Tennessee DMV practice test 2

1. What does it indicate if you see a yellow line to your right and a white line to your left?

1. You are driving in the correct direction on a divided highway
2. You are going the wrong way
3. You are in a designated passing lane
4. You are approaching a pedestrian crossing

2. According to Tennessee state law, how should a driver treat an intersection if the traffic signal is not working?

1. As a yield-only intersection
2. As a four-way stop intersection
3. By proceeding without stopping if no other cars are visible
4. By waiting for the signal to restart before entering

3. What is the minimum speed limit for vehicles traveling in the right lane(s) of Tennessee interstate highways under normal driving conditions?

1. 45 m.p.h.
2. 55 m.p.h.
3. 60 m.p.h.
4. There is no minimum speed limit.

4. When entering or leaving a driveway, alley, or parking lot, who must you yield to?

1. Pedestrians walking on the sidewalk.
2. Other vehicles entering the driveway.
3. Blind pedestrians only.
4. Children playing in the street.

5. Which of the following best describes the safe practice of "covering the brake"?

1. Keeping your foot resting slightly pressed down on the brake pedal.
2. Hovering your foot over the brake or between the brake and gas pedals for quicker response.
3. Applying sudden, strong pressure to the brake pedal to stop quickly.
4. Using the parking brake instead of the foot brake in heavy traffic.

6. When parking on a downhill slope with a curb, how should a driver position the front wheels?

1. Turn the front wheels toward the curb (right).
2. Turn the front wheels away from the curb (left).
3. Keep the front wheels straight ahead.
4. Turn the front wheels toward the center of the roadway.

7. Under what condition may a driver cross a broken yellow line to pass another vehicle?

1. If there is no oncoming traffic and it is safe to do so
2. If the driver is traveling in the opposite direction of traffic
3. Only when the lane is marked with a curved arrow
4. When the HOV lane is empty

8. What action should a driver take when a vehicle ahead signals a lane change?

1. Slow down and leave space for the change.
2. Speed up to pass the vehicle before it moves.
3. Immediately change lanes to avoid interference.
4. Ignore the signal and maintain current speed.

9. What does the handbook state about the meaning of the WALK signal and GREEN light for pedestrians?

1. It guarantees that it is safe to cross immediately.
2. It means LOOK and then IF it’s safe, proceed to cross.
3. It requires pedestrians to run across the street.
4. It indicates that vehicles must stop completely before pedestrians move.

10. What does Tennessee’s Move Over Law require when approaching a stationary emergency vehicle with flashing lights on a multi-lane roadway?

1. Stop completely before passing the vehicle regardless of lane availability.
2. Change lanes into a lane not adjacent to the vehicle, or reduce speed and proceed with caution.
3. Maintain current speed but increase following distance to twice the normal amount.
4. Honk the horn to alert the emergency vehicle personnel of your presence.

11. Under what specific circumstance may a driver apply for a restricted driver license after their license has been suspended or revoked?

1. When the driver depends on driving to make a living or to continue schooling.
2. When the driver has accumulated more than 6 points on their driving record.
3. When the driver needs to attend religious services at any place of worship.
4. When the driver is operating a non-commercial vehicle in a construction zone.

12. When entering a main road from a driveway, alley, parking lot, or roadside, who must yield the right-of-way?

1. The vehicle entering the main road.
2. The vehicles already on the main road.
3. Whichever vehicle arrives at the intersection first.
4. The vehicle with the higher speed.

13. What is the minimum distance you should signal before making a turn?

1. At least 10 feet
2. At least 25 feet
3. At least 50 feet
4. At least 100 feet

14. If two vehicles enter a shared center turn lane from opposite directions, who has the right-of-way?

1. The vehicle with the higher occupancy count.
2. The vehicle that entered the lane first.
3. The vehicle turning left from the side street.
4. The vehicle with the clearest view of the intersection.

15. When turning onto a one-way street, into which lane should you turn?

1. The first lane closest to the left curb.
2. The last lane on the right side.
3. The middle lane to allow passing.
4. The lane furthest from the curb.

16. What is the minimum distance your vehicle should maintain from the car in front when preparing to parallel park?

1. Two feet.
2. One foot.
3. Three feet.
4. Six inches.

17. When a vehicle is turning left and a bicyclist is entering the intersection from the opposite direction, what is the correct procedure for the driver?

1. Turn immediately to clear the intersection quickly.
2. Honk to alert the bicyclist to stop.
3. Wait for the bicyclist to pass before making the turn.
4. Turn behind the bicyclist without stopping.

18. What does a lane marked with both a curved arrow and a straight arrow indicate?

1. You may turn in the direction of the arrow or go straight
2. You must turn in the direction of the arrow only
3. You must stop before entering the lane
4. You may only use the lane if carrying multiple passengers

19. When using a designated crossover on a divided four-lane highway to make a left turn, how should you position your vehicle within the crossover area?

1. Keep to the right side of the crossover paved area.
2. Stop in the center of the crossover to maximize visibility.
3. Swing into the left side of the crossover to avoid blocking traffic.
4. Wait in the left traffic lane until the crossover is completely empty.

20. How should a driver behave when stopped by a police officer to minimize tension?

1. Keep hands on the steering wheel and limit movements.
2. Exit the vehicle immediately to approach the officer.
3. Turn off the engine and wait inside the vehicle.
4. Move to the passenger side to speak with the officer.