.Backing out of a parking lot you scrape a parked car, and nobody is nearby. What does Georgia require of you?

Find the owner, or leave a note with your name and address where it will be seenReport it only if the paint is scratched all the way throughDrive off, since nobody witnessed itWait exactly ten minutes and then leave

35.When you are turning left at an intersection, you must yield to:

Only the vehicles behind youNo one, since turning traffic has priorityOnly large trucks and busesOncoming traffic and nearby pedestrians

36.Which alcohol-related requirement must a Georgia teen satisfy before a Class D provisional license can be issued?

Proof of finishing the Alcohol and Drug Awareness ProgramA negative blood test taken at the service centerA signed pledge from an employerTwo years of driving with no passenger aboard

37.A steady yellow traffic light means:

The light is about to turn red — stop if you safely canSpeed up to get through the intersectionStop and wait for a green arrowThe signal is out of order

38.What is the safest way to handle drowsiness on a long trip?

Turn the radio up and keep drivingStop in a safe place to rest or change driversDrink coffee and push on through the nightOpen a window and drive faster to finish sooner

39.You are hours into a long highway trip and starting to feel sleepy. Why are over-the-counter stay-awake stimulants a poor answer?

They are illegal to carry inside a vehicleThey wear off only after you reach your destinationThey tend to make the driving that follows even more dangerousThey push up your blood alcohol reading

40.A flashing red traffic signal means you should:

Slow down without stoppingStop, then go when it is safe — like a stop signWait for the light to turn greenYield only to traffic on your left