Alabama DMV Driving Test

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1. While at a 4-way stop you see a bicycle approach. you should Beep your horn. Wait until the cyclist has cleared the intersection. Treat the cyclist as any other road vehicle Treat the cyclist as a pedestrian.

2. Because of their size, trucks and buses often need to move ____to make right turns. Into the left lane. Onto the shoulder. Into the right lane. Beyond the intersection.

3. While driving at night, you must ____ when within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle. Dim your low-beam lights. Switch on your high-beam headlights. Switch on your flashing headlights. Dim your high-beam lights.

4. To handle hydroplaning, the best thing to do is To turn on high-beam lights in the night. To apply more pressure on the accelerator. To take your foot off the accelerator. To apply more pressure on the brakes.

5. This sign warns drivers that

There is a two-way intersection ahead. There is a hidden intersection ahead. There is a divided highway ahead. Another road crosses the highway ahead.

6. To turn left from a one-way street to another one-way street, a driver must begin the turn From the left lane and make the turn close to the left curb. From the right lane and make the turn close to the left curb. From the left lane and make the turn close to the right curb From the right lane and make the turn close to the right curb.

7. When merging onto a freeway, you should be driving: As slow and careful as possible. At the legal freeway speed limit. Slower than the freeway traffic. At or near the same speed as the freeway traffic.

8. A steady green traffic light means: Adjust your mirrors. Increase your speed. You can go through the intersection at a reasonable and safe speed if it is clear to do so.

9. Which of the following is not a recommended practice for calculating stopping distances? The type of brakes that you have, and the condition that they are in. The condition of the road that you are driving on. The time it takes you to react when driving eyeing it' to see if you think you can make it.

10. It is more dangerous to drive at night than in daytime, because: The road is probably more slippery at night. You cannot see as far ahead at night. Your reaction time is slower at night

11. On two-lane roads where traffic moves in opposite directions, you may pass on the left only when A double solid yellow line is in the center. A solid yellow line is in your lane. A broken yellow line is in your lane A broken yellow line is not in your lane.

12. Accidents are more likely to happen: ?n city streets during rush-hour traffic. On multi-lane freeways. On bridges and overpasses. When one driver is going faster or slower than other drivers on the road.

13. To enter a gap in a highway traffic: Check behind, then watch the vehicle ahead. Speed up and let vehicles make way. Watch only the vehicles behind the gap.

14. What does the yellow warning sign with one human like figure walking signify? A school crossing is up the road. It signifies that there is a marathon event taking place. There is a location ahead where there may be pedestrians crossing the street You are approaching a park where there is a running trail.

15. You see a car approaching from the rear, but when you check your mirror again before changing lanes, you no longer see it. you should: Turn your signal on and change lanes slowly. Look over your shoulder to be sure the car is not in your blind spot. Signal, honk your horn, and change lanes slowly. Accelerate to change lanes quicker.

16. While driving, if you need to read a map or directions, you should Have a quick glance while driving and then move ahead. Reduce your vehicle's speed and then read the map. Stop your vehicle on the road and then read the map Pull over to the side of the road in a safe place and then read the map.

17. What should you do if you are one of the first persons to come upon the scene of a collision? Move your vehicle off the travel portion of the roadway. Notify the local police. Stop. get medical help for the injured All of the above.

18. If there is no crosswalk and you see a pedestrian crossing your lane, you should Stop and let the pedestrian finish crossing. Cautiously drive around the pedestrian. Make sure the pedestrian can see you before proceeding.

19. If a car ahead of you has stopped at a crosswalk, you should: Stop and then proceed when safe. Change lanes, look carefully, and pass. Slow down, look both ways, and proceed. Drive to the right edge of the road and stop.

20. Night driving poses special problems for drivers because: The speed limit is increased at night. There are fewer cars on the roads at night. Vehicle speed and distance are harder to judge.

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To operate a motorcycle in Alabama, you must have a Class M license. Licenses are issued by the Department of Public Safety (DPS). The state recognizes two classes for engine equipped cycles. The first type, a Class M, includes all motorcycles, motorbikes, motor scooters, and mopeds. The second, a Class M restricted license, is specifically for motorbikes, scooters, and mopeds, but it excludes the more powerful motorcycles. You can receive a Class M restricted license at age 14. You must be at least 16 to apply for an unrestricted, Class M motorcycle license.

To receive a Class M license, you will need to complete an application, bring in the proper documentation, and pay the fees. You are required to pass a vision test, and you have the option to either complete a motorcycle training course or pass a written exam on motorcycle safety and an on-cycle driving test.

The written exam contains 25 questions about signaling, stopping, and motorcycle safety. You must answer 20 of the questions correctly to pass. You can schedule the test through your local DPS. You are also required to pass an on-cycle test, which may take place in a traffic environment or a controlled off-street location. You will be tested on how well you know your motorcycle, critical decision-making, and your ability to handle normal traffic conditions. If you fail a test, you will need to retake it and earn a passing grade before you can receive your license.