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Arizona permit test practice

Mr. Driver’s Ed is a free study app for the written knowledge test you take for a learner’s permit in Arizona. It has no ads, and every question in it cites the page of the official handbook it was written from, so you can check any answer against the book. Here are ten of its Arizona questions, each with its answer, the reason, and its citation.

Ten Arizona practice questions

These are taken word for word from the app’s Arizona question bank. The handbook is Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide. Each citation gives the page number printed on the handbook’s own page.

Signs, Signals & Markings

1 of 10

Is crossing a double solid white line separating same-direction lanes allowed?

  1. Yes, if you signal first
  2. No, that crossing is prohibitedCorrect
  3. Yes, only to pass a slower vehicle
  4. Yes, only on freeways

Why: A double solid white line separates two lanes going the same direction, and crossing it is prohibited.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 46

Signs, Signals & Markings

2 of 10

White speed limit signs with black letters indicate what?

  1. A recommended safe speed only
  2. A minimum speed requirement
  3. The maximum speed permitted by lawCorrect
  4. A speed for trucks only

Why: White speed limit signs with black letters are regulatory signs showing the maximum legal speed.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 40

Right-of-Way

3 of 10

Once the light turns green at an intersection, are you still required to yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection?

  1. No, a green light removes all yielding requirements
  2. Yes, you must still yield to themCorrect
  3. Only if they are elderly or disabled
  4. Only for the first three seconds after the light changes

Why: When the light turns green, you must still yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 36

Right-of-Way

4 of 10

At any school crossing, when must vehicles come to a complete stop?

  1. Only when a crossing guard raises a hand-held sign
  2. Only if the flashing lights are activated
  3. When the crosswalk is occupied by any personCorrect
  4. Only during the first and last week of school

Why: The law requires vehicles to come to a complete stop at any school crossing when the crosswalk is occupied by any person.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 36

Speed & Following Distance

5 of 10

When no speed limit is posted, what is the maximum speed in any business or residential district?

  1. 30 mph
  2. 25 mphCorrect
  3. 35 mph
  4. 45 mph

Why: When no limit is posted, 25 mph applies in any business or residential district.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 40

Turning & Parking

6 of 10

After passing a vehicle, when should you return to the right lane?

  1. Immediately after your front bumper clears theirs
  2. When you see its headlights in your mirrorCorrect
  3. Only after 30 seconds have elapsed
  4. As soon as you enter the left lane

Why: Return to the right lane once you can see the entire front or both headlights of the vehicle you passed in your rearview mirror, after checking over your shoulder.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 27

Adverse Conditions

7 of 10

If your vehicle catches fire and gasoline is burning, what should you avoid using to put it out?

  1. WaterCorrect
  2. A dry chemical fire extinguisher
  3. A heavy blanket
  4. Sand

Why: The handbook warns not to use water if gasoline is burning, since it will spread the flames.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 68

Sharing the Road

8 of 10

Why can it be difficult to judge a motorcycle's distance and speed compared to a car?

  1. Motorcycles are required to drive with lights off
  2. A single headlight gives fewer visual cuesCorrect
  3. Motorcycles always travel faster than posted limits
  4. Motorcycles are wider than most passenger cars

Why: A motorcycle's smaller size and single headlight or taillight provide fewer visual cues for judging its distance and speed.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 51

Alcohol & Teen (GDL) Laws

9 of 10

While a vehicle equipped with a Certified Ignition Interlock Device is being driven, what must the driver do periodically?

  1. Blow into the device at random intervalsCorrect
  2. Turn the vehicle off and restart it every hour
  3. Report location to MVD by phone
  4. Pull over every 30 minutes

Why: While the vehicle is in operation, the driver must blow into the ignition interlock device at random intervals.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 67

License Rules

10 of 10

If your license is more than how many years old, must you visit an MVD office in person to get a duplicate so your photo can be updated?

  1. 8 years
  2. 12 yearsCorrect
  3. 10 years
  4. 15 years

Why: If your license is more than 12 years old, you must visit an MVD office to obtain the duplicate so your photo may be updated.

Source: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, p. 18

The Arizona practice exam

The app’s Arizona practice exam: 30 questions, 24 to pass, graded at the end — the same shape as the official test.

This is practice. The official test and its rules come from Arizona, not from this app.

The official handbook

Handbook
Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide
Edition the questions were written from
Form 99-0117, Rev. 03/26
Published by
ADOT Motor Vehicle Division (MVD)
Official source
apps.azdot.gov

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