Georgia DMV practice test 6

1. What is the maximum fine a person may be assessed if convicted of violating Georgia's Litter Control Law?

1. $100
2. $500
3. $1000
4. $2000

2. When approaching an intersection with traffic control lights, when should a driver enter the intersection?

1. Immediately when the light turns green.
2. Only after the intersection is clear of traffic or approaching traffic.
3. When the pedestrian signal begins to blink.
4. As soon as the vehicle in front of you starts moving.

3. What action should a driver take immediately if the vehicle begins to hydroplane?

1. Apply the brakes firmly to stop the skid
2. Turn the steering wheel sharply to regain control
3. Take your foot off of the accelerator to let the car slow down
4. Increase speed to break through the water layer

4. Why should a driver reduce speed further when seeing headlights or red tail lights in heavy fog?

1. Because fog makes it more difficult to accurately judge distance between vehicles
2. Because bright lights cause glare that blinds the driver
3. Because parking lights are insufficient for foggy conditions
4. Because the vehicle's tires lose grip on wet surfaces

5. Why are tractor-trailer combinations specifically mentioned regarding visibility in the handbook?

1. Because they travel slower than passenger cars.
2. Because they are limited in visibility due to their size.
3. Because they are required to use hazard lights more often.
4. Because they have larger blind spots than buses.

6. What action should a driver take when an emergency vehicle is using its lights and sirens?

1. Stop immediately in the middle of the lane.
2. Slow down and move over to the shoulder or as far right as possible.
3. Accelerate to get ahead of the emergency vehicle.
4. Wait for the emergency vehicle to pass before moving.

7. 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.

8. When is the reduced speed limit in effect in a school zone?

1. Always, regardless of the time of day
2. Only when the yellow lights are flashing
3. Only during morning rush hour
4. Only when children are visible on the sidewalk

9. What is the minimum age requirement for all occupants of any passenger vehicle to utilize a seat safety belt?

1. Under the age of 18.
2. Under the age of 21.
3. Under the age of 16.
4. Under the age of 12.

10. What is the specific definition of a slow-moving vehicle according to the handbook?

1. Any vehicle moving less than 25 miles per hour
2. Any vehicle moving less than 35 miles per hour
3. Any vehicle moving less than 45 miles per hour
4. Any vehicle moving less than 55 miles per hour

11. How should a driver adjust their position when lanes are narrowed or workers are operating near traffic in a work zone?

1. Shift slightly within the boundaries of your lane to give added distance.
2. Maintain the exact center of the lane to ensure stability.
3. Drive closer to the workers to see their signals better.
4. Change lanes immediately regardless of traffic conditions.

12. When can a Class D license holder apply for a Class C license?

1. Immediately after passing the road test
2. Upon reaching the age of 18
3. After holding the Class D license for 6 months
4. Upon completing the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program

13. 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.

14. 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

15. What action is considered a violation of federal and state law regarding vehicle emissions components?

1. Removing or disabling a vehicle’s emissions control components.
2. Using gasoline instead of diesel in a light-duty truck.
3. Driving without air conditioning during warm weather.
4. Skipping the annual inspection in non-metro counties.

16. When entering a vehicle parked on the street, from which side should you enter if possible?

1. The driver's side regardless of parking orientation
2. The curb side of the vehicle
3. The passenger side to avoid traffic
4. Whichever side is closest to the sidewalk

17. Why are posted exit speeds on expressways usually low?

1. Because traffic is always heavy at exits.
2. Due to the design of the roadway.
3. Because drivers must stop completely before merging.
4. To allow for longer deceleration times in bad weather.

18. Why does the handbook recommend providing clearance to vehicles parked on the roadway shoulder?

1. To allow the parked vehicle to merge faster
2. To reduce the risk of another crash
3. To comply with school bus stopping rules
4. To ensure the driver has time to check mirrors

19. What is the maximum fine for a first-time violation of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane restrictions?

1. $50
2. $75
3. $100
4. $150

20. What does a single, solid yellow line on a two-lane road indicate?

1. Passing is prohibited in the lane where the line is located.
2. Passing is allowed if the adjacent lane is empty.
3. Drivers must stop before crossing the line.
4. The lane is reserved for emergency vehicles.