Georgia printable driving practice

Practice questions

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?

   1. A.You must yield to the car on your right
   2. B.The other driver must yield because you are on the left
   3. C.The driver whose car is smaller must yield
   4. D.The driver traveling on the narrower road must yield

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2. 2. 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?

   1. A.Keep moving at the speed limit until the ambulance changes lanes
   2. B.Stop immediately in the center of your travel lane
   3. C.Move left so the ambulance can pass on your right
   4. D.Slow, move safely to the right shoulder, and stop

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3. 3. 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?

   1. A.Remain stopped until the child is clear and it is safe
   2. B.Proceed because the bus has ended its warning signals
   3. C.Pass slowly while keeping as far from the child as possible
   4. D.Start moving unless the bus driver gives another stop signal

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4. 4. 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?

   1. A.Move into the occupied space because an entry lane gives you priority
   2. B.Keep your exact speed and require the traffic beside you to adjust
   3. C.Drive across the lane boundary before checking whether the gap stays open
   4. D.Adjust your speed and position to enter the gap safely

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5. 5. 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?

   1. A.No, the blocked view makes this an unsuitable place for a U-turn
   2. B.Yes, because a posted prohibition is required to prevent the turn
   3. C.Yes, if you complete the turn without stopping
   4. D.No, unless you sound the horn before crossing the opposing lane

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

   1. A.Low beams, with speed reduced for the visibility.
   2. B.High beams, to project more light into the fog.
   3. C.Parking lights, to avoid reflecting light back.
   4. D.No headlights, if you can see another car's lights.

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

   1. A.Holding the steering wheel firmly while slowing.
   2. B.Easing off the accelerator to reduce speed.
   3. C.Checking traffic before returning to the pavement.
   4. D.Jerking the steering wheel to get back immediately.

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

   1. A.Increase it to allow more time and room to respond.
   2. B.Keep it unchanged if your brakes are in good condition.
   3. C.Shorten it so the vehicle ahead is easier to see.
   4. D.Set it only by how fast the vehicle ahead is moving.

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

   1. A.The rider is necessarily preparing to leave the roadway.
   2. B.The rider is inviting you into the rest of the lane.
   3. C.The rider may be avoiding a surface hazard you barely notice.
   4. D.The rider must be correcting a mechanical failure.

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

    1. A.One required turn at the next intersection.
    2. B.A series of curves along the road ahead.
    3. C.Two lanes that alternately change direction.
    4. D.A straight road with a median beginning.

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

    1. A.Treat its green circle as permission to proceed.
    2. B.Stop beside the sign and wait for it to change.
    3. C.Assume the next intersection has no controls.
    4. D.Slow down and look for traffic signals ahead.

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

    1. A.Continue slowly if the car ahead has just crossed.
    2. B.Stop, then proceed when pedestrians have cleared the crosswalk.
    3. C.Wait for a green light before moving in any circumstances.
    4. D.Stop only while both red lights are steadily illuminated.

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

    1. A.Knowledge and road skills examinations.
    2. B.Vision and road skills examinations.
    3. C.Vision and knowledge examinations.
    4. D.Only a knowledge examination.

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14. 14. 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?

    1. A.Substitute the regular driver-education course.
    2. B.Complete the DDS eADAP teen program.
    3. C.Wait until 17 and omit ADAP.
    4. D.Use a parent's ADAP completion certificate.

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15. 15. 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.

    1. A.16 years old.
    2. B.17 years old.
    3. C.21 years old.
    4. D.18 years old.

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16. 16. 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?

    1. A.You, because the other car is on your left
    2. B.You, if your car can cross the intersection faster
    3. C.The other driver, who stopped before you
    4. D.Both drivers together, because both have stopped

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17. 17. 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?

    1. A.Stay in the right lane because the patrol car is off the pavement
    2. B.Move into the left lane to leave space beside the patrol car
    3. C.Stop in the right lane until the patrol car switches off its lights
    4. D.Move onto the shoulder behind the patrol car before passing

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18. 18. 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?

    1. A.Begin passing if the car ahead is traveling well below the limit
    2. B.Begin passing if no oncoming vehicle is visible at this instant
    3. C.Stay behind until you can verify a safe, lawful passing opportunity
    4. D.Sound the horn so unseen oncoming drivers know you are passing

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19. 19. 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?

    1. A.Yes, if the hazard lights stay on while you are away
    2. B.No, you must find a place where parking is allowed
    3. C.Yes, if other drivers can steer into the opposing lane
    4. D.Yes, if you will be gone for only a few minutes

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

    1. A.Before you begin moving the vehicle.
    2. B.While rolling slowly out of the parking space.
    3. C.After merging into the normal traffic flow.
    4. D.When the first turn gives you a better view.

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