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Tennessee DMV driver's license practice test 2

Practice for the Tennessee written test with 25 free questions based on the Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual. Most of them come from Section C-2: Special Driving Conditions and Your Vehicle (4), Section B-2: Tennessee Safety Belt Laws (2), and Section B-6: Driving at Night and in Inclement Weather Conditions (2). Question 1 asks: "Which vehicle must stop at every railroad crossing, even with no signals active?" Every answer comes with an explanation, and you don't need an account.

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Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5

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Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

Which vehicle must stop at every railroad crossing, even with no signals active?

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  1. Question 1: Which vehicle must stop at every railroad crossing, even with no signals active?

    • A. A school bus with no passengers
    • B. Any car with more than two people
    • C. A pickup truck pulling a trailer

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-4: Rules of the Road

  2. Question 2: On a first DUI conviction, the minimum jail time rises to 7 days when the BAC is at least:

    • A. 0.08
    • B. 0.20
    • C. 0.15

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving

  3. Question 3: A driver under 18 gets a notice of proposed suspension after how many points in 12 months?

    • A. 12 or more
    • B. 1 or more
    • C. 6 or more

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-8: Driving Responsibilities

  4. Question 4: A child under one year old, or under 20 pounds, must ride in:

    • A. A forward-facing car seat
    • B. A booster seat with a seat belt
    • C. A rear-facing car seat

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-2: Tennessee Safety Belt Laws

  5. Question 5: On long trips, take a break and get out of the car at least every:

    • A. Four hours or 250 miles
    • B. Two hours or 100 miles
    • C. Eight hours or 400 miles

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-5: Interstate Driving

  6. Question 6: Which DUI conviction becomes a Class E felony?

    • A. Any conviction with a BAC over 0.20
    • B. The fourth or later conviction
    • C. The second conviction

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving

  7. Question 7: An orange triangle with red reflective borders on the back of a vehicle means:

    • A. It is carrying hazardous materials
    • B. It is an emergency vehicle at work
    • C. It is a slow-moving vehicle

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals

  8. Question 8: It is unlawful to drive slower than 55 mph in which interstate lane, unless traffic prevents it?

    • A. The left-most lane
    • B. The right-most lane
    • C. Any lane in a work zone

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-4: Rules of the Road

  9. Question 9: A LEFT LANE ENDS sign tells drivers in that lane to:

    • A. Stop and wait for a gap to open up
    • B. Signal and merge right
    • C. Use the shoulder to keep going

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals

  10. Question 10: You notice yellow lines on your right and white on your left. What does this mean?

    • A. You are in a reversible lane
    • B. You are in a center turn lane
    • C. You are going the wrong way

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals

  11. Question 11: Stiff penalties start at what BAC for drivers under 21?

    • A. As low as .02
    • B. Only at .08, like adults
    • C. At .05 and above

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving

  12. Question 12: In an ABS emergency stop, the pedal pulses and makes noise. You should:

    • A. Ease off because something is wrong
    • B. Pump the pedal to help it
    • C. Keep your foot firmly on the brake

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section C-2: Special Driving Conditions and Your Vehicle

  13. Question 13: If you must choose, is it generally better to turn off the road or crash head-on?

    • A. Crash head-on, since it's more predictable
    • B. Turn off the road
    • C. Stop in your lane and wait

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section C-2: Special Driving Conditions and Your Vehicle

  14. Question 14: Red is used as the background color on which of these signs?

    • A. Speed limits and lane-use rules
    • B. STOP, DO NOT ENTER, and WRONG WAY
    • C. School zones and pedestrian crossings

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals

  15. Question 15: To avoid the glare of oncoming headlights, you should:

    • A. Watch the right edge of the road
    • B. Look straight at the headlights
    • C. Flash your high beams at the driver

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-6: Driving at Night and in Inclement Weather Conditions

  16. Question 16: What three options do you have to avoid a collision?

    • A. Brake, swerve, or close your eyes
    • B. Stop, turn, or speed up
    • C. Honk, flash, or signal

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section C-2: Special Driving Conditions and Your Vehicle

  17. Question 17: About how much alcohol can the liver oxidize in an hour?

    • A. About half a drink
    • B. About one drink
    • C. About three drinks

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving

  18. Question 18: How long is a license revoked after a first DUI conviction?

    • A. 6 months
    • B. 2 years
    • C. 1 year

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving

  19. Question 19: The law requires headlights that let you see a person on the road at least how far ahead?

    • A. 200 feet
    • B. 500 feet
    • C. 50 feet

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-6: Driving at Night and in Inclement Weather Conditions

  20. Question 20: How do the penalties for a DUI on drugs compare with a DUI on alcohol?

    • A. They are the same
    • B. They are heavier for any illegal drug
    • C. They are lighter for prescription drugs

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-7: Alcohol, Other Drugs and Driving

  21. Question 21: Failing to stop at a railroad crossing when required adds how many points?

    • A. 8
    • B. 5
    • C. 3

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-8: Driving Responsibilities

  22. Question 22: The warning sign for a sharp turn (not a curve) marks turns with a recommended speed of:

    • A. 30 mph or less
    • B. Between 30 and 55 mph
    • C. 45 mph or less at night

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals

  23. Question 23: What does a green background on a sign mean?

    • A. A law you must obey, like a speed limit
    • B. A general warning about the road conditions ahead
    • C. Guidance, such as directions and mileposts

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals

  24. Question 24: Proper use of lap and shoulder belts reduces the risk of fatal injury to front-seat car occupants by:

    • A. 10 percent
    • B. 45 percent
    • C. 90 percent

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B-2: Tennessee Safety Belt Laws

  25. Question 25: When is the peak season for deer-car crashes?

    • A. Mid-summer
    • B. Spring
    • C. Fall

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section C-2: Special Driving Conditions and Your Vehicle