Question 1 of 20Sharing the road
Practice test 2 of 10 — Oklahoma permit test
Practice test 2 questions
Question 2 of 20Safe driving and hazards
When is a road often most slippery during rain?
Question 3 of 20Right of way
At an intersection with no signs, you want to turn left. An oncoming car is going straight. What should you do?
Question 4 of 20Licensing and insurance (Oklahoma)
An Oklahoma teen with a learner permit or intermediate license is convicted of a moving violation. What happens?
Question 5 of 20Speed and following distance (Oklahoma)
With no sign posted, how fast may you drive on a highway inside an Oklahoma state park or wildlife refuge?
Question 6 of 20Parking and stopping
How should you start to parallel park?
Question 7 of 20Speed and following distance
A tailgater is behind you and you need to stop ahead. What should you do?
Question 8 of 20Speed and following distance
What does it mean to "overdrive" your headlights?
Question 9 of 20Licensing and insurance (Oklahoma)
An Oklahoma teen with a "T" restriction drives with no adult aboard. How many passengers may ride?
Question 10 of 20Right of way
A person is walking across the street in a crosswalk ahead of you. What must you do?
Question 11 of 20Safe driving and hazards (Oklahoma)
According to the Oklahoma manual, when must you dim your high beams for an oncoming car?
Question 12 of 20Right of way
You are at a stop sign and want to turn left. Cross traffic does not stop. What do you need before you go?
Question 13 of 20Turning, passing and lanes
Where should you not pass on a two-lane road?
Question 14 of 20Turning, passing and lanes
Before turning right, what should you watch for on your right?
Question 15 of 20Alcohol, drugs and penalties
Which ability does alcohol usually affect first?
Question 16 of 20Turning, passing and lanes
On a highway with several lanes, what is the left lane mainly for?
Question 17 of 20Parking and stopping
Traffic is backed up and you are about to cross railroad tracks. What should you do?
Question 18 of 20Signals and pavement markings
There is a solid yellow line on your side of the center and a broken yellow line on the far side. May you pass?
Question 19 of 20Licensing and insurance (Oklahoma)
Besides time on a permit, what certificate must an Oklahoma teen show to get an intermediate license?
Question 20 of 20Right of way
A car is already in the intersection when you arrive. What should you do?
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Answers and explanations (text version)
The correct answer to each question above, why it is right, and where it comes from. Try the test first.
Question 1: B. The full width of a lane
A motorcycle needs the full width of a lane. Never share a lane with one.
Handbook: Chapter: Sharing the road — Motorcycles
Question 2: D. In the first few minutes of rain
In the first few minutes of rain, water mixes with oil on the road and makes it very slippery until more rain washes it away.
Handbook: Chapter: Safe driving and hazards — Skids and slippery roads
Question 3: D. Yield to the oncoming car
A driver turning left must yield to oncoming traffic that is close enough to be a hazard.
Handbook: Chapter: Right of way — Uncontrolled intersections
Question 4: D. They stay at that level 6 more months
You "will remain at your current GDL level" until 6 months from the date of conviction have passed.
Handbook: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License — New Graduated Driver License (GDL)
Question 5: B. 35 mph
The state speed limit chart lists "Highways within state parks or wildlife refuges" at 35 mph unless otherwise posted.
Handbook: Chapter 7: The Basic Speed Rule — Speed Limits
Question 6: A. Pull up beside the car in front of the space
Signal, then pull up alongside the car in front of the space before you start to back in.
Handbook: Chapter: Parking and stopping — Parallel parking
Question 7: A. Brake early and gently
Brake early and gently to give the tailgater time to notice and slow down.
Handbook: Chapter: Speed and following distance — Following distance
Question 8: B. Going too fast to stop within your lights' reach
You overdrive your headlights when you drive too fast to stop within the distance your lights show.
Handbook: Chapter: Speed and following distance — Speed and road conditions
Question 9: A. One, unless all live in the driver's home
The "T" restriction allows "one passenger or only people who live in the driver's home", unless a licensed adult rides in front.
Handbook: Chapter 2: Your Driver License Restrictions and Renewals — Restrictions and Endorsements Placed on Your License
Question 10: A. Stop and let the person cross
Pedestrians in a crosswalk have the right-of-way. Stop and let them finish crossing.
Handbook: Chapter: Right of way — Pedestrians
Question 11: B. When it is within 1,000 feet
The manual says to dim high beams to low beams "within 1000 feet of an oncoming vehicle", which is 1,000 feet.
Handbook: Chapter 11: Driving Tips — Using High and Low Headlight Beams Properly
Question 12: B. A safe gap in traffic from both ways
When turning left onto a road where traffic does not stop, you cross both lanes, so you need a safe gap from both ways.
Handbook: Chapter: Right of way — Stop signs and intersections
Question 13: D. Near a hill, curve, or intersection
Do not pass near a hill, curve, intersection or rail crossing, where you cannot see oncoming traffic.
Handbook: Chapter: Turning, passing and lane use — Passing
Question 14: C. Cyclists and people walking
Cyclists and people walking may be on your right as you turn, so check for them before turning right.
Handbook: Chapter: Turning, passing and lane use — Turns
Question 15: D. Judgment
Alcohol affects judgment first, so a driver may feel fine while making poor choices.
Handbook: Chapter: Alcohol, drugs and penalties — How alcohol affects you
Question 16: D. Passing
Keep right except to pass. The left lane is mainly for passing.
Handbook: Chapter: Turning, passing and lane use — Lane use
Question 17: D. Wait until there is room past the tracks
Never stop on railroad tracks. Wait before the tracks until there is room for your whole car on the far side.
Handbook: Chapter: Parking and stopping — Stopping at railroad tracks
Question 18: C. No; only oncoming drivers may pass here
A solid yellow line on your side means you may not cross it to pass. The broken line lets oncoming drivers pass.
Handbook: Chapter: Traffic signals and pavement markings — Pavement markings
Question 19: D. A Work Zone Safe completion certificate
Applicants for the intermediate license "must present Work Zone Safe completion certificate".
Handbook: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License — Types of Licenses
Question 20: D. Let it go through first
Yield to vehicles already in the intersection. Wait for them to clear it before you go.
Handbook: Chapter: Right of way — Stop signs and intersections
Practice test 2 of 10 for the Written Knowledge Test (Class D learner permit) (Service Oklahoma): 20 questions · 15 of 20 (75%) to pass · 60 minutes.