Georgia DMV practice test 3

1. When two vehicles arrive at an intersection simultaneously where there are no stop signs, yield signs, or traffic signals, who must yield?

1. The vehicle on the right must yield to the vehicle on the left
2. The vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right
3. Both vehicles must stop and wait for the other to go first
4. The vehicle that arrived first has priority regardless of position

2. What is the correct procedure for lane positioning when completing a left turn onto a street with multiple lanes?

1. End up in the rightmost lane of the new street.
2. End up in the lane closest to the center lane(s) in your direction of traffic.
3. Change lanes within the intersection to find the best lane.
4. Stop in the middle of the intersection until traffic clears.

3. What is the correct procedure for a driver approaching a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) when it displays a flashing yellow signal?

1. Stop completely and wait for the red.
2. Proceed without stopping.
3. Reduce speed and be prepared to stop.
4. Yield to pedestrians only if they are already in the crosswalk.

4. If you cannot change lanes when passing a bicycle, what is the minimum speed reduction required relative to the posted speed limit?

1. Five miles per hour
2. Ten miles per hour
3. Fifteen miles per hour
4. Twenty miles per hour

5. What action should a driver take regarding mirrors when backing up a standard vehicle?

1. Rely solely on the rear-view mirror
2. Use all mirrors and a spotter
3. Turn your head and look over your right shoulder
4. Keep eyes fixed on the side mirrors

6. Why might a motorcycle rider adjust their position within a lane?

1. To show off their riding skills to other drivers.
2. To be reckless and ignore traffic signals.
3. To be seen more easily or to minimize the effects of road debris.
4. To force other vehicles to change lanes.

7. Which of the following is a non-conviction situation that requires the Department to suspend driving privileges?

1. Refusal to take a chemical test for intoxication.
2. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
3. Homicide by vehicle.
4. Hit and run or leaving the scene of a crash.

8. When approaching a railroad crossing, within what distance range must a driver stop from the nearest rail?

1. Within 10 feet
2. Between 15 and 50 feet
3. Exactly 100 feet
4. More than 50 feet

9. When making a left turn at an intersection with traffic control signals, when are you authorized to complete the turn?

1. Immediately upon seeing the green light, regardless of pedestrians.
2. Only when authorized to do so by the traffic control signals or signs.
3. After yielding to pedestrians but before checking oncoming traffic.
4. Whenever the crosswalk is empty, ignoring the signal status.

10. If a driver has a license with a bioptic lenses restriction, how often must they provide updated medical information?

1. Every year
2. Every two years
3. Every five years
4. Every eight years

11. When making a right turn, how should a driver position their vehicle if there is a bicycle lane on the road?

1. Ignore the bicycle lane and turn immediately.
2. Yield to bicyclists traveling straight through the intersection before turning.
3. Stop completely before entering the bicycle lane.
4. Change lanes to the left before making the right turn.

12. What is the primary function of a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) as described in the handbook?

1. To increase the number of traffic conflicts at intersections.
2. To shift traffic flow to the opposite side of the road to allow left turns onto on-ramps without stopping.
3. To require vehicles to stop completely before entering the freeway.
4. To eliminate the need for traffic signals on surrounding highways.

13. What does a green arrow indicate when navigating an intersection?

1. You may proceed in any direction after yielding to pedestrians.
2. You may proceed carefully only in the direction the arrow is pointing after stopping for pedestrians and yielding to vehicles within the intersection.
3. You must stop completely before proceeding in the direction of the arrow.
4. You may proceed immediately without yielding to other vehicles.

14. Under Georgia’s “Move Over” Law, what is required if a driver cannot safely move over to the next lane for a stopped emergency vehicle?

1. Slow down below the speed limit and be prepared to stop.
2. Maintain current speed and pass quickly.
3. Stop completely in the active lane.
4. Honk to alert the workers before passing.

15. What is the recommended method for maintaining alertness during long expressway trips?

1. Shift your eyes from one area of the roadway to another and focus on various objects.
2. Rely on stimulant drugs to prevent highway hypnosis.
3. Stare at the center line to maintain a steady focus.
4. Stop frequently to stretch your legs on the shoulder.

16. What action is required when approaching a round sign indicating a railroad crossing?

1. Speed up to cross the tracks before the train arrives.
2. Slow down, look, listen, and prepare to stop.
3. Stop only if a gate is down.
4. Yield to pedestrians but do not stop for trains.

17. When passing a bicycle and a lane change is impossible, prohibited, or unsafe, what is the minimum required distance between your vehicle and the bicycle?

1. One foot
2. Two feet
3. Three feet
4. Five feet

18. How should a driver use turn signals when preparing to turn?

1. Flash them rapidly to alert drivers behind.
2. Give a continuous signal for an adequate distance before turning.
3. Signal only when the vehicle is already entering the intersection.
4. Use them as a courtesy signal to let cars behind pass.

19. What action should you take when approaching a low underpass with a height restriction sign?

1. Enter only if your vehicle or cargo does not exceed the maximum height indicated.
2. Enter regardless of height if you are driving carefully.
3. Stop before the sign and wait for the height limit to change.
4. Turn around and find a different route entirely.

20. Under what condition must a driver stop and remain stopped for a pedestrian in a crosswalk without traffic signals?

1. When the pedestrian is upon the half of the roadway the vehicle is traveling on, or approaching within one lane of it
2. Only when the pedestrian is standing on the sidewalk waiting to cross
3. When the pedestrian is on the opposite side of the road, more than two lanes away
4. Only if the pedestrian makes eye contact with the driver