WorksheetsDriving Knowledge Worksheet
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
The speed limit approaching a school crosswalk is:
15 mph
20 mph
25 mph
A school bus is stopped on a four-lane road with its stop-sign arm extended, you must:
Slow down and proceed with caution
Stop if you are moving in the same direction of travel
Stop regardless of your direction of travel
All arrived at an uncontrolled intersection at the same time. Which has the right-of-way?
Car 2
Car 1
Car 3
When you see or hear an emergency vehicle approaching, you should:
Pull over to the side and stop.
Speed up to get out of the way.
Ignore it and continue driving.
Make a U-turn to avoid it.
This hand signal means:
Right turn
Stopping or slowing
Left turn
You should give the right-of-way to any pedestrian who is:
In a marked crosswalk
Crossing any street
In any crosswalk or intersection
When driving on wet roads you should:
Reduce your speed
Pump your brakes occasionally
Switch to low beam headlights
Before entering a road from an alley or driveway, you must:
Flash your high beam headlights
Sound your horn
Stop before reaching the sidewalk
When backing, you should:
Look in your inside rearview mirror
Turn and look out the rear window
Turn and look out the driver window
The car that made a correct turn was:
Car 2
Car 1
Car 3
If you are parking uphill and there is a curb, you should:
Turn your wheels to the right, toward the curb
Keep your wheels straight ahead
Turn your wheels to the left, away from the curb
When no speed limit is posted, the maximum speed in a business or residential area is:
30 mph
25 mph
35 mph
When driving a vehicle, you may:
Talk to more than one passenger in the vehicle
Write or read any text-based communication
Watch, record or broadcast video
If you intend to turn beyond an intersection, you should:
Wait to signal your turn until you are in the intersection
Signal your turn as you approach the intersection
Use a hand signal
It is illegal to follow fire vehicles traveling in response to an alarm, within:
500 feet
200 feet
300 feet
If you approach a school bus that is picking up or dropping off children, you must:
Stop and then proceed with caution
Stop until the bus is moving or the stop sign arm is no longer extended
Slow and yield the right-of-way to all pedestrians
This hand signal means:
Right turn
Stopping or slowing down
Left turn
It is safe to return to your lane after passing when:
You can see both headlights of the vehicle in your inside rearview mirror
The driver you just passed signals you over
When you can see the driver in your side mirror
If you are parking downhill, you should:
Keep your wheels straight ahead
Turn your wheels to the left, away from the edge of the road
Turn your wheels to the right, toward the edge of the road
Before you make a turn, use your turn signals:
For at least 500 feet
For at least 4 seconds
Only when other vehicles can be seen on the road
It is illegal to park if a crosswalk is within:
20 feet
10 feet
15 feet
Before you turn, you must signal continuously for at least:
20 feet
10 feet
15 feet
This hand signal means:
Stopping or slowing down
Left turn
Right turn
The wheelchair symbol in a parking space means that it is reserved for disabled persons:
But may be used by any driver if no other space is available
But may be used by any driver for loading and unloading
With no exceptions
The white car will turn left. The black car will go straight. Which has the right-of-way?
Black car
White car
Neither car
To make a left turn, you should turn into:
Lane 1
Lane 2
Either lane 1 or lane 2
It is illegal to park if a fire hydrant is within:
15 feet
5 feet
10 feet
A school bus with flashing lights has stopped on a divided highway. Who must stop?
Cars 1 and 2
Car 1 only
Cars 2 and 3
If you are parking uphill and there is no curb, you should:
Turn your wheels to the right, toward the edge of the road
Turn your wheels to the left, away from the edge of the road
Keep your wheels straight ahead
30. This sign means:
No entry
Stop
Yield
Speed limit
What does the road sign shown indicate?
Curves ahead
Slippery when wet
Hill ahead
When observing law enforcement lights and/or sirens activated behind you, drivers should:
Immediately yield to the right side of the roadway
Accelerate
Brake immediately
When stopped by law enforcement, drivers should:
Put the car in park and remain in the vehicle
Keep your seatbelt fastened and hands on the steering wheel in a visible location
All of the above
When stopped by law enforcement, if there is a firearm in the vehicle, the driver should:
Keep your hands on the steering wheel in a visible location
If requested, let the officer know that you have a firearm in the vehicle and where the firearm is located
All of the above
Signing for or accepting a citation from a law enforcement officer:
Is not an admission of guilt or responsibility
Is a promise to appear in the case of a criminal violation
All of the above
After a non-injury, fender bender collision, you should:
Leave the scene immediately without exchanging information.
Exchange insurance and contact information with the other driver.
Ignore the other driver and drive away.
Call for an ambulance even if no one is hurt.
When following a vehicle at night, lower your high beam headlights when you are within:
300 feet
100 feet
200 feet
When entering a freeway, you should not:
Use your turn signal
Match the speed of the traffic in the right lane
Cross a solid line
To avoid the glare from oncoming headlights:
Focus your eyes on the center line of the road
Glance back and forth between the side of the road and straight ahead
Focus your eyes on the side of the road
If your vehicle begins to hydroplane you should:
Release the accelerator
Pull off the road immediately and slow down gradually
Pump the brakes
You should avoid the right lane of the freeway during rush hour:
To allow emergency vehicles to pass
Because it is the most likely place for accidents
To leave room for vehicles entering and exiting
Switch to low beams when oncoming traffic is within:
750 feet
300 feet
500 feet
When driving on wet roads you should:
Reduce your speed
Pump your brakes occasionally
Switch to low beam headlights
If you have a tire blowout:
Pump the brakes rapidly and pull off the road
Do not brake, but slow down and pull off the road
Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid
If you drive in fog, you should turn on the:
Low beam headlights
Parking lights
High beam headlights
If you come upon a severe dust storm, you should:
Maintain your speed and don’t change lanes
Turn on your headlights
Reduce speed and pull off the road
When you merge onto a freeway, you should be driving:
At a slower speed than the traffic on the freeway
At or near the same speed as the traffic on the freeway
At a faster speed than the traffic on the freeway
At a complete stop before merging
The best way to bring your vehicle out of a skid is to:
Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid
Turn the wheel away from the direction of the skid
Pump the brakes
If you are in the black car, the most difficult car for you to see is:
Car 3
Car 2
Car 1
When following a vehicle at night, lower your high beam headlights when you are within:
300 feet
100 feet
200 feet
When entering a freeway, you should not:
Use your turn signal
Match the speed of the traffic in the right lane
Cross a solid line
To avoid the glare from oncoming headlights:
Focus your eyes on the center line of the road
Glance back and forth between the side of the road and straight ahead
Focus your eyes on the side of the road
If your vehicle begins to hydroplane you should:
Release the accelerator
Pull off the road immediately and slow down gradually
Pump the brakes
You should avoid the right lane of the freeway during rush hour:
To allow emergency vehicles to pass
Because it is the most likely place for accidents
To leave room for vehicles entering and exiting
Switch to low beams when oncoming traffic is within:
750 feet
300 feet
500 feet
When driving on wet roads you should:
Reduce your speed
Pump your brakes occasionally
Switch to low beam headlights
If you have a tire blowout:
Pump the brakes rapidly and pull off the road
Do not brake, but slow down and pull off the road
Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid
If you drive in fog, you should turn on the:
High beam headlights
Low beam headlights
Parking lights
If you come upon a severe dust storm, you should:
Maintain your speed and don’t change lanes
Turn on your headlights
Reduce speed and pull off the road
When you merge onto a freeway, you should be driving:
At the legal speed limit on the freeway
At the same speed as the traffic in the right lane
About 10 mph slower than the speed limit
The best way to bring your vehicle out of a skid is to:
Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid
Turn the wheel away from the direction of the skid
Pump the brakes
If you are in the black car, the most difficult car for you to see is:
Car 3
Car 2
Car 1
You should leave enough space between you and the vehicle directly in front of you:
To stay out of the other driver's blind spot
So the other driver can see both your headlights in the rearview mirror
To allow for a sudden stop
When changing lanes, check your side mirrors for other traffic and:
Slow down by at least one third
Check the inside rearview mirror
Turn your head quickly and look over your shoulder
To keep aware of the position of traffic behind you, it is best to:
Turn your head and look out the rear window
Check your rearview mirror often
Create a space cushion around you
The driver of this vehicle has a "blind spot" in:
Areas 1 and 3
Area 2
Areas 1 and 2
Normally, the distance from you to the vehicle ahead should be at least equivalent to:
5 seconds
3 seconds
2 seconds
If you come to an intersection and your view to the side is blocked, you should:
Stop, then inch forward until you can see clearly in both directions
Maintain speed and look both ways
Slow down and look both ways
You are required by law to notify the Motor Vehicle Division of a change of address within:
10 days
30 days
6 months
Penalties for the first conviction for driving under the influence are:
90 days jail, $3,000, alcohol treatment, community service and ignition interlock.
10 days jail, $1,250, alcohol treatment, community service and ignition interlock.
30 days jail, $1,500, alcohol treatment, community service and ignition interlock.
Penalties for the second conviction for driving under the extreme influence are:
30 days jail, $750, 1 year revocation, alcohol treatment, community service and ignition interlock
60 days jail, $1,500, 90 day suspension, alcohol treatment, community service and ignition interlock
120 days jail, $3,250, 1 year revocation, alcohol treatment, community service and ignition interlock
You are driving under the influence if your blood alcohol concentration is:
0.08% or above (0.04 if the vehicle requires a commercial license)
0.80% or above (0.40 if the vehicle requires a commercial license)
0.10% or above (0.04 if the vehicle requires a commercial license)
If under age 21, your license may be suspended if your blood alcohol concentration is:
0.10% or above
0.05% or above
Any amount
You are driving under the extreme influence if your blood alcohol concentration is:
0.18% or above
0.28% or above
0.15% or above
Bicyclists should:
Ride facing traffic
Ride with the flow of traffic
Ride on the sidewalk
When passing a bicycle traveling in the same direction, leave a distance of at least:
3 feet
6 feet
10 feet
Bicyclists must:
Stay in the right lane at all times
Obey the same traffic laws as motor vehicles
Never pass motor vehicles
It is illegal to follow fire vehicles traveling in response to an alarm, within:
500 feet.
1000 feet.
200 feet.
50 feet.
How far should you stay behind another vehicle while driving?
200 feet
300 feet
500 feet
The Arizona Distracted Driver law prohibits:
Holding or supporting a wireless device
Having another person in your car
Chewing gum
