Georgia's knowledge exam has two independently scored sections of 20 questions. You must score at least 15 of 20 in EACH.
Pick an answer on each question to see whether you got it right, with an explanation.
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Q1. Driving without the insurance your state requires can result in:
A A points penalty onlyB No consequence if you were not at faultC A warning onlyD Fines, suspension of your license and registration, and vehicle impoundment
Financial responsibility is a condition of driving. The penalties apply whether or not you have a crash.
Q2. A pedestrian using a white cane or a guide dog is crossing ahead. You must:
A Drive slowly around themB Wave them acrossC Stop and give them the right of wayD Sound your horn to alert them
Stop well back and stay quiet. A horn or engine noise from an unexpected place can disorient someone who is navigating by sound.
Q3. Georgia requires headlights to be on:
A From half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise, and whenever wipers are in useB Only in rainC Only after darkD Only on interstates
Lights must also be on when visibility is poor enough that you cannot clearly see a person or vehicle 500 feet ahead.
Q4. In Georgia, the law requires a car seat or booster seat until:
A The child turns 8, or is taller than 4 feet 9 inchesB The child turns 12C The child turns 4D The child turns 16
State law is a minimum. Safety experts recommend a booster until the adult belt fits properly: lap belt low across the hips and shoulder belt across the chest, not the neck.
Q5. You are on a road that ends at a T intersection with no signs. You should:
A Yield to traffic on the through roadB Proceed because the through road must yieldC Turn right without yieldingD Stop only if a car is visible
At a T intersection the road that ends yields to the road that continues.
Q6. Backing up on a Georgia controlled-access roadway, such as an interstate, is:
A Allowed to reach a missed exitB Allowed if your hazard lights are onC Allowed on the shoulderD Prohibited
If you miss an exit, continue to the next one. Traffic on a controlled-access road never expects a vehicle moving backward.
Q7. When you park facing uphill next to a curb, you should turn your front wheels:
A Toward the curbB Away from the curb and let the car roll back against itC Straight aheadD Away from the curb and leave it in neutral
Uphill with a curb: wheels away from the curb, then let the car settle back so the tire rests against it. Downhill: wheels toward the curb.
Q8. A front tire blows out at highway speed. You should:
A Steer sharply onto the shoulderB Hold the wheel firmly, ease off the accelerator and let the car slowC Brake hard immediatelyD Accelerate to regain control
Braking or sudden steering after a blowout can spin the car. Grip the wheel, come off the gas, then ease onto the shoulder once you are slow.
Q9. Georgia's Slowpoke Law requires a driver in the left lane to:
A Speed up to match trafficB Move over when a faster vehicle approaches from behindC Use hazard lightsD Maintain the speed limit and stay put
The law applies on roads with two or more lanes in your direction. It does not authorise the faster driver to speed.
Q10. Combining alcohol with another drug usually:
A Multiplies the impairment beyond either one aloneB Cancels the effects outC Has no effect on drivingD Only matters above the legal limit
Interactions are unpredictable and often far stronger than the sum of the parts.
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