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Arkansas DMV quick permit practice test 3

12 questions for a quick Arkansas permit test review, picked from the full tests and based on the Arkansas Driver License Study Guide. They come mostly from Chapter 5: See and Be Seen (3), Chapter 1: Arkansas Law (2), and Chapter 8: Driving Fitness (1). You begin with: "According to the manual, what's the leading cause of car crashes?" Each answer is explained.

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According to the manual, what's the leading cause of car crashes?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the Arkansas Driver License Study Guide.

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  1. Question 1: According to the manual, what's the leading cause of car crashes?

    • A. Worn tires
    • B. Inattention
    • C. Bad weather

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 4: Safe Driving

  2. Question 2: Why should you avoid swinging wide when you make a right turn?

    • A. It wears out the front tires much faster than usual
    • B. The driver behind may try to pass you on the right
    • C. It makes the car ahead think you're going to stop

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 3: General Driving

  3. Question 3: What's the only thing that sobers you up?

    • A. Time
    • B. Black coffee
    • C. A cold shower

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 8: Driving Fitness

  4. Question 4: Fog limits your view to under 200 feet. What's the fastest you should drive?

    • A. 20 mph
    • B. 45 mph
    • C. 30 mph

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 5: See and Be Seen

  5. Question 5: Texting while driving combines which types of distraction?

    • A. Cognitive only
    • B. Visual, manual, and cognitive
    • C. Only visual and manual distraction

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 4: Safe Driving

  6. Question 6: What rule does the manual give for a safe following distance in normal conditions?

    • A. Two seconds
    • B. One car length
    • C. One second

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 5: See and Be Seen

  7. Question 7: Which side of the road must bicycles ride on in Arkansas?

    • A. The right side, with traffic
    • B. Either side, as the rider likes
    • C. The left side, facing traffic

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 7: Sharing the Road with Bicycles and Motorcycles

  8. Question 8: When may an Intermediate License holder not drive without an adult 21 or older?

    • A. From 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., except for school, church, work, or emergencies
    • B. From 11 p.m. to 4 a.m., except for school, church, work, or emergencies
    • C. From midnight to 5 a.m., with no exceptions of any kind

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, The Driver's License

  9. Question 9: What's the minimum fine for passing a stopped school bus with red lights flashing?

    • A. $50
    • B. $1,000
    • C. $250

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 1: Arkansas Law

  10. Question 10: Is it legal in Arkansas to drive with only your parking lights on?

    • A. No
    • B. Yes, at dusk
    • C. Yes, in the city

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 5: See and Be Seen

  11. Question 11: When should you move an injured person at a crash scene?

    • A. Only if they're in immediate danger, like a fire
    • B. Always, so they can lie in a more comfortable spot
    • C. Only if they ask to move

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 9: Emergencies

  12. Question 12: What can a driver face for violating Arkansas's Move Over law?

    • A. A fine up to $1,000, jail, or both
    • B. A written warning on the first offense
    • C. A $50 fine with no other penalty

    Source:Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, Chapter 1: Arkansas Law