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Tennessee DMV quick permit practice test 4

Use this 12-question Tennessee quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Section B-4: Rules of the Road (3), Section B-3: Traffic Signs and Signals (4), and Section C-1: Defensive Driving and Other Precautions (1). It opens with: "Why shouldn't you honk at a blind pedestrian crossing the road?" Explanations follow every answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2

Practice questions

Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

Why shouldn't you honk at a blind pedestrian crossing the road?

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  1. Question 1: Why shouldn't you honk at a blind pedestrian crossing the road?

    • A. It is only allowed in emergencies at night
    • B. It would give them the right-of-way
    • C. It could startle them

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

  2. Question 2: 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

  3. Question 3: Your doctor prescribed a sedative. Can that be a defense to a DUI charge?

    • A. Yes, if you took the dose on the label
    • B. No, a prescription is no defense
    • C. Yes, if you carry the prescription

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

  4. Question 4: In defensive driving, how far ahead should you focus your eyes?

    • A. 2 to 3 seconds, just past the car ahead
    • B. 10 to 15 seconds, about a city block
    • C. Only on the car directly in front

    Source:Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section C-1: Defensive Driving and Other Precautions

  5. Question 5: When a train is coming, you must stop how far from the tracks?

    • A. Between 15 and 50 feet
    • B. At least 100 feet away
    • C. Between 5 and 10 feet

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

  6. Question 6: Fluorescent pink (coral) signs are used for what?

    • A. Pointing drivers to bike routes and hiking trails
    • B. Managing traffic around crashes, fires, or spills
    • C. Marking school zones and the busiest pedestrian crosswalks

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

  7. Question 7: By Tennessee law, at least what share of the knowledge test questions deal with alcohol and drugs?

    • A. 25 percent
    • B. 10 percent
    • C. 50 percent

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

  8. Question 8: 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

  9. Question 9: Most cars can be swept away in how much moving water?

    • A. Only water over the car's roof
    • B. 4 to 5 feet
    • C. 18 to 24 inches

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

  10. Question 10: A white X with the letters RR painted on the road warns of:

    • A. A lane reserved for buses
    • B. A railroad crossing ahead
    • C. A road that is closed ahead

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

  11. Question 11: Where does the manual suggest practicing ABS stops?

    • A. The interstate shoulder
    • B. A quiet residential street
    • C. A big, empty parking lot

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

  12. Question 12: What does the law say about following a fire truck answering an alarm?

    • A. It is allowed if you use your flashers
    • B. It is allowed at 500 feet back
    • C. It is illegal to follow it

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