Oklahoma permit test practice

What should you do at a flashing yellow left-turn arrow?

1. AStop completely and wait until the light turns solid green
2. BReduce speed, turn left after yielding to oncoming trafficCorrect
3. CTreat it exactly the same as a flashing red arrow
4. DUse it as permission to make a U-turn

Why: The handbook says a flashing yellow arrow means reduce speed and cautiously proceed with the left turn after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

What does a flashing red light at an intersection mean?

1. AProceed with caution and no stop is required
2. BIt applies only to pedestrians, not vehicles
3. CThe same as a stop signCorrect
4. DIt is used only during a power outage

Why: The handbook says a flashing red light means the same as a stop sign, used at dangerous intersections.

When making a left turn, who must you yield to?

1. AOnly oncoming traffic that is already signaling
2. BAll oncoming trafficCorrect
3. COnly pedestrians, not other vehicles
4. DNo one, since left-turning traffic always has the right-of-way

Why: The handbook says when making a left turn, you must yield to all oncoming traffic and go only when there is enough clear distance.

Who must you yield to when crossing the roadway at a crosswalk, marked or unmarked?

1. APedestrians in a marked crosswalk
2. BOnly pedestrians accompanied by a crossing guard
3. CPedestrians crossing the roadwayCorrect
4. DOnly pedestrians who are children

Why: The handbook says you must yield to pedestrians crossing the roadway, whether the crosswalk is marked or unmarked.

If you suspect another driver is targeting you in a road rage incident, what should you do?

1. ADrive straight home as quickly as possible
2. BPull over on the shoulder and wait for them to leave
3. CConfront the driver at the next stoplight
4. DGo to a safe public place and call 911Correct

Why: The handbook says if you suspect another driver is targeting you, go to a safe place with people, such as a police, fire, or gas station, and call 911 if necessary — and do not drive home.

When you leave your parked car, what should you do before walking away?

1. ALeave the motor running so it's ready when you return
2. BLeave the gear in drive with your foot off the brake
3. CLeave the key in the ignition for convenience
4. DSet the parking brake, shift to park, and remove the keyCorrect

Why: The handbook says when you leave your vehicle, set the parking brake, put the gear in low, reverse, or park, turn off the motor, and remove the key.

After a crash, how does the handbook say you should handle discussing fault with the other driver?

1. AImmediately apologize to avoid conflict
2. BDon't blame or accept blame; don't discuss itCorrect
3. CInsist the other driver admit fault before police arrive
4. DNegotiate a private settlement on the spot

Why: The handbook says do not blame other people or accept blame, and do not discuss the accident; wait for law enforcement officers.

Why do motorcycles need the full width of a lane?

1. AState law requires an empty lane on each side of every motorcycle
2. BRiders need it to handle potholes and wind blastsCorrect
3. CMotorcycles are mechanically unable to stay in a narrow lane
4. DIt is only a courtesy, not a safety need

Why: The handbook says motorcycles have the right to use the full width of the lane because riders need it to respond to hazards such as potholes, shifting traffic, and wind blasts.

About what share of all highway deaths does alcohol cause, according to the handbook?

1. AAbout 1/20
2. BAbout 3/4
3. CAbout 1/4Correct
4. DAlmost none

Why: The handbook states that alcohol is responsible for about 1/4 of all highway deaths.

How many points are assessed on your driving record for a conviction of reckless driving?

1. A1 point
2. B4 pointsCorrect
3. C2 points
4. D3 points

Why: The handbook's point system assesses 4 points for a conviction of reckless driving.