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Texas DMV quick permit practice test 2

This quick Texas practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Chapter 10: Alcohol and Drug Impact on the Driving Ability (3), Chapter 4: Right-of-Way (3), and Chapter 5: Signals, Signs, and Markers (2). The first question asks: "What does the handbook say about the right-of-way?" You see the explanation after each answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
70% (9 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
3
Official handbook
Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7)

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What does the handbook say about the right-of-way?

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

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  1. Question 1: What does the handbook say about the right-of-way?

    • A. It's something given, not taken
    • B. The bigger vehicle always has it
    • C. The faster driver may take it

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 4: Right-of-Way

  2. Question 2: You're on an unpaved road coming to a paved road. What must you do?

    • A. Go first, since you're coming from the side
    • B. Honk and go through
    • C. Yield to vehicles on the paved road

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 4: Right-of-Way

  3. Question 3: A minor's test shows a detectable amount of alcohol, under 0.08. First offense suspension?

    • A. 30 days
    • B. 180 days
    • C. 60 days

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 10: Alcohol and Drug Impact on the Driving Ability

  4. Question 4: A fully loaded tractor-trailer at 55 mph may need more than how far to stop?

    • A. 400 feet
    • B. 100 feet
    • C. 240 feet

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 9: Some Special Driving Situations

  5. Question 5: What does a red X over a lane mean?

    • A. Don't drive in that lane
    • B. The lane is for buses
    • C. Slow to 20 mph

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 5: Signals, Signs, and Markers

  6. Question 6: Who must be with you when you drive on a Texas learner license?

    • A. A licensed driver 21 or older with a year of experience, beside you
    • B. Any licensed driver 18 or older, seated anywhere in the vehicle
    • C. A parent or guardian only, even one without a license of their own

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 1: Your License to Drive

  7. Question 7: When parallel parked, how far from the curb may your wheels be?

    • A. No more than 6 inches
    • B. No more than 24 inches
    • C. No more than 18 inches

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 7: Parking, Stopping, or Standing

  8. Question 8: How much alcohol may a driver under 21 have in their blood?

    • A. Up to 0.02
    • B. Up to 0.05
    • C. None

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 10: Alcohol and Drug Impact on the Driving Ability

  9. Question 9: You see a WRONG WAY sign facing you. What does it mean?

    • A. The road ahead is closed for repairs and you must detour
    • B. You must make a U-turn at the next light
    • C. You're driving against traffic on a one-way street

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 5: Signals, Signs, and Markers

  10. Question 10: What is the fine range for a first conviction of driving without proof of insurance?

    • A. $175 to $350
    • B. $50 to $100
    • C. $350 to $1,000

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 3: Safety Responsibility

  11. Question 11: Your car stalls on the tracks and a train is coming. Which way should you run?

    • A. Away from the train, along the tracks
    • B. Toward the train, away from the tracks
    • C. Stay in the car with your belt on

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 4: Right-of-Way

  12. Question 12: Which contains about the same alcohol as a 12-ounce beer?

    • A. A 12-ounce glass of wine
    • B. Three ounces of liquor
    • C. A 5-ounce glass of wine

    Source:Texas Driver Handbook, Chapter 10: Alcohol and Drug Impact on the Driving Ability

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