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  1. 1. You and a car on your right reach an intersection at the same time. Neither road has stop signs, yield signs, or traffic signals. Both drivers intend to go straight. Who must yield?
  2. 2. At an all-way stop, a car on your left stopped before you did. You have now stopped too, and the intersection is clear. Which driver should proceed first?
  3. 3. You are stopped at a circular red light in the left lane of a one-way street. The intersecting street is also one-way, with traffic moving to your left. No sign prohibits a left turn. What may you do?
  4. 4. You have stopped at a red light where a right turn is permitted. A pedestrian is still crossing the lane you would enter. What should you do?
  5. 5. You want to turn left into a driveway on a two-way road. An oncoming car is close enough that your turn would make it brake. What should you do?
  6. 6. Your driveway crosses a sidewalk before reaching the street. A pedestrian is approaching across your intended path, and street traffic is also approaching. What is required before entering?
  7. 7. An ambulance approaches from behind with flashing emergency lights and its siren sounding. You are clear of intersections, the right shoulder is safe to use, and no officer directs otherwise. What should you do?
  8. 8. A patrol car with flashing blue lights is stopped on the right shoulder. You are in the right lane of a highway with two lanes in your direction. The left lane is clear, and changing lanes is lawful and safe. What should you do?
  9. 9. A stationary tow truck is recovering a vehicle on the right shoulder with amber lights flashing. Traffic prevents you from safely leaving the adjacent lane. No officer directs you otherwise. What should you do?
  10. 10. A school bus stops for children with red lights flashing and its stop arm extended. It is coming the opposite way on a road with one travel lane each way and a painted center turn lane, but no median. Must you stop?
  11. 11. A raised median continuously separates the two opposing roadways of a divided highway. A school bus is stopped for children with red lights flashing on the opposite roadway. You are not following or traveling alongside it in its direction. What applies to you?
  12. 12. On a divided highway, you approach a school bus from behind in the lane next to it. The bus has stopped for children with red lights flashing and its stop arm extended. Does the median let you continue past it?
  13. 13. You stopped behind a school bus unloading children. Its warning lights go off and the stop arm folds in, but a child is still crossing the road ahead of you. What should you do?
  14. 14. You are considering passing a slow car on a two-lane road. A nearby hill hides any oncoming traffic beyond its crest. What should guide your decision?
  15. 15. The road ahead appears suitable for a lawful pass. Before moving left, you check your mirrors but cannot account for a car that was behind you moments ago. What should you do?
  16. 16. You are lawfully passing a car on a straight two-lane road. Your front bumper has just moved ahead of the other car, but you are not yet safely clear of it. When should you return to the right lane?
  17. 17. A car is overtaking you on a two-lane road. You notice you are below the posted speed limit. Should you accelerate while it is still passing?
  18. 18. An obstruction blocks your lane on a two-way road. Going around it would put your car in the opposing lane, where a vehicle is approaching. What should you do?
  19. 19. Your entry lane joins moving traffic without a stop control. There is a usable gap behind one car, while the space beside you is occupied. What is the best way to merge?
  20. 20. Every curbside space is occupied. You plan to leave your car on the street side of a parked car while going into a shop. Is using hazard lights enough to make that parking permitted?
  21. 21. You want to park to check directions. A crossover in the area between the roadways of a divided highway is empty. There is no emergency and no officer directing you there. May you use it as a parking spot?
  22. 22. You intend to turn right at an intersection. A bicyclist in the bicycle lane on your right is continuing straight and will reach your turning path with you. What should you do?
  23. 23. You are in the outer of two lanes designated for a left turn. Both turning lanes continue into corresponding lanes on the new street. What should you do while turning?
  24. 24. You are stopped in a left-turn lane waiting for a gap in opposing traffic. You have not begun the turn. How should you position the front wheels?
  25. 25. There is no no-U-turn sign, but you are near a hilltop where drivers approaching from the other side cannot see your car. May you make a U-turn there?
  26. 26. Another driver used your car and changed the seat and mirror positions. When should you restore a clear, comfortable driving view?
  27. 27. You have just cleaned and replaced the driver's floor mat. What should you check before setting off?
  28. 28. On a long straight road, you notice that you are staring at the vehicle directly ahead. What should you change?
  29. 29. You are traveling beside a large truck where its driver may not be able to see your car. What is the safer plan?
  30. 30. An approaching motorcycle's turn signal is flashing, but the rider has not begun to turn. What should you assume?
  31. 31. If you must continue through fog, which headlight setting generally gives the better view of the road?
  32. 32. A pair of taillights becomes visible through thick fog. Why should you reduce speed further instead of using them to judge a normal gap?
  33. 33. Rain has left water on the road surface. Which adjustment helps reduce the risk of the tires riding on a layer of water?
  34. 34. You are approaching a curve on a rain-slick road. When is the best time to reduce to a suitable speed?
  35. 35. Your parked car has snow and ice on its windows. What preparation is needed before you drive onto the road?
  36. 36. When checking your car's tires while they are cold, where should you find the recommended inflation pressure?
  37. 37. Your right wheels drop onto the shoulder, and there is room ahead to regain control. What should you avoid doing?
  38. 38. A tire suddenly blows out while you are driving. Which initial response best supports keeping the car controllable?
  39. 39. At night, your stopping distance would extend beyond the road illuminated by your headlights. What should you do?
  40. 40. You are struggling to stay awake on a long drive. Which response addresses the immediate safety problem?
  41. 41. You use a road daily, but construction is moving along it. Why should you reassess the lane layout on each trip?
  42. 42. Workers are close to the right edge of your open lane. A lane change is not possible, but you have safe room within your lane. What can add clearance?
  43. 43. You are following traffic as weather and visibility deteriorate. How should your following gap compare with the one used in good conditions?
  44. 44. You have passed your intended expressway exit. What is the safe response?
  45. 45. You have safely entered the deceleration lane for your expressway exit. What is that lane intended to let you do?
  46. 46. A passenger wants to stretch during an expressway trip. There is no emergency. Where should you plan to stop?
  47. 47. A motorcycle is riding on the left side of its lane, leaving space to its right. May you drive beside it in that same lane?
  48. 48. A motorcycle approaching a junction looks small. Why is a second careful look important before crossing its path?
  49. 49. A motorcycle ahead changes position within its lane near rough pavement. How should you interpret that movement?
  50. 50. A long truck is preparing to turn near you. Why should you leave extra maneuvering room?
  51. 51. Your navigation app directs you into an opening where this sign faces you. What should you do?
    Red circular field containing a horizontal white bar and white lettering.
  52. 52. You missed your destination and see this sign at the next intersection. How does it affect your plan?
    White square with a curved black arrow beneath a red circle and diagonal slash.
  53. 53. This sign is mounted at the nose of a median. Which route around the median does it require?
    White upright rectangle with a black arrow bending around a black shape.
  54. 54. This sign faces your approach without a time restriction. The traffic light turns green. May you turn right?
    White square with a bent black arrow pointing right beneath a red circle and slash.
  55. 55. After seeing this sign, which road layout should you prepare for?
    Yellow diamond with a black arrow following several alternating bends.
  56. 56. You are leaving a one-way section and encounter this sign. What change must you anticipate?
    Yellow diamond with two vertical black arrows pointing in opposite directions.
  57. 57. What change ahead does this sign ask you to prepare for?
    Yellow diamond showing opposite black arrows with a black shape between them near the top.
  58. 58. You are on a divided highway when this sign appears. Which expectation should you change?
    Yellow diamond showing opposite black arrows with a black shape between them near the bottom.
  59. 59. As you approach this sign, which development on your right should you watch for?
    Yellow diamond with an upright black arrow and a diagonal black branch joining it.
  60. 60. Rain is falling as you approach this sign. What hazard should guide your driving?
    Yellow diamond with a black vehicle silhouette above two curving black tracks.
  61. 61. This is a fixed roadside sign, not an illuminated signal. How should you respond to it?
    Yellow diamond containing a vertical black housing with red, yellow, and green circles.
  62. 62. You see this warning before reaching an intersection. What should you begin doing?
    Yellow diamond with a black upward arrow above a small red eight-sided shape.
  63. 63. A flashing yellow left arrow faces you, and oncoming vehicles are approaching. What must you do before turning?
  64. 64. Your approach has a flashing red traffic light. What is required even when you see no other road users?
  65. 65. A steady red X is displayed above the lane you are considering entering. What does it mean for your direction?
  66. 66. All traffic lights at a normal intersection are completely out, and no officer is directing traffic. How should drivers treat it?
  67. 67. You approach a pedestrian hybrid beacon displaying alternating flashing red lights. What should you do?
  68. 68. A two-lane road has a broken yellow center line beside a solid yellow line. The solid line is nearest you. May you cross it to pass?
  69. 69. Two solid white lines separate your lane from the adjacent lane. What should you do if you want to change lanes there?
  70. 70. Traffic ahead is slow, and a shared center left-turn lane is empty. May you use that lane to pass the queue while continuing straight?
  71. 71. For Georgia's ordinary Class CP learner-permit path, what is the minimum application age?
  72. 72. Each proposed supervisor has a valid Class C license and is fit and capable of taking control. Which arrangement meets Georgia's remaining Class CP supervision conditions?
  73. 73. A first-time applicant is obtaining a Georgia Class CP learner's permit. Which examinations does the permit checklist require?
  74. 74. A 17-year-old Georgia CP applicant has graduated from high school and is not currently enrolled. Which document is an accepted option for the school-status requirement?
  75. 75. A Georgia teen has satisfied the required CP holding period and the other ordinary Class D qualifications. At what minimum age may the teen apply for Class D?
  76. 76. For an ordinary Georgia Class D application, how long must the teen have held a valid Class CP permit? Assume no military exception applies.
  77. 77. A 17-year-old is applying for an ordinary Georgia Class D license and is not using a military exception. How does Joshua's Law apply?
  78. 78. A 16-year-old has completed only the approved online theory portion of a Joshua's Law method. What remains necessary to satisfy that method's training requirements?
  79. 79. A Georgia teen applying for Class D was unable to complete ADAP through high school. Which DDS option can satisfy this alcohol-and-drug-awareness requirement?
  80. 80. A Georgia Class D holder plans to drive home from work at 12:30 a.m. A parent approves. What does the Class D curfew permit?
  81. 81. A Georgia driver received Class D two months ago. Considering only the first-six-month passenger restriction, which person may ride along?
  82. 82. A Georgia teen has held Class D for eight months. What is the maximum number of passengers under 21 who are not immediate family during this stage?
  83. 83. A 17-year-old Georgia driver has held Class D for fourteen months and still holds that class. How many nonfamily passengers under 21 does this stage allow at most?
  84. 84. An otherwise eligible Georgia Class D holder has turned 18 and wants a Class C license. Which action matches DDS's published upgrade process?
  85. 85. For Georgia's ordinary first-time Class C application path, what is the minimum age? Assume no out-of-state transfer or military exception applies.
  86. 86. A 20-year-old is obtaining a first-ever driver's license in Georgia, with no prior testing completed. Which examinations does the Class C checklist require?
  87. 87. Which score pair passes both sections of Georgia's noncommercial knowledge examination? Each section has 20 questions.
  88. 88. An applicant is planning a first standard noncommercial knowledge test and a later automobile road test at DDS. No oral-test accommodation or retest is involved. Which appointment plan matches DDS guidance?
  89. 89. According to DDS's current dedicated language page, how does the 26-language offering apply to the noncommercial knowledge examination?
  90. 90. A first-time Georgia Class C applicant has never held a Georgia license or ID. The U.S. birth certificate shows an earlier legal name. What is needed to connect it to the current legal name?
  91. 91. During an ordinary, non-emergency trip on a Georgia public road, you hold your phone below the steering wheel while talking on speakerphone. Which statement is correct?
  92. 92. You stop in a traffic lane at a red light. No emergency is involved. Does that stop let you pick up your phone as though the car were lawfully parked?
  93. 93. Your phone is secured in a mount during an ordinary drive. An email appears on its screen. What should you do?
  94. 94. On an ordinary trip, which display use falls within Georgia's stated exception to the driver's ban on watching video on a phone or stand-alone electronic device?
  95. 95. Which ordinary message use is expressly excepted from Georgia's ban on writing, sending, or reading text-based communications while driving?
  96. 96. Which use matches Georgia's stated exception to the video-recording restriction during ordinary driving?
  97. 97. Which call purpose is specifically covered by an exception in Georgia's hands-free law?
  98. 98. You plan to listen to a streaming music app that requires touching your phone to choose a playlist. When should you do that setup?
  99. 99. A child's rear-facing seat still fits the child within all of its manufacturer's limits. A caregiver wants to turn it forward just because the child has grown older. What does Georgia DPH recommend?
  100. 100. A child still fits within the manufacturer's limits for a forward-facing seat with a five-point harness. Which choice follows Georgia DPH's safety recommendation?
  101. 101. A child fits an adult belt in one car but the belt crosses the child's neck and abdomen in another. The child is still within the limits of an appropriate booster. What is the safer choice for the second car?
  102. 102. You are installing a child seat in a different car and are unsure which installation arrangement is permitted. What should you do before carrying the child?
  103. 103. An adult passenger says the front air bag makes a seat belt unnecessary. What is the correct safety response?
  104. 104. Before departure, an adult passenger puts the shoulder belt under an arm to keep it away from the neck. What correction is appropriate?
  105. 105. If you are found at fault in a covered crash, what is the main purpose of your automobile liability coverage?
  106. 106. An owner keeps only coverage for theft and fire damage to the owner's car, but cancels liability insurance. Is that enough to meet Georgia's insurance requirement for driving the car on public roads?
  107. 107. Your Georgia-registered car is inoperable and will not be driven. You intend to cancel its liability policy. What does DOR say to do first?
  108. 108. You voluntarily canceled a car's Georgia registration while it was stored. It is now repaired and insured again, but its registration has not been reinstated. May you drive it on public roads?
  109. 109. You have owned your personal car for two years. It has an ordinary personal insurance policy, not a fleet, self-insurance, rental, commercial, or IRP arrangement. How should you verify that Georgia DOR has received proof of coverage?
  110. 110. Your title and registration show the correct vehicle identification number, but your insurance policy card has a wrong digit. Who should you contact promptly to correct the insurance information?
  111. 111. After urgent safety and medical needs at a crash are addressed, which information set is most useful for the insurance claim?
  112. 112. Another driver appears to have caused a crash involving your car. After immediate scene needs are handled, what does Georgia OCI recommend about telling your own insurer?
  113. 113. Road and weather conditions change soon after a crash. When it is safe to document the event, what should you record for the claim?
  114. 114. A police officer has attended your crash. Which follow-up will help you obtain the official report for your insurance claim?
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  1. You and a car on your right reach an intersection at the same time. Neither road has stop signs, yield signs, or traffic signals. Both drivers intend to go straight. Who must yield?

    Correct answer: You must yield to the car on your right

    At an uncontrolled intersection, a simultaneous arrival is resolved by yielding to the vehicle on the right. Do not use vehicle size or road width to decide who goes first.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 17 (physical 18), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / uncontrolled intersections. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  2. At an all-way stop, a car on your left stopped before you did. You have now stopped too, and the intersection is clear. Which driver should proceed first?

    Correct answer: The other driver, who stopped before you

    At an all-way stop, arrival order applies when the vehicles did not arrive together. The right-side tie rule does not let a later arrival take an earlier driver's turn.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 17 (physical 18), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / four-way stops. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  3. You are stopped at a circular red light in the left lane of a one-way street. The intersecting street is also one-way, with traffic moving to your left. No sign prohibits a left turn. What may you do?

    Correct answer: Turn left after yielding and confirming the turn is safe

    Georgia permits this one-way-to-one-way left turn on red when it is not prohibited. A complete stop, yielding to traffic and pedestrians, and a safe path are still required.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 18 (physical 19), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / left turn on red. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  4. You have stopped at a red light where a right turn is permitted. A pedestrian is still crossing the lane you would enter. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Remain stopped until the pedestrian is clear and the turn is safe

    Permission to turn on red does not give you priority over a pedestrian crossing your path. Stay stopped, yield, and turn only when you can do so safely.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 18 (physical 19), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / right turn on red (begins physical 18); pedestrian turn guidance physical 21. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued; https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  5. You want to turn left into a driveway on a two-way road. An oncoming car is close enough that your turn would make it brake. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Wait for a safe gap in the oncoming traffic

    A left turn into a driveway requires yielding to opposing traffic, just as a left turn at an intersection does. Signaling does not create a safe gap or transfer the right-of-way.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 17 (physical 18), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / left turns into alleys or driveways. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  6. Your driveway crosses a sidewalk before reaching the street. A pedestrian is approaching across your intended path, and street traffic is also approaching. What is required before entering?

    Correct answer: Stop and yield to the pedestrian and approaching street traffic

    Before entering or crossing a roadway from a private access, stop and yield to pedestrians and vehicles already using the sidewalk or roadway. Your driveway access does not give you priority.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 17 (physical 18), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / entering from private roads or alleys. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  7. An ambulance approaches from behind with flashing emergency lights and its siren sounding. You are clear of intersections, the right shoulder is safe to use, and no officer directs otherwise. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Slow, move safely to the right shoulder, and stop

    Yield to the approaching ambulance, move safely as close as possible to the right edge, and stop clear of intersections. Remain stopped until it passes unless a law enforcement officer directs otherwise. The scenario provides a safe right shoulder.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 17 (physical 18), moving emergency vehicles. Current law corroboration: 2026 Act 640 / HB 1161, Section 1, O.C.G.A. 40-6-74(a), physical/printed page 2; Section 8(a), page 8, effective July 1, 2026. https://gov.georgia.gov/document/2026-signed-legislation/hb-1161/download#page=2. Ambulance-yield scenario, not the separate traffic-stop provision of subsection (b). Reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  8. A patrol car with flashing blue lights is stopped on the right shoulder. You are in the right lane of a highway with two lanes in your direction. The left lane is clear, and changing lanes is lawful and safe. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Move into the left lane to leave space beside the patrol car

    Georgia's move-over guidance calls for a safe, lawful move into a lane not adjacent to the stopped emergency vehicle. This scenario is different from pulling over for an emergency vehicle approaching from behind.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 18 (physical 19), The Move Over Law. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://www.gahighwaysafety.org/move-over-law/. ↗

  9. A stationary tow truck is recovering a vehicle on the right shoulder with amber lights flashing. Traffic prevents you from safely leaving the adjacent lane. No officer directs you otherwise. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Slow below the posted limit to suit conditions and be ready to stop

    When a safe, lawful lane change is not possible beside a qualifying stationary recovery vehicle, reduce speed below the posted limit as conditions require and be prepared to stop. Do not force a dangerous merge.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 18 (physical 19), The Move Over Law / no safe lane change. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://www.gahighwaysafety.org/move-over-law/. ↗

  10. A school bus stops for children with red lights flashing and its stop arm extended. It is coming the opposite way on a road with one travel lane each way and a painted center turn lane, but no median. Must you stop?

    Correct answer: Yes, traffic in both directions must stop

    A painted center turn lane does not create the median-separated-roadway exception. The DDS school-bus diagram requires both directions to stop in this layout.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 9, printed 44 (physical 45), Sharing the Road With School Buses / Operation Stop Arm diagram, two-lane roadway with a center turning lane. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-9-continued-sharing-road; https://dds.georgia.gov/press-releases/2025-08-05/practice-back-school-safety. ↗

  11. A raised median continuously separates the two opposing roadways of a divided highway. A school bus is stopped for children with red lights flashing on the opposite roadway. You are not following or traveling alongside it in its direction. What applies to you?

    Correct answer: The bus-stop requirement does not apply across this median; stay alert

    The DDS median exception applies to vehicles traveling on the separate opposite roadway. Continue watching for children; the exception does not remove the duty to drive safely.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 9, printed 44 (physical 45), Sharing the Road With School Buses / median exception and Operation Stop Arm divided-highway diagram. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-9-continued-sharing-road; https://dds.georgia.gov/press-releases/2025-08-05/practice-back-school-safety. ↗

  12. On a divided highway, you approach a school bus from behind in the lane next to it. The bus has stopped for children with red lights flashing and its stop arm extended. Does the median let you continue past it?

    Correct answer: No, traffic in both same-direction lanes must stop

    A median excuses only traffic on the separate opposite roadway. Drivers following or traveling alongside the bus in the same direction must stop.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 9, printed 44 (physical 45), Sharing the Road With School Buses / same-direction traffic on divided highways. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-9-continued-sharing-road; https://dds.georgia.gov/press-releases/2025-08-05/practice-back-school-safety. ↗

  13. You stopped behind a school bus unloading children. Its warning lights go off and the stop arm folds in, but a child is still crossing the road ahead of you. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Remain stopped until the child is clear and it is safe

    The children must be clear of the roadway as well as the bus's signal or movement condition being satisfied. The end of the warning signals is not permission to drive into a child's path.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 9, printed 44 (physical 45), Sharing the Road With School Buses / remaining stopped. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/press-releases/2025-08-05/practice-back-school-safety. ↗

  14. You are considering passing a slow car on a two-lane road. A nearby hill hides any oncoming traffic beyond its crest. What should guide your decision?

    Correct answer: Stay behind until you can verify a safe, lawful passing opportunity

    Do not pass where a hill prevents you from seeing oncoming vehicles that could create a hazard. Not seeing a vehicle behind the crest does not establish a clear passing path.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 19 (physical 20), Passing is prohibited on two-lane roads / hills and curves (begins physical 19). Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  15. The road ahead appears suitable for a lawful pass. Before moving left, you check your mirrors but cannot account for a car that was behind you moments ago. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Check the blind spot and make sure no vehicle is already passing you

    Before leaving your lane to pass, check mirrors and the blind spot so you know another driver is not already overtaking. A signal alone does not make a lane movement safe.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 18 (physical 19), How To Pass On A Two-Lane Road / mirrors and blind spot. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  16. You are lawfully passing a car on a straight two-lane road. Your front bumper has just moved ahead of the other car, but you are not yet safely clear of it. When should you return to the right lane?

    Correct answer: After you are safely clear and can see the passed car in your rearview mirror

    Do not cut back while the cars still overlap or the gap is unsafe. DDS advises waiting until you are safely clear and can see the passed vehicle in the rearview mirror, then signaling your return.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 18 (physical 19), How To Pass On A Two-Lane Road / returning right. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  17. A car is overtaking you on a two-lane road. You notice you are below the posted speed limit. Should you accelerate while it is still passing?

    Correct answer: No; let the driver complete the pass without increasing your speed

    Georgia prohibits increasing your speed before an overtaking vehicle has completely passed. Being below the limit does not justify making its passing maneuver longer or harder.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 19 (physical 20), When Someone Passes You. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/drivers-manual. ↗

  18. An obstruction blocks your lane on a two-way road. Going around it would put your car in the opposing lane, where a vehicle is approaching. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield to the oncoming vehicle and wait for a safe opportunity

    A necessary move left of center to get around an obstruction still requires yielding to oncoming traffic. The obstruction does not give you priority over the opposing lane.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 19 (physical 20), Passing is Permitted When / obstruction and oncoming traffic. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  19. Your entry lane joins moving traffic without a stop control. There is a usable gap behind one car, while the space beside you is occupied. What is the best way to merge?

    Correct answer: Adjust your speed and position to enter the gap safely

    DDS advises adjusting speed and position for a safe merge. Choose usable space in the traffic flow instead of assuming nearby drivers must make room for your car.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 17 (physical 18), Laws Governing Right-of-Way / merging into other traffic. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-continued. ↗

  20. Every curbside space is occupied. You plan to leave your car on the street side of a parked car while going into a shop. Is using hazard lights enough to make that parking permitted?

    Correct answer: No, you must find a place where parking is allowed

    Parking on the street side of an already parked vehicle is prohibited. Hazard lights or a short errand do not turn that double-parking location into a lawful parking space.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 20 (physical 21), Stopping, Standing, and Parking / street side of a parked vehicle. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  21. You want to park to check directions. A crossover in the area between the roadways of a divided highway is empty. There is no emergency and no officer directing you there. May you use it as a parking spot?

    Correct answer: No, the area between the roadways, including crossovers, is not for parking

    DDS lists the area between roadways of a divided highway, including crossovers, among prohibited parking locations. An empty crossover is not a substitute for a lawful place to park.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 20 (physical 21), Stopping, Standing, and Parking / divided-highway area and crossovers. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  22. You intend to turn right at an intersection. A bicyclist in the bicycle lane on your right is continuing straight and will reach your turning path with you. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield to the bicyclist before making the right turn

    Before turning right across a bicycle lane, yield to a bicyclist traveling straight through the intersection. Your turn signal does not give you priority across the rider's path.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 19 (physical 20), How To Make A Right Turn / bicycle lane. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  23. You are in the outer of two lanes designated for a left turn. Both turning lanes continue into corresponding lanes on the new street. What should you do while turning?

    Correct answer: Stay in the corresponding outer lane through the turn

    When multiple turn lanes are provided, finish in the corresponding lane. Do not cut across the other turning lane or change lanes within the intersection.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 19 (physical 20), How To Make A Left Turn / multiple turning lanes and lane changes. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  24. You are stopped in a left-turn lane waiting for a gap in opposing traffic. You have not begun the turn. How should you position the front wheels?

    Correct answer: Keep them straight until you begin making the turn

    DDS instructs drivers to keep the wheels straight until beginning the left turn. Prepare with lane position and a signal rather than pre-turning the wheels while waiting.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 19 (physical 20), How To Make A Left Turn / wheel position. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  25. There is no no-U-turn sign, but you are near a hilltop where drivers approaching from the other side cannot see your car. May you make a U-turn there?

    Correct answer: No, the blocked view makes this an unsuitable place for a U-turn

    Do not make a U-turn near the top of a hill when approaching drivers cannot see you. The absence of a no-U-turn sign does not remove this visibility restriction.

    Source: Georgia DDS Drivers' Manual 2023-2024, Section 5, printed 20 (physical 21), U-Turns / visibility near hilltops. Current official HTML corroboration accessed 2026-09-13: https://dds.georgia.gov/section-5-turning-signals-parallel-parking. ↗

  26. Another driver used your car and changed the seat and mirror positions. When should you restore a clear, comfortable driving view?

    Correct answer: Before you begin moving the vehicle.

    Adjust the seat and mirrors before driving. You need a clear view and suitable driving position before you move into traffic, not while trying to steer through it.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 38: Section 8, Entering the Car ↗

  27. You have just cleaned and replaced the driver's floor mat. What should you check before setting off?

    Correct answer: That it is secure and cannot interfere with the pedals.

    Verify that the floor mat is correctly installed and cannot interfere with pedal movement. A loose, shifted, or overlapping mat can obstruct vehicle controls.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 39: Section 8, Tips for Safe Winter Driving ↗

  28. On a long straight road, you notice that you are staring at the vehicle directly ahead. What should you change?

    Correct answer: Scan ahead and around, including regular mirror checks.

    Keep your eyes moving to assess the roadway ahead, nearby hazards, and traffic to the sides and rear. Fixating on one vehicle or line can hide developing trouble elsewhere.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 41: Section 8, Tips for Expressway Driving - Drive Defensively ↗

  29. You are traveling beside a large truck where its driver may not be able to see your car. What is the safer plan?

    Correct answer: Adjust your position safely to avoid lingering there.

    Avoid remaining in another driver's blind spot, particularly beside a large truck. Change your position only as traffic conditions safely allow; do not assume the driver knows your car is there.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 41: Section 8, Tips for Expressway Driving - Stay Out of Another Driver's Blind Spot ↗

  30. An approaching motorcycle's turn signal is flashing, but the rider has not begun to turn. What should you assume?

    Correct answer: The signal alone does not confirm that the rider will turn.

    Some motorcycle turn signals do not cancel automatically. Wait for the rider's actual movement instead of relying on the flashing signal as proof of an intended turn.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 43: Section 9, Sharing the Road With Motorcycles - Intersections ↗

  31. If you must continue through fog, which headlight setting generally gives the better view of the road?

    Correct answer: Low beams, with speed reduced for the visibility.

    Use low beams and reduce speed in fog. High beams can reflect glare back at you and make it harder to see the road.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 38: Section 8, Fog ↗

  32. A pair of taillights becomes visible through thick fog. Why should you reduce speed further instead of using them to judge a normal gap?

    Correct answer: Fog makes judging the gap less reliable.

    Seeing lights through fog does not establish a safe following distance. DDS advises reducing speed further because fog can make the separation between vehicles difficult to judge.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 38: Section 8, Fog ↗

  33. Rain has left water on the road surface. Which adjustment helps reduce the risk of the tires riding on a layer of water?

    Correct answer: Reduce speed so the tires can better maintain road contact.

    Slowing down on a wet roadway helps reduce hydroplaning risk. As speed rises, tires may be less able to clear water and can lose contact with the pavement. This is not advice to enter flooded or impassable water.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 38: Section 8, Hydroplaning ↗

  34. You are approaching a curve on a rain-slick road. When is the best time to reduce to a suitable speed?

    Correct answer: Before entering the curve.

    Reduce speed before the curve, especially on a slippery road. Waiting until you are already turning can require sudden braking or steering when tire grip is limited.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 39: Section 8, Curves - continuation from printed p. 38 ↗

  35. Your parked car has snow and ice on its windows. What preparation is needed before you drive onto the road?

    Correct answer: Clear snow and ice from all window surfaces.

    Remove snow and ice from all windows before driving. A small cleared patch or a windshield-only view can leave hazards hidden to the sides and rear.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 39: Section 8, Winter Driving ↗

  36. When checking your car's tires while they are cold, where should you find the recommended inflation pressure?

    Correct answer: Use the vehicle's tire placard or owner's manual.

    Use the vehicle manufacturer's recommended pressure shown on the vehicle label or in the owner's manual, not the maximum printed on the tire. Check with a tire-pressure gauge when the tires are cold.

    Source: NHTSA TireWise, Maintenance - Tire Pressure and Maintaining Proper Tire Pressure ↗

  37. Your right wheels drop onto the shoulder, and there is room ahead to regain control. What should you avoid doing?

    Correct answer: Jerking the steering wheel to get back immediately.

    Do not yank the vehicle back onto the pavement. Hold the wheel securely, reduce speed in a controlled manner, and assess traffic and a safe return point before re-entering. Avoid sudden hard braking.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 39: Section 8, Leaving the Roadway ↗

  38. A tire suddenly blows out while you are driving. Which initial response best supports keeping the car controllable?

    Correct answer: Hold the wheel with both hands and avoid abrupt inputs.

    NHTSA says to keep the vehicle balanced: hold the wheel with both hands, avoid slamming the brakes or abruptly lifting off the accelerator, and gradually ease off while stabilizing the car. Once stable, slow further and pull off where and when it is safe.

    Source: NHTSA TireWise, Maintenance - Tire Blowouts: What should I do if I have a tire blowout while driving? ↗

  39. At night, your stopping distance would extend beyond the road illuminated by your headlights. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Reduce speed so you can stop within the distance you can see.

    Do not overdrive your headlights. Travel slowly enough to stop within the illuminated distance, rather than relying on a clear-looking patch of road or another driver's lights.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 24: Section 5, Night Driving ↗

  40. You are struggling to stay awake on a long drive. Which response addresses the immediate safety problem?

    Correct answer: Stop driving at a safe place and get rest.

    Stop in a safe location and rest rather than trying to push through sleepiness. NHTSA emphasizes adequate sleep; caffeine alone may not make a sleep-deprived driver safe, and any short-term increase in alertness is temporary.

    Source: NHTSA Drowsy Driving, Tips to Drive Alert - How To Avoid Driving Drowsy and Short-Term Interventions ↗

  41. You use a road daily, but construction is moving along it. Why should you reassess the lane layout on each trip?

    Correct answer: Lane closures and travel patterns can change as work progresses.

    Work-zone lane patterns can change as the job progresses. Familiarity with yesterday's route is not a substitute for observing today's signs, markings, and traffic path.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 22: Section 5, Highway Work Zones - Adjust Your Lane Position ↗

  42. Workers are close to the right edge of your open lane. A lane change is not possible, but you have safe room within your lane. What can add clearance?

    Correct answer: Shift slightly away from the workers while staying in your lane.

    When it is safe, a small position adjustment within your lane can add clearance from workers. Do not cross into another lane, a closed area, or a position that creates a new hazard.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 22: Section 5, Highway Work Zones - Adjust Your Lane Position ↗

  43. You are following traffic as weather and visibility deteriorate. How should your following gap compare with the one used in good conditions?

    Correct answer: Increase it to allow more time and room to respond.

    Leave more space in poor conditions. The gap must allow you to respond and stop safely if the vehicle ahead slows or stops; sound brakes alone do not remove the effects of visibility and traction.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 40: Section 8, Following Too Closely ↗

  44. You have passed your intended expressway exit. What is the safe response?

    Correct answer: Continue to another designated exit and revise your route.

    Continue to a later designated exit. Missing an exit is not a reason to reverse, stop in a travel lane, or cross the median. Plan the revised route from a safe location if necessary.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 41: Section 8, Tips for Expressway Driving - Don't Back Up ↗

  45. You have safely entered the deceleration lane for your expressway exit. What is that lane intended to let you do?

    Correct answer: Reduce speed for the exit's roadway conditions.

    A deceleration lane provides space to slow for the exit. Pay attention to the ramp's alignment, traffic, and posted guidance; the speed suitable on the expressway may not be suitable on the ramp.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 40: Section 8, Exiting Expressways ↗

  46. A passenger wants to stretch during an expressway trip. There is no emergency. Where should you plan to stop?

    Correct answer: At a designated rest area or another safe place off the expressway.

    Use rest areas or an appropriate place reached by an exit for routine stops. The expressway shoulder is not a normal stopping place for stretching or changing drivers.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 41: Section 8, Tips for Expressway Driving - Stopping on the Expressway ↗

  47. A motorcycle is riding on the left side of its lane, leaving space to its right. May you drive beside it in that same lane?

    Correct answer: No; leave the rider the full lane for maneuvering.

    A motorcycle needs the full lane and may change its position within it. Do not crowd alongside or treat an unused-looking portion as a separate lane for your car.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 43: Section 9, Sharing the Road With Motorcycles - Allow a Full Lane ↗

  48. A motorcycle approaching a junction looks small. Why is a second careful look important before crossing its path?

    Correct answer: It can appear farther away and slower than it actually is.

    A motorcycle's small outline can make its distance and speed easy to misjudge. Take another careful look instead of assuming that a small-looking motorcycle is far away or approaching slowly.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 43: Section 9, Sharing the Road With Motorcycles - opening paragraphs ↗

  49. A motorcycle ahead changes position within its lane near rough pavement. How should you interpret that movement?

    Correct answer: The rider may be avoiding a surface hazard you barely notice.

    Potholes, seams, gravel, and other surface conditions can pose greater difficulty for a motorcycle than for a car. Allow room for the rider to adjust speed or position without assuming a turn or an invitation to pass alongside.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 43: Section 9, Sharing the Road With Motorcycles - Road Conditions ↗

  50. A long truck is preparing to turn near you. Why should you leave extra maneuvering room?

    Correct answer: A large truck needs more space to complete a turn than a car.

    Large trucks are longer and more difficult to maneuver and need more room to turn. Give the driver space instead of treating the truck's turning path like that of a passenger car.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, printed p. 44: Section 9, Sharing the Road With Commercial Motor Vehicles ↗

  51. Your navigation app directs you into an opening where this sign faces you. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Choose a different, lawful way into the road.

    This DO NOT ENTER sign prohibits entry from the direction you are approaching. A navigation instruction does not override the posted restriction.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 29: Regulatory Signs - DO NOT ENTER ↗

  52. You missed your destination and see this sign at the next intersection. How does it affect your plan?

    Correct answer: You must not reverse direction with a U-turn here.

    The crossed-out U-shaped arrow prohibits a U-turn at this intersection. Stopping or finding a traffic gap does not remove that prohibition.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 29: Regulatory Signs - No U-turn ↗

  53. This sign is mounted at the nose of a median. Which route around the median does it require?

    Correct answer: Pass to the right of the median.

    The arrow directs traffic to the right of the median or obstruction. It is not a requirement to turn onto a different street.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 29: Regulatory Signs - Keep Right ↗

  54. This sign faces your approach without a time restriction. The traffic light turns green. May you turn right?

    Correct answer: No; the sign still prohibits the right turn.

    A green traffic light does not cancel this NO RIGHT TURN restriction. The crossed-out right-turn arrow bars that maneuver.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 29: Regulatory Signs - No Right Turn ↗

  55. After seeing this sign, which road layout should you prepare for?

    Correct answer: A series of curves along the road ahead.

    This winding-road warning calls attention to a series of curves ahead. It does not direct you to turn at an intersection or set a numerical speed limit.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 30: Warning Signs - Winding Road ↗

  56. You are leaving a one-way section and encounter this sign. What change must you anticipate?

    Correct answer: Oncoming traffic will use the roadway ahead.

    The two arrows point in opposite directions: two-way traffic is ahead. Do not assume that both sides of the next roadway carry traffic in your direction.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 30: Warning Signs - Two-Way Traffic ↗

  57. What change ahead does this sign ask you to prepare for?

    Correct answer: Opposing traffic will be separated by a median.

    This sign warns that a divided highway begins ahead. Follow the roadway alignment as physical separation between the opposing directions begins.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 30: Warning Signs - Divided Highway Begins ↗

  58. You are on a divided highway when this sign appears. Which expectation should you change?

    Correct answer: Expect the divider between directions to end.

    The sign warns that the divided highway ends ahead. Prepare for the changed road layout instead of relying on continuing physical separation from opposing traffic.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 30: Warning Signs - Divided Highway Ends ↗

  59. As you approach this sign, which development on your right should you watch for?

    Correct answer: Traffic joining the flow from another roadway.

    The branch joins the upright arrow, warning of merging traffic from the right. DDS advises preparing to allow that traffic to merge safely; the sign itself does not assign an unconditional right-of-way.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 31: Warning Signs - Merge ↗

  60. Rain is falling as you approach this sign. What hazard should guide your driving?

    Correct answer: Reduced tire grip on the roadway ahead.

    The symbol warns of a slippery roadway; in the wet conditions described, be ready for reduced traction. It is not an instruction to weave or make abrupt control inputs.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 31: Warning Signs - Slippery When Wet ↗

  61. This is a fixed roadside sign, not an illuminated signal. How should you respond to it?

    Correct answer: Slow down and look for traffic signals ahead.

    The sign warns of a signal-controlled intersection ahead. Its printed colored circles do not display the actual signal's current phase.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 31: Warning Signs - Signal Ahead ↗

  62. You see this warning before reaching an intersection. What should you begin doing?

    Correct answer: Slowing down in preparation for the stop ahead.

    This is an advance warning of a stop sign ahead. Begin slowing so you can make the required stop at the actual stopping location.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 31: Warning Signs - Stop Ahead ↗

  63. A flashing yellow left arrow faces you, and oncoming vehicles are approaching. What must you do before turning?

    Correct answer: Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

    A flashing yellow left arrow permits a left turn only after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. It is not a protected turn with opposing traffic stopped.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 34: Traffic Signals and Signs - Flashing Yellow Arrow ↗

  64. Your approach has a flashing red traffic light. What is required even when you see no other road users?

    Correct answer: Make a complete stop before proceeding safely.

    A flashing red light requires a complete stop like a stop sign. After stopping, proceed cautiously only when safe and after yielding to road users with the right-of-way.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 34: Traffic Signals and Signs - Flashing Red Light ↗

  65. A steady red X is displayed above the lane you are considering entering. What does it mean for your direction?

    Correct answer: Travel in that lane is not permitted.

    The red X closes that lane to travel in your direction. An apparently empty lane does not change the displayed lane-control instruction.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 34: Lane Control Signals - Red X ↗

  66. All traffic lights at a normal intersection are completely out, and no officer is directing traffic. How should drivers treat it?

    Correct answer: As an intersection with a stop sign in each direction.

    When an intersection's traffic signal is not functioning at all, DDS instructs all drivers to treat it as an all-way stop. This is distinct from a signal that is flashing and from a pedestrian hybrid beacon's normal dark phase.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 34: Traffic Signals and Signs - Signal Not Functioning ↗

  67. You approach a pedestrian hybrid beacon displaying alternating flashing red lights. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Stop, then proceed when pedestrians have cleared the crosswalk.

    During the alternating flashing-red phase, each driver must make a full stop. Proceed when pedestrians have cleared the crosswalk and it is safe; this beacon does not require waiting for a green light.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 35: Pedestrian-Hybrid Beacons - Flashing Red ↗

  68. A two-lane road has a broken yellow center line beside a solid yellow line. The solid line is nearest you. May you cross it to pass?

    Correct answer: No, the solid line prohibits passing from your side.

    The solid yellow line on your side marks a no-passing zone for your direction. The broken line on the opposite side does not authorize you to cross for an overtake.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 36: No Passing Lines - Single Lines ↗

  69. Two solid white lines separate your lane from the adjacent lane. What should you do if you want to change lanes there?

    Correct answer: Stay in your lane; crossing those lines to change lanes is prohibited.

    DDS distinguishes dashed double white lines, where crossing is allowed, from solid double white lines, where lane changes are prohibited. A signal or clear gap does not override the solid pair.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 36: No Passing Lines - Double White Lines ↗

  70. Traffic ahead is slow, and a shared center left-turn lane is empty. May you use that lane to pass the queue while continuing straight?

    Correct answer: No, it is reserved for making left turns, not passing.

    A shared center left-turn lane is for left turns, not for passing or through travel. It can also be entered by drivers from the opposite direction who are preparing to turn left.

    Source: Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024, Section 7, printed p. 37: Turn Lanes - Shared Center Lane ↗

  71. For Georgia's ordinary Class CP learner-permit path, what is the minimum application age?

    Correct answer: 15 years old.

    The Class CP application page sets the minimum at 15. Age eligibility alone does not satisfy the other permit requirements.

    Source: Get a Learners Permit (Class CP), Meet the Basic Requirements, first bullet; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  72. Each proposed supervisor has a valid Class C license and is fit and capable of taking control. Which arrangement meets Georgia's remaining Class CP supervision conditions?

    Correct answer: A 21-year-old sitting beside the learner.

    The accompanying supervisor must be at least 21 and occupy the seat beside the driver, in addition to meeting the license and fitness conditions stated here.

    Source: Get a Learners Permit (Class CP), Meet the Basic Requirements, accompanying-person conditions; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  73. A first-time applicant is obtaining a Georgia Class CP learner's permit. Which examinations does the permit checklist require?

    Correct answer: Vision and knowledge examinations.

    The CP checklist requires passing vision and knowledge examinations. The road-skills test belongs to the later license process, not this first permit stage.

    Source: Get a Learners Permit (Class CP), Visit A Customer Service Center, examination bullets; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  74. A 17-year-old Georgia CP applicant has graduated from high school and is not currently enrolled. Which document is an accepted option for the school-status requirement?

    Correct answer: The applicant's high school diploma.

    DDS lists a high school diploma among the alternatives for applicants under 18 who are not enrolled. Current school attendance is not the only accepted situation.

    Source: Get a Learners Permit (Class CP), Gather the Required Documents, B. Proof of School Enrollment, under-18 applicants not enrolled in school; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  75. A Georgia teen has satisfied the required CP holding period and the other ordinary Class D qualifications. At what minimum age may the teen apply for Class D?

    Correct answer: 16 years old.

    The ordinary Class D application minimum is 16. Holding a CP permit or finishing training does not lower that age.

    Source: Get a Class D Provisional License, Meet the Basic Requirements, opening age requirement; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  76. For an ordinary Georgia Class D application, how long must the teen have held a valid Class CP permit? Assume no military exception applies.

    Correct answer: At least one year and one day.

    The ordinary minimum is one year and one day. This is a holding-period requirement, separate from training and other qualifications.

    Source: Get a Class D Provisional License, Meet the Basic Requirements, valid Class CP holding-period bullet; military exception appears under Additional Requirements & Information; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  77. A 17-year-old is applying for an ordinary Georgia Class D license and is not using a military exception. How does Joshua's Law apply?

    Correct answer: The same training requirements apply as at 16.

    DDS requires ordinary 17-year-old Class D applicants to meet the same Joshua's Law requirements as 16-year-olds.

    Source: Joshua's Law Requirements, If you are 17 years of age, applying for a Class D License or Motorcycle Permit (Class MP), on or after July 1, 2021; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  78. A 16-year-old has completed only the approved online theory portion of a Joshua's Law method. What remains necessary to satisfy that method's training requirements?

    Correct answer: The remaining driving work required by that method.

    Every listed method includes more than theory, and DDS requires completing every component of the chosen method. The driving components depend on which approved method is selected.

    Source: Joshua's Law Requirements, introductory instruction to complete each item in the selected method and Methods 3 and 4; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  79. A Georgia teen applying for Class D was unable to complete ADAP through high school. Which DDS option can satisfy this alcohol-and-drug-awareness requirement?

    Correct answer: Complete the DDS eADAP teen program.

    DDS offers eADAP for teens who cannot complete ADAP through high school. The separate parent course and ordinary driver education are not substitutes for the teen's completion.

    Source: Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP/eADAP), opening Class D requirement, eADAP for Teen Drivers, and separate ADAP for Parents section; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  80. A Georgia Class D holder plans to drive home from work at 12:30 a.m. A parent approves. What does the Class D curfew permit?

    Correct answer: No driving; work does not create a curfew exception.

    DDS states that Class D driving is prohibited from midnight to 5 a.m., with no exceptions. Parental approval or a work trip does not remove that restriction.

    Source: Get a Class D Provisional License, Meet the Basic Requirements, restrictions after issuance, midnight-to-5-a.m. bullet; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  81. A Georgia driver received Class D two months ago. Considering only the first-six-month passenger restriction, which person may ride along?

    Correct answer: A parent who is immediate family.

    During the first six months after Class D issuance, passengers must be immediate family. An unrelated passenger's adult age does not satisfy this first-stage rule.

    Source: Get a Class D Provisional License, Meet the Basic Requirements, restrictions after issuance, first-six-month passenger bullet; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  82. A Georgia teen has held Class D for eight months. What is the maximum number of passengers under 21 who are not immediate family during this stage?

    Correct answer: One such passenger.

    The second six months allows one nonfamily passenger under 21. This limit is not a blanket one-passenger limit covering every age and family relationship.

    Source: Get a Class D Provisional License, Meet the Basic Requirements, restrictions after issuance, second-six-month passenger bullet; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  83. A 17-year-old Georgia driver has held Class D for fourteen months and still holds that class. How many nonfamily passengers under 21 does this stage allow at most?

    Correct answer: Three such passengers.

    After one year, the Class D limit becomes three nonfamily passengers under 21. Other driving and passenger-safety requirements still apply.

    Source: Get a Class D Provisional License, Meet the Basic Requirements, restrictions after issuance, after-one-year passenger bullet; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  84. An otherwise eligible Georgia Class D holder has turned 18 and wants a Class C license. Which action matches DDS's published upgrade process?

    Correct answer: Complete the Class D-to-C upgrade through DDS.

    DDS provides a Class D-to-C upgrade at 18, including an online option. Turning 18 is not the same action as completing that upgrade.

    Source: Get a (Class C) License in Georgia, Basic Requirements, Class D-to-C upgrade for holders age 18 and older; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  85. For Georgia's ordinary first-time Class C application path, what is the minimum age? Assume no out-of-state transfer or military exception applies.

    Correct answer: 18 years old.

    The ordinary Class C minimum is 18. DDS separately identifies qualifying transfer and military situations, so this is not an exception-free rule for every applicant.

    Source: Get a (Class C) License in Georgia, Basic Requirements, ordinary minimum age and separate transfer provision; military qualification is separately described on the Class D and Joshua's Law pages; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  86. A 20-year-old is obtaining a first-ever driver's license in Georgia, with no prior testing completed. Which examinations does the Class C checklist require?

    Correct answer: Vision, knowledge, and road skills examinations.

    A first-time Class C applicant must pass vision, knowledge, and road skills examinations. This first-time checklist should not be applied indiscriminately to transfers or D-to-C upgrades.

    Source: Get a (Class C) License in Georgia, At your visit, vision bullet and first-time-license knowledge/road-skills bullets; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  87. Which score pair passes both sections of Georgia's noncommercial knowledge examination? Each section has 20 questions.

    Correct answer: 15 Road Rules correct; 15 Road Signs correct.

    DDS requires at least 15 correct in each 20-question section. Extra correct answers in one section cannot make up for fewer than 15 in the other.

    Source: Test and Exams Information, Knowledge Exam, separate Road Rules and Road Signs passing scores; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  88. An applicant is planning a first standard noncommercial knowledge test and a later automobile road test at DDS. No oral-test accommodation or retest is involved. Which appointment plan matches DDS guidance?

    Correct answer: No knowledge-test appointment; schedule the road test.

    DDS says the initial knowledge examination needs no appointment, while automobile road tests are scheduled. Check center services, hours, and the knowledge-test closing cutoff before visiting.

    Source: Test and Exams Information, Knowledge Exam and Scheduling a Road Test; oral-test and retesting provisions kept outside the scenario; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  89. According to DDS's current dedicated language page, how does the 26-language offering apply to the noncommercial knowledge examination?

    Correct answer: Both Road Rules and Road Signs have 26 languages.

    DDS's dedicated language and testing pages list 26 languages for both knowledge sections. This statement does not extend that language offering to the separate road-skills test.

    Source: List of Languages, opening statement and complete 26-language list; corroborated by Test and Exams Information, Available Languages; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  90. A first-time Georgia Class C applicant has never held a Georgia license or ID. The U.S. birth certificate shows an earlier legal name. What is needed to connect it to the current legal name?

    Correct answer: Accepted documents showing the legal name-change history.

    DDS requires accepted name-change documentation when the identity document and current legal name differ. The question excludes the separate provision for existing Georgia credential holders.

    Source: Get a (Class C) License in Georgia, Get the required documents, A. Identifying Documentation, Proof of Name Change (Any and All Name Changes), including the existing-Georgia-credential distinction; current DDS HTML reviewed September 13, 2026. ↗

  91. During an ordinary, non-emergency trip on a Georgia public road, you hold your phone below the steering wheel while talking on speakerphone. Which statement is correct?

    Correct answer: Speakerphone does not make holding the phone lawful

    The hands-free rule still prohibits holding or supporting the phone with your body during ordinary driving. Speakerphone changes how you hear a call, not whether you are holding the device.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. Summary first bullet; 40-6-241(c)(1), with subsection (g) exceptions reviewed. Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  92. You stop in a traffic lane at a red light. No emergency is involved. Does that stop let you pick up your phone as though the car were lawfully parked?

    Correct answer: No, the hands-free restriction still applies at the traffic signal

    GOHS specifically includes cars stopped at traffic signals and stop signs. Waiting in traffic is not the lawfully parked exception.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Distracted Driving, Cell Phones; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13, including vehicles stopped at signals or stop signs. Cell Phones; corroborating Hands-Free Law 40-6-241(g)(4). Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  93. Your phone is secured in a mount during an ordinary drive. An email appears on its screen. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Wait until lawfully parked before reading the email

    Mounting the phone does not permit reading email while driving. The restriction covers text-based communications even with hands-free technology; navigation and automatically converted voice messages have separate exceptions.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. Summary second bullet; 40-6-241(c)(2)(A)-(B) and (g)(4). Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  94. On an ordinary trip, which display use falls within Georgia's stated exception to the driver's ban on watching video on a phone or stand-alone electronic device?

    Correct answer: Data related to navigating the vehicle

    The exception concerns vehicle-navigation data, not entertainment that happens to share the navigation screen. The driver must still exercise due care.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. Summary third bullet; 40-6-241(b) and (c)(3). Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  95. Which ordinary message use is expressly excepted from Georgia's ban on writing, sending, or reading text-based communications while driving?

    Correct answer: Speaking a message that the device automatically converts to written form

    Automatically converted voice-based messages are expressly excepted. That does not permit holding the phone, manually reading or typing messages, or driving without due care.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. Summary second bullet; 40-6-241(b), (c)(1), and (c)(2)(A). Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  96. Which use matches Georgia's stated exception to the video-recording restriction during ordinary driving?

    Correct answer: A device used solely to continuously record video inside or outside the vehicle

    The recording exception is for a device used solely for continuous recording or broadcasting inside or outside the vehicle. It is not general permission to handle a phone or watch recordings while driving.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. Summary fourth bullet; 40-6-241(c)(4), read with (c)(1) and (c)(3). Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  97. Which call purpose is specifically covered by an exception in Georgia's hands-free law?

    Correct answer: Reporting a traffic crash or a medical emergency

    Reporting a traffic crash or medical emergency is among the listed exceptions. Routine personal or work calls are not emergency reports. The separate duty to operate the vehicle with due care still applies.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. 40-6-241(g)(1), with (b) and all (g)(1)-(4) exceptions reviewed. Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  98. You plan to listen to a streaming music app that requires touching your phone to choose a playlist. When should you do that setup?

    Correct answer: Before getting on the road

    GOHS says to activate or program a phone-based music app before getting on the road. Listening to permitted audio does not make on-road phone programming acceptable.

    Source: Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Hands-Free Law, current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13; page reproduces the 2018 Hands-Free Georgia Act, Section 4 / O.C.G.A. 40-6-241. Summary fifth bullet, streaming-music setup and vehicle-radio control distinctions. Corroboration: Georgia FY2026 Annual Grant Application, 405(e), O.C.G.A. 40-6-241(a)-(g) reprint, physical 276-277 / printed 275-276, full text read 2026-09-13: https://www.nhtsa.gov/document/georgia-fy-2026-annual-grant-application#page=276. ↗

  99. A child's rear-facing seat still fits the child within all of its manufacturer's limits. A caregiver wants to turn it forward just because the child has grown older. What does Georgia DPH recommend?

    Correct answer: Keep the child rear-facing until the seat's maximum height or weight limit is reached

    DPH recommends rear-facing use for as long as possible, up to the seat manufacturer's maximum height or weight limit. An age preference or the position of the child's feet alone does not replace the seat's limits.

    Source: Georgia Department of Public Health, Information for Parents and Caregivers, Car Seat, Booster Seat, and Seat Belt Safety Tips; page last updated 2025-12-19, accessed 2026-09-13. Safety recommendation, not a statement of every Georgia statutory exemption. How to Use a Car Seat / Best practice transportation recommendations / Rear-Facing. ↗

  100. A child still fits within the manufacturer's limits for a forward-facing seat with a five-point harness. Which choice follows Georgia DPH's safety recommendation?

    Correct answer: Continue the harness seat until its maximum height or weight limit is reached

    DPH recommends moving to a booster only after the forward-facing harness seat's maximum height or weight limit is reached. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the next appropriate restraint.

    Source: Georgia Department of Public Health, Information for Parents and Caregivers, Car Seat, Booster Seat, and Seat Belt Safety Tips; page last updated 2025-12-19, accessed 2026-09-13. Safety recommendation, not a statement of every Georgia statutory exemption. How to Use a Car Seat / Best practice transportation recommendations / Booster Seat. ↗

  101. A child fits an adult belt in one car but the belt crosses the child's neck and abdomen in another. The child is still within the limits of an appropriate booster. What is the safer choice for the second car?

    Correct answer: Use the appropriate booster to obtain a proper belt fit in that seating position

    DPH advises checking belt fit in every vehicle and seating position. The lap portion should sit on the hip bones and the shoulder portion on the shoulder. A fit that worked elsewhere does not establish a safe fit here.

    Source: Georgia Department of Public Health, Information for Parents and Caregivers, Car Seat, Booster Seat, and Seat Belt Safety Tips; page last updated 2025-12-19, accessed 2026-09-13. Safety recommendation, not a statement of every Georgia statutory exemption. How to Use a Car Seat / Best practice transportation recommendations / Booster Seat and Seat Belt. ↗

  102. You are installing a child seat in a different car and are unsure which installation arrangement is permitted. What should you do before carrying the child?

    Correct answer: Read both the child-seat and vehicle manuals and get a certified technician's help if needed

    Every car seat and vehicle can differ. DPH directs caregivers to both manuals and a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician when assistance is needed.

    Source: Georgia Department of Public Health, Information for Parents and Caregivers, Car Seat, Booster Seat, and Seat Belt Safety Tips; page last updated 2025-12-19, accessed 2026-09-13. Safety recommendation, not a statement of every Georgia statutory exemption. Car Seat, Booster Seat, and Seat Belt Safety Tips; manufacturer-instruction and CPST paragraphs. ↗

  103. An adult passenger says the front air bag makes a seat belt unnecessary. What is the correct safety response?

    Correct answer: The passenger should buckle up because air bags work with seat belts

    Air bags are designed to supplement seat belts, not replace them. An unbelted occupant can strike a rapidly opening air bag or be thrown about or out of the vehicle.

    Source: NHTSA, Seat Belts, Seat Belt Safety for Adults / The Top 5 Things You Should Know About Buckling Up; current federal safety guidance accessed 2026-09-13, not a Georgia seat-belt-law exemption summary. Top 5, item 2: Air bags are designed to work with seat belts, not replace them. ↗

  104. Before departure, an adult passenger puts the shoulder belt under an arm to keep it away from the neck. What correction is appropriate?

    Correct answer: Adjust for proper fit across the middle of the chest, not under the arm

    NHTSA says the shoulder belt belongs across the middle of the chest, away from the neck, and must not go under an arm or behind the back. Use the vehicle's adjustment provisions to obtain the proper fit.

    Source: NHTSA, Seat Belts, Seat Belt Safety for Adults / The Top 5 Things You Should Know About Buckling Up; current federal safety guidance accessed 2026-09-13, not a Georgia seat-belt-law exemption summary. Top 5, item 3, Guidelines to buckle up safely; Back Seat, belt-height adjustment guidance. ↗

  105. If you are found at fault in a covered crash, what is the main purpose of your automobile liability coverage?

    Correct answer: To help pay for injury or property damage you caused to others

    Liability coverage helps pay damages to others on your behalf when you are at fault. Coverage for damage to your own vehicle is a different part of an auto policy.

    Source: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Auto Insurance; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Liability Insurance and Physical Damage Insurance. ↗

  106. An owner keeps only coverage for theft and fire damage to the owner's car, but cancels liability insurance. Is that enough to meet Georgia's insurance requirement for driving the car on public roads?

    Correct answer: No, physical-damage coverage does not replace required liability coverage

    Comprehensive physical-damage coverage and liability coverage serve different purposes. Coverage for theft or fire damage to your own car is not a substitute for the required liability coverage.

    Source: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Auto Insurance; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Liability Insurance; Physical Damage Insurance, including lender/lease distinction. Ordinary insured personal car, not an approved self-insurance arrangement. ↗

  107. Your Georgia-registered car is inoperable and will not be driven. You intend to cancel its liability policy. What does DOR say to do first?

    Correct answer: Cancel the vehicle's registration before canceling its insurance

    DOR instructs owners to cancel registration before canceling insurance for a vehicle that is no longer in service. An actively registered vehicle has a continuing insurance requirement.

    Source: Georgia Department of Revenue, Cancellation and Reinstatement of Registration; introductory requirements and How to reinstate registration; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Introductory paragraph; corroborated by Vehicle Insurance Requirements, inoperable/not-in-service bullet. ↗

  108. You voluntarily canceled a car's Georgia registration while it was stored. It is now repaired and insured again, but its registration has not been reinstated. May you drive it on public roads?

    Correct answer: No, wait until the registration is properly reinstated as well

    DOR says a car with canceled registration must not be driven. Reinstatement is a separate process; obtaining insurance does not by itself restore the registration.

    Source: Georgia Department of Revenue, Cancellation and Reinstatement of Registration; introductory requirements and How to reinstate registration; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Introductory prohibition and How to reinstate registration. Voluntary cancellation, not a detailed suspension-penalty question. ↗

  109. You have owned your personal car for two years. It has an ordinary personal insurance policy, not a fleet, self-insurance, rental, commercial, or IRP arrangement. How should you verify that Georgia DOR has received proof of coverage?

    Correct answer: Check the DRIVES insurance status and contact the insurer about missing information

    For an ordinary vehicle, the insurer files proof electronically with DOR, and you can check receipt through DRIVES. An insurance card alone is not the accepted proof, although you should still carry it. Special situations have different documentation rules.

    Source: Georgia Department of Revenue, Insurance Coverage, Acceptable Proof of Vehicle Insurance and Other Proof of Insurance Situations; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Ordinary established personal-policy vehicle, not newly acquired, rental, fleet, self-insured, commercial or IRP. Opening coverage/card paragraphs and Acceptable Proof of Vehicle Insurance; Other Proof of Insurance Situations reviewed. ↗

  110. Your title and registration show the correct vehicle identification number, but your insurance policy card has a wrong digit. Who should you contact promptly to correct the insurance information?

    Correct answer: Your insurance company

    DOR directs owners to the insurer when the policy information has the wrong VIN. Only the insurer can change its insurance-database information. An incorrect title or registration would instead be a County Tag Office matter.

    Source: Georgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Policies - Insurer's Responsibilities, Vehicle Information Number (VIN) Must Match; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Vehicle Information Number (VIN) Must Match; GEICS Insurance Database - How It Works. ↗

  111. After urgent safety and medical needs at a crash are addressed, which information set is most useful for the insurance claim?

    Correct answer: The other driver's contact details, plate information, insurer and policy number, plus witness contacts

    Georgia OCI recommends obtaining driver and vehicle identifiers, insurance information, and passenger and witness contacts. A color description or first name alone can leave important gaps.

    Source: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Claim-documentation guidance, not an exhaustive collision-duty statute. Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim, item 5. Information gathering, not permission to leave a scene or delay emergency assistance. ↗

  112. Another driver appears to have caused a crash involving your car. After immediate scene needs are handled, what does Georgia OCI recommend about telling your own insurer?

    Correct answer: Notify your insurer or agent as soon as possible

    OCI recommends prompt notice to your own insurer or agent even when someone else caused the crash or it occurred far from home. Ask what documents and next steps the claim requires.

    Source: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Claim-documentation guidance, not an exhaustive collision-duty statute. Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim, item 9. ↗

  113. Road and weather conditions change soon after a crash. When it is safe to document the event, what should you record for the claim?

    Correct answer: The conditions at the time of the crash, the location, and available photos or a simple diagram

    OCI recommends notes about the crash setting, weather, signs, signals, road conditions and collision location, with photographs if possible or a simple diagram. Record what occurred rather than substituting later conditions.

    Source: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Claim-documentation guidance, not an exhaustive collision-duty statute. Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim, item 8. Documentation only when safe; no instruction to enter traffic or reconstruct a collision. ↗

  114. A police officer has attended your crash. Which follow-up will help you obtain the official report for your insurance claim?

    Correct answer: Record the officer's name and badge number and ask when and how to get the report

    OCI recommends recording the officer's identifying details and the station's contact information, then asking when the report will be filed and how to obtain it. This is claim-preparation guidance, not a promise that a report is mailed automatically.

    Source: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim; current agency guidance accessed 2026-09-13. Claim-documentation guidance, not an exhaustive collision-duty statute. Tips for Filing Auto Insurance Claim, item 4. ↗

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