1. If you move within the State of Alabama, how many day do you have to report your new address? A. 10 days A. 10 days B. 30 days B. 30 days C. 60 days C. 60 days 30 days 30 days

2. If you change your name, how many days do you have to report the change? A. 30 days A. 30 days B. 60 days B. 60 days C. 90 days C. 90 days 30 days 30 days

3. Good posture will result in: A. staying awake A. staying awake B. better vision B. better vision C. better turns C. better turns Better vision Better vision

4. In preparing to leave a parallel parking spot, you should: A. look over your right shoulder A. look over your right shoulder B. look over your left shoulder B. look over your left shoulder C. look out the rear window C. look out the rear window Look over your left shoulder Look over your left shoulder

5. You must turn on your turn signal how many feet before the turn? A. 50 feet A. 50 feet B. 100 feet B. 100 feet C. 150 feet C. 150 feet 100 feet 100 feet

6. What accounts for most car/cycle crashes? A. bad roads A. bad roads B. car turning in front of a cycle B. car turning in front of a cycle C. bad weather C. bad weather Car turning in front of a cycle Car turning in front of a cycle

7. What must you do if you have an accident? A. leave to get help A. leave to get help B. move your car out of traffic B. move your car out of traffic C. Stop, render aid, call for help C. Stop, render aid, call for help Stop, render aid, call for help Stop, render aid, call for help

8. If two vehicles enter an uncontrolled intersection at the same time which vehicle has the right of way? A. the car on the right A. the car on the right B. the car on the left B. the car on the left C. the smallest car C. the smallest car The car on the right The car on the right

9. When parking up hill with a curb, turn your wheels: A. toward the curb A. toward the curb B. away from the curb B. away from the curb C. to the right C. to the right Away from the curb. Away from the curb.

10. If worried, ill, nervous, or angry you should: A. lay down and rest A. lay down and rest B. drive to feel better B. drive to feel better C. let someone else drive C. let someone else drive Let someone else drive Let someone else drive

11. If there is a solid yellow center line you should: A. pass A. pass B. not pass B. not pass C. pass only during the daylight C. pass only during the daylight Not pass Not pass

12. The seat belt should be tight enough for: A. a flat hand to be placed between the chest and belt A. a flat hand to be placed between the chest and belt B. a fist to be placed between the chest and belt B. a fist to be placed between the chest and belt C. a finger to be placed between the chest and belt C. a finger to be placed between the chest and belt A fist to be placed between the chest and belt A fist to be placed between the chest and belt

13. In a blowout, you should: A. apply brakes and steer to the right A. apply brakes and steer to the right B. apply gas and hold on tight B. apply gas and hold on tight C. Ease of the gas, steer straight C. Ease of the gas, steer straight Ease of gas, steer straight Ease of gas, steer straight

14. Over 90% of vehicle crashes are due to: A. Driver error A. Driver error B. slipper roads B. slipper roads C. poor lighting C. poor lighting Driver error Driver error

15. Driving in the snow or rain causes your braking ability to: A. greatly increase A. greatly increase B. greatly decrease B. greatly decrease C. not change C. not change Greatly decrease Greatly decrease

16. ___ ___ is a condition of unawareness brought on by monotony. A. highway slumber A. highway slumber B. highway sleep B. highway sleep C. highway hypnosis C. highway hypnosis Highway hypnosis Highway hypnosis

17. To properly wear a safety belt, it should be drawn across the: A. chest and hip bone A. chest and hip bone B. abdomen (stomach) B. abdomen (stomach) C. shoulder C. shoulder Chest and hip bone Chest and hip bone

18. A person who is DUI has a blood alcohol of at least: A..05 A..05 B..08 B..08 C..10 C..10.08.08

19. Any person who operates a vehicle on the state roadway has deemed (given) his consent to a blood test for alcohol. This law is known as; A. alcohol drug test law A. alcohol drug test law B. public highway law B. public highway law C. implied consent law C. implied consent law Implied consent law Implied consent law

20. Alcohol is a: A. stimulant A. stimulant B. depressant B. depressant C. prescription medicine C. prescription medicine depressant depressant

21. The rule to avoid a rear end collision is: A. 2 second rule A. 2 second rule B. 5 second rule B. 5 second rule C. one car length for ever 5 miles per hour C. one car length for ever 5 miles per hour 2 second rule 2 second rule

22. If your car plunges into deep water but does not sink immediately you should: A. wait for help A. wait for help B. escape through a window B. escape through a window C. call for help on your cell phone C. call for help on your cell phone Escape through a window Escape through a window

23. In a conventional rear-wheel drive vehicle, you can over come a skid by: A. easing off the gas A. easing off the gas B. applying pressure to the brake B. applying pressure to the brake C. stepping lightly on the gas C. stepping lightly on the gas Easing off the gas Easing off the gas

24. A written report of a crash must be sent to the Department of Safety if what occurs? A.$100 dollars damage, injury or death A.$100 dollars damage, injury or death B. $200 dollars damage, injury, or death B. $200 dollars damage, injury, or death C. $250 dollars damage, injury or death C. $250 dollars damage, injury or death $250 dollars damage, injury or death $250 dollars damage, injury or death

25. If an emergency vehicle approaches (lights flashing) from either direction you should: A. Pull to the side of the road and stop. A. Pull to the side of the road and stop. B. Speed up to get out of its way. B. Speed up to get out of its way. C. Yield in this situation only if vehicle is going the same direction. C. Yield in this situation only if vehicle is going the same direction. Pull to the side of the road and stop. Pull to the side of the road and stop.

26. In which of these situation should you come to a complete stop? A. when entering the freeway A. when entering the freeway B. when turning right at a red light B. when turning right at a red light C. at a yield sign when no traffic is coming C. at a yield sign when no traffic is coming When turning red at a red light When turning red at a red light

27. The speed limit in a urban area if not posted is: A. 25 mph A. 25 mph B. 30 mph B. 30 mph C. 35 mph C. 35 mph 30 mph 30 mph

28. You must depress (dim) your head lights within how many feet of an oncoming vehicle? A. 200 feet A. 200 feet B. 350 feet B. 350 feet C. 500 feet C. 500 feet 500 feet 500 feet

29. You must depress (dim) your head lights within how many feet when following another vehicle? A. 200 feet A. 200 feet B. 350 feet B. 350 feet C. 500 feet C. 500 feet 200 feet 200 feet

30. When your car begins to skid, you should: A. slam on brakes A. slam on brakes B. apply the gas B. apply the gas C. ease off the gas and turn wheels in the direction of the skid C. ease off the gas and turn wheels in the direction of the skid Ease off the gas and turn wheels in the direciton of the skid Ease off the gas and turn wheels in the direciton of the skid

31. When driving in fog keep your headlights on: A. high beam A. high beam B. low beam B. low beam C. parking lights C. parking lights Low beam Low beam

32. Carbon monoxide poisoning is much more likely to occur during the: A. daylight A. daylight B. summer time B. summer time C. winter time C. winter time Winter time Winter time

33. If your wheels drift onto the shoulder of the road, you should: A. swerve back onto the pavement A. swerve back onto the pavement B. ease off the gas and gently turn back onto the pavement B. ease off the gas and gently turn back onto the pavement C. apply the gas and turn quickly onto the pavement C. apply the gas and turn quickly onto the pavement Ease off the gas and gently turn back onto the pavement Ease off the gas and gently turn back onto the pavement

34. All automobiles must have two types of brakes. They are: A. foot brake and parking brake A. foot brake and parking brake B. parking brake and reverse brake B. parking brake and reverse brake C. foot brake and reverse brake C. foot brake and reverse brake Foot brake and parking brake Foot brake and parking brake

35. The area around a stopped school bus when it is loading and unloading is called: A. school zone A. school zone B. safety zone B. safety zone C. death zone C. death zone Death zone Death zone

36. You are on a one way street and you are going to make a left turn. Which lane should you be in? a. the left lane a. the left lane b. the right lane b. the right lane c. the middle lane c. the middle lane The left lane The left lane

37. The points you receive for a traffic violation counts against you for: a. 1 year a. 1 year b. 2 years c. 3 years b. 2 years c. 3 years 2 years 2 years

38. You come to an intersection with a green light. A policeman is standing in the middle of the intersection holding up his hand for you to stop. You should: a. stop and then go through the intersection a. stop and then go through the intersection b. go through the intersection b. go through the intersection c. stop and then go when the policeman tells you to c. stop and then go when the policeman tells you to Stop and then go when the policeman tells you to Stop and then go when the policeman tells you to

39. You must turn on your headlights on: A. only after dark A. only after dark B. ½ hour after sundown or when you cannot see clearly for 500 feet B. ½ hour after sundown or when you cannot see clearly for 500 feet C. when you cannot see for 1000 feet C. when you cannot see for 1000 feet ½ hour after sundown or when you cannot see clearly for 500 feet ½ hour after sundown or when you cannot see clearly for 500 feet

40. A light has changed from green to yellow. The yellow light means: A. speed up A. speed up B. stop if a policeman is watching B. stop if a policeman is watching C. clear the intersection C. clear the intersection Clear the intersection Clear the intersection

41. On a slippery pavement, you should: A. stop slowly and start fast A. stop slowly and start fast B. stop fast and start slowly B. stop fast and start slowly C. stop slowly and start slowly C. stop slowly and start slowly Stop slowly and start slowly Stop slowly and start slowly

42. The back of your car is skidding to the right, you should: A. turn your wheels to the right A. turn your wheels to the right B. turn your wheels to the left B. turn your wheels to the left C. keep your wheels as they are C. keep your wheels as they are Turn your wheels to the right Turn your wheels to the right

43. When you are parking down hill with a curb: A. turn your wheels toward the curb B. turn your wheels away from the curb A. turn your wheels toward the curb B. turn your wheels away from the curb C. do not turn your wheels C. do not turn your wheels Turn your wheels toward the curb. Turn your wheels toward the curb.

44. The speed limit in an urban (residential) area is: A. 20 mph A. 20 mph B. 30 mph B. 30 mph C. 25 mph C. 25 mph 30 mph 30 mph

45. Alabama’s basic speed law says, “Your reasonable speed should be determined by: A. existing conditions A. existing conditions B. whatever you want to do B. whatever you want to do C. whatever everyone else is doing C. whatever everyone else is doing Existing conditions Existing conditions

46. A flashing red light means: A. stop, treat as a stop sign A. stop, treat as a stop sign B. slow down to make sure it is clear B. slow down to make sure it is clear C. yield to other traffic C. yield to other traffic Stop and treat as a stop sigh Stop and treat as a stop sigh

47. How much space should you keep between you and the driver in front of you: A. 20 feet A. 20 feet B. 2 car lengths B. 2 car lengths C. 2 seconds C. 2 seconds 2 second 2 second

48. You are approaching a school bus that is taking on passengers: A. you should slow down to 15 mph A. you should slow down to 15 mph B. you should stop and wait until the bus moves on B. you should stop and wait until the bus moves on C. stop and then go C. stop and then go You should stop and wait until the bus moves on You should stop and wait until the bus moves on

49. The lap belt should be fastened: A. snugly across the hip bones A. snugly across the hip bones B. snugly over the abdomen B. snugly over the abdomen C. only over the shoulder C. only over the shoulder Snugly across the hip bones Snugly across the hip bones

50. The cause of most accidents is: A. mechanical failure A. mechanical failure B. driver error B. driver error C. poor police supervision C. poor police supervision Driver error Driver error

51. Most rear-end collisions are caused by: A. reckless driving A. reckless driving B. too much speed B. too much speed C. following too closely C. following too closely Following too closely Following too closely

52. If your right wheels drift off the road onto the shoulder, you should: A. keep our speed and make a hard turn back onto the road A. keep our speed and make a hard turn back onto the road B. slow down and turn gently onto the road B. slow down and turn gently onto the road C. keep your speed and turn gently onto the road C. keep your speed and turn gently onto the road Slow down and turn gently onto the road Slow down and turn gently onto the road

53. Carbon monoxide poisoning is most likely to occur: A. in the winter A. in the winter B. in the spring B. in the spring C. in the fall C. in the fall In the winter In the winter

54. You come up behind a cyclist on a narrow road with traffic coming the other way, you should: A. remain at a safe interval behind, and warn the cyclist you wish to pass A. remain at a safe interval behind, and warn the cyclist you wish to pass B. blast your horn to clear the cyclist off the road B. blast your horn to clear the cyclist off the road C. force your way pass the cyslist C. force your way pass the cyslist Remain at a safe interval behind, and warn the cyclist you wish to pass Remain at a safe interval behind, and warn the cyclist you wish to pass

55. Alcohol taken while using drugs will: A. double the effects of either the alcohol or drug A. double the effects of either the alcohol or drug B. reduce the effects of the alcohol or drug B. reduce the effects of the alcohol or drug C. greatly increase the effects of the alcohol or the drug C. greatly increase the effects of the alcohol or the drug Greatly increase the effects of the alcohol or the drug Greatly increase the effects of the alcohol or the drug