Alabama DMV practice test 2

1. What is the minimum blood alcohol concentration threshold for persons under 21 years of age to be considered under the influence?

1. .02 percent
2. .04 percent
3. .08 percent
4. .10 percent

2. According to the Alabama Mandatory Liability Insurance Law, what is the minimum liability coverage required for death or bodily injury to one person?

1. $10,000
2. $25,000
3. $50,000
4. $100,000

3. When entering a freeway via an entrance ramp with an acceleration lane, what is the correct procedure for merging?

1. Come to a full stop in the acceleration lane to ensure the lane is clear.
2. Increase speed to match that of vehicles in the through lanes and merge smoothly.
3. Stop completely at the end of the ramp before entering the main traffic flow.
4. Maintain a constant low speed until another driver waves you into the lane.

4. Where are pedestrians instructed to walk when on a roadway?

1. As far left as possible, in single file
2. In the center of the lane
3. On the right shoulder only
4. In pairs to increase visibility

5. When is a motor vehicle driver permitted to drive in a designated bicycle lane?

1. Whenever traffic is heavy and the lane is empty
2. To park where parking is permitted, to enter or leave the highway, or to prepare for a turn
3. Only when the bicycle rider is stopped at a red light
4. Any time the driver needs to avoid a pothole in the main lane

6. What should you do if your accelerator pedal sticks?

1. Pump the brake pedal rapidly to slow the car.
2. Hook your toe under the pedal and attempt to raise it.
3. Shift into neutral and coast until the pedal loosens.
4. Turn off the ignition immediately without touching the pedal.

7. What should you do if your brake pedal suddenly sinks to the floor?

1. Turn off the engine immediately.
2. Try pumping the pedal to build up pressure.
3. Shift into neutral and coast.
4. Apply the parking brake hard to stop instantly.

8. Under which condition is a bicycle rider allowed to ride away from the right curb or edge of the roadway?

1. When the sidewalk is crowded with pedestrians
2. When preparing for a left turn
3. When the bicycle lane is occupied by another cyclist
4. When the driver of a nearby car signals to pass

9. Where are three-point turns generally NOT permitted?

1. On interstate freeways, curves, or near the top of hills
2. In residential neighborhoods with low traffic
3. At intersections with stop signs
4. On straight roads with clear visibility

10. How long is the suspension period for a driver who accumulates 24 or more points in a 2-year period?

1. 120 days
2. 180 days
3. 365 days
4. Permanent

11. How should a driver treat an intersection if the traffic light is inoperative?

1. Proceed without stopping if the way is clear.
2. Treat the intersection as you would a four-way stop.
3. Yield only to vehicles coming from the right.
4. Stop only if a police officer is present.

12. What is the specific suspension duration for accumulating 12-14 points in a two-year period?

1. 30 days
2. 60 days
3. 90 days
4. 120 days

13. What do the three signs appearing in a series indicate regarding highway lanes?

1. The number of highway lanes changes ahead, reminding drivers to merge into the adjacent lane.
2. The road surface changes to gravel ahead, requiring reduced speed.
3. A railroad crossing is ahead, requiring a complete stop.
4. A fire station is ahead, requiring caution for entering trucks.

14. According to the handbook, how far in advance should you signal your intentions before making a turn?

1. At least 100 feet before making the turn
2. Immediately before entering the intersection
3. Only when the traffic light changes
4. When you are within 50 feet of the turn

15. When starting a vehicle with a manual clutch on snow or ice, what is the recommended procedure?

1. Lower engine speed to its minimum and let the clutch out very slowly.
2. Accelerate quickly to gain traction before releasing the clutch.
3. Shift into neutral and pump the brakes until the wheels roll.
4. Use the highest gear immediately to prevent the engine from stalling.

16. Which statement accurately describes the effect of alcohol on a driver according to the handbook?

1. Alcohol acts as a stimulant to increase alertness.
2. Black coffee and cold showers effectively sober a driver up.
3. Alcohol is a depressant that slows reflexes and impairs judgment.
4. Food in the stomach prevents alcohol from entering the bloodstream.

17. When making a right turn from a four-lane or divided highway, which lane should you enter on the cross street?

1. The right lane
2. The left lane
3. The center lane
4. Any available lane

18. If you are parked facing uphill next to a curb, how should you position your wheels?

1. Turn your wheels toward the curb.
2. Keep your wheels straight.
3. Turn your wheels away from the curb.
4. Turn your wheels toward the center of the road.

19. Which vehicles are permitted to use the truck apron located on the inside of a roundabout?

1. Large trucks
2. Pickup trucks
3. SUVs
4. All passenger vehicles

20. What should a driver do if they miss their intended exit while navigating a roundabout?

1. Back up to the missed exit
2. Stop immediately in the center of the roundabout
3. Drive around the roundabout again to reach the exit
4. Exit immediately from the opposite side