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Arizona DMV quick permit practice test 2

This quick Arizona practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Section 7: Law Enforcement (3), Section 2: Safe Driving Practices (4), and Section 6: Handling Emergencies (2). The first question asks: "What happens if you refuse to sign a traffic ticket?" You see the explanation after each answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2
Official handbook
Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide

Practice questions

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What happens if you refuse to sign a traffic ticket?

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What this test covers

Every question comes from one of these sections of the official handbook.

All 12 questions on this test

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  1. Question 1: What happens if you refuse to sign a traffic ticket?

    • A. You automatically admit guilt
    • B. You may be arrested
    • C. The ticket is cancelled

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 7: Law Enforcement

  2. Question 2: After a minor crash with no injuries, what does state law require?

    • A. Move it off the road if it's operable
    • B. Leave it and wait for a tow truck to arrive
    • C. Leave it where it is until police arrive

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 6: Handling Emergencies

  3. Question 3: When may a vehicle use a parking space marked with the international symbol of access?

    • A. For up to 15 minutes, for any driver
    • B. With a placard, even if that person isn't riding with you
    • C. With a valid placard or plate, carrying its holder

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 2: Safe Driving Practices

  4. Question 4: Without driver education, how much supervised practice must a parent certify for a Class G license?

    • A. At least 30 hours, with 10 at night
    • B. At least 20 hours, with 6 at night
    • C. At least 50 hours, with 10 at night

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Licensing and Customer Service Guide

  5. Question 5: How far before a turn does Arizona law require you to signal?

    • A. At least 50 feet
    • B. At least 300 feet
    • C. At least 100 feet

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 2: Safe Driving Practices

  6. Question 6: You're driving slower than traffic around you. Where should you be?

    • A. In the left lane
    • B. In the right lane
    • C. In the center lane

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 3: Roadway and Vehicle Knowledge

  7. Question 7: At a school crossing, when must you stop completely?

    • A. When anyone is in the crosswalk
    • B. Only when a crossing guard waves you down
    • C. Only during posted school hours

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 3: Roadway and Vehicle Knowledge

  8. Question 8: You have a weapon in the vehicle during a traffic stop. When should you tell the officer?

    • A. After you get your ticket
    • B. Upon first contact
    • C. Only if the officer asks

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 7: Law Enforcement

  9. Question 9: Does using your turn signal give you the right-of-way?

    • A. Yes, when you're changing lanes
    • B. No
    • C. Yes, if you signal 100 feet ahead

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 2: Safe Driving Practices

  10. Question 10: An approaching car has its turn signal on. When should you pull out in front of it?

    • A. As soon as you see its turn signal come on
    • B. After you see the driver commit to the turn
    • C. When the car is still at least a block away

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 2: Safe Driving Practices

  11. Question 11: An officer signals you to pull over. What should you do first?

    • A. Signal and pull to the side when it's safe
    • B. Keep driving to the nearest gas station first
    • C. Stop immediately in your lane

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 7: Law Enforcement

  12. Question 12: What is the penalty for failing to stop at a crash with only vehicle damage?

    • A. A 3-year revocation
    • B. A 1-year suspension
    • C. A 10-year revocation

    Source:Arizona Driver License Manual, Section 6: Handling Emergencies

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