Alaska DMV Permit Practice Test: 20 Free Questions

The Alaska DMV Learner's Permit Knowledge Test has 25 questions, and you need 20 correct (80%) to pass.

This free practice test is Practice Test 1 from the FlashPath Alaska question bank: 20 questions with the correct answer and an explanation for each. Score 16 or more to reach the same pass mark.

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  1. 1. At what breath test result level will the Division of Motor Vehicles administratively revoke the driving privileges of a non-commercial adult driver?

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    Answer: c) .08 or higher

    The DMV must administratively revoke driving privileges if an adult driver provides a breath test result of .08 or higher following a DUI arrest.

  2. 2. What is the only effective way to sober up after drinking alcohol?

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    Answer: b) Waiting for time to pass.

    Only time helps you sober up. Remedies like coffee, showers, or fresh air might wake you up but do not eliminate alcohol from your system.

  3. 3. What is the minimum court fine for a first-time DUI offense?

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    Answer: d) $1,500.

    The court fine for a first-time DUI offense is $1,500.

  4. 4. How does being thrown from a vehicle during a crash affect your chances of being killed?

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    Answer: c) It increases the chance by 25 times.

    Your chances of being killed are almost 25 times greater if you are thrown from the car during a crash.

  5. 5. Illustration for: What is the speed limit in a school zone unless otherwise posted? What is the speed limit in a school zone unless otherwise posted?

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    Answer: a) 20 mph.

    The speed limit in a school zone is 20 mph unless otherwise posted.

  6. 6. Illustration for: If traffic signals at an intersection are not working, you should: If traffic signals at an intersection are not working, you should:

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    Answer: d) Stop as you would at an uncontrolled intersection.

    Stop when signals are not working. Treat it as an uncontrolled intersection (typically 4-way stop rules apply in practice).

  7. 7. What is a recommended action before passing another vehicle?

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    Answer: a) Sound your horn to warn the driver ahead.

    Sound your horn to warn the driver ahead of your intention to pass.

  8. 8. What is the recommended method for determining a safe following distance?

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    Answer: b) The four-second interval method.

    The easiest way to calculate a safe following distance is by the four-second interval method.

  9. 9. What is the requirement for a driver when a 'ONE WAY' sign with an arrow pointing to the right is posted?

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    Answer: b) Traffic is permitted to move only in the direction of the arrow.

    A 'ONE WAY' sign indicates that traffic on that street travels only in the direction shown by the arrow.

  10. 10. If there are no sidewalks, on which side of the highway should pedestrians walk?

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    Answer: a) On the left side, facing oncoming traffic.

    Pedestrians should walk on the left side of the highway, facing oncoming traffic, to see vehicles approaching.

  1. 11. Illustration for: When making a left turn on a solid green light, what must you do? When making a left turn on a solid green light, what must you do?

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    Answer: a) Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

    On a solid green ball, you may go if clear, but if turning left, you must yield to vehicles going straight in the opposite direction and pedestrians.

  2. 12. Illustration for: What should you do when you see this sign? What should you do when you see this sign?

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    Answer: b) Do not proceed past this sign.

    The 'Do Not Enter' sign indicates you are entering a roadway or ramp in the wrong direction and must not proceed past the sign.

  3. 13. Illustration for: What is the purpose of a stop line? What is the purpose of a stop line?

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    Answer: d) To show the farthest point a vehicle may extend into an intersection.

    Stop lines indicate the farthest point a vehicle may extend into the intersection or where it must stop to allow a clear view.

  4. 14. What is the requirement for a bicyclist who chooses to wear headphones while riding in Alaska?

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    Answer: b) They must keep at least one earbud out at all times.

    Bicyclists must keep one earbud out to ensure they can hear important environmental sounds like sirens, horns, shouting pedestrians, or car doors opening for their own safety.

  5. 15. Illustration for: What type of information do white on blue signs provide? What type of information do white on blue signs provide?

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    Answer: a) Services such as gas, food, and lodging.

    White on blue signs indicate services for driver convenience, such as gas, food, lodging, and rest areas.

  6. 16. If your vehicle is stuck on railroad tracks and no warning lights are active, what should you do?

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    Answer: c) Get out, then call 911 and the ENS number.

    Even if lights are not flashing, you should get out of the vehicle immediately and then contact authorities (911 and the railroad via the ENS number).

  7. 17. Which of the following items should you carry for safety when driving at night?

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    Answer: d) A flashlight and flares.

    To prepare for emergencies or breakdowns at night, it is recommended to carry a flashlight and flares in your vehicle.

  8. 18. What should you do with your hands if stopped by a law enforcement officer?

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    Answer: c) Keep them visible, such as on the steering wheel.

    During a traffic stop, keep your hands visible, such as on the steering wheel.

  9. 19. If your wheels run off the roadway, what should you do?

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    Answer: c) Stop feeding gas, brake lightly, and turn back onto pavement at slow speed.

    If wheels go off the roadway: stop feeding gas, maintain a firm grip on the steering wheel, brake lightly, and return to the pavement at a slow speed when safe.

  10. 20. How deep must water be to reach the bottom of most passenger cars and potentially cause stalling?

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    Answer: a) 6 inches.

    6 inches of water will reach the bottom of most passenger cars, causing loss of control or possible stalling.

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