Arkansas Permit Exam Questions with Correct Answers Graded A+
Intersections - Answers are the most likely places for car and motorcylcle collisions to occur
Blue Pavement markings - Answers show parking spaces for persons with disabilities
Median - Answers a barrier of grass, concrete or material separating two roadways, including
interstate and highways
Double solid white line marks the edge of a traffic lane where - Answers travel in the same
direction is permitted on both sides of the lane, but crossing the line is prohibited
A driver must ______ for a school bus that is stopped with its red lights flashing on the opposite
side of the road - Answers come to a complete stop
A steady yellow arrow pointing left at an intersection indicates to the driver that - Answers the
left signal is about to change to red
A triangular orange sign on the back of a slow-moving vehicle indicates that: - Answers the
vehicle cannot travel faster than 25mph
Two headed arrow with one head pointing straight ahead and the other pointing to the left
means: - Answers you may either proceed straight ahead or turn to the left
ABS - Answers antilock braking system
ideal position to place both hands on the steering wheel - Answers 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock
Arkansas: arrested for alcohol impairment - Answers 0.0004
Arrested for driving intoxicated with an alcohol concentration - Answers 0.08% or more in breath
or blood
Arkansas law: you can be arrested for alcohol impairment with any blood alcohol level -
Answers above 0.04%
before turning make sure there is no traffic approaching - Answers from your left and no
oncoming traffic turning left into your path
what to do for a blowout - Answers keep going straight, slow gradually and press breaks lightly,
pull of road
Brake failure - Answers pump break several times, parking brake slow (release if skid), lower
gears and safe place to a stop off roadway
children under the age of ___ or weighing less than ___ pounds must be secured in an approved
safety seat - Answers 6, 90
, come within 500ft of oncoming vehicle (lights) - Answers dim your high beams
Continuous yellow light - Answers traffic signal is about to change
speed in darkness - Answers 50mph
diabetes - Answers take insulin shouldn't drive because of shock
diabetic drivers who _____ should not drive vehicles when there is any chance of going into
shock - Answers insulin
do not _____ at a crash scene - Answers rubberneck
do not leave ______ or _____ unattended - Answers children, pets
don't sound horn when - Answers encouraging someone to go faster or get out the way, errors,
friends, or blind pedestrians
don't linger along a truck when passing - Answers always pass completely and on the left side
driver behind you wants to pass - Answers slow down for room in front of your vehicle
drivers are not required to stop if the school bus is approaching - Answers along the opposite
lane of travel separated by a median of 20ft or more in width
drivers must avoid driving in no-zones such as: - Answers 20ft in front of cab, on either side of
the tractor-trailer and up to 200ft in the rear of the trucks
drivers must be cautious if it starts to rain on a hot day because pavement can be very slippery
for the first few minutes due to - Answers oil on the asphalt
drivers must use the ____ to avoid crashes when following other vehicles - Answers 2 second
rule
engine failure - Answers strong grip on steering wheel, pull off road
epilepsy - Answers under care of doctor or no seizure for 1yr
faulty accelerator - Answers neutral, pull off when safe, turn off engine
first conviction of alcohol - Answers $150-1000, 1yr in jail or license suspended for 120days
first offenders of littering - Answers $1000 and no more than 8hrs of community service
flashing red light - Answers complete stop, proceed only when safe
fog (lights) - Answers use low beams
following another vehicle close than 200ft (lights) - Answers low beams
Intersections - Answers are the most likely places for car and motorcylcle collisions to occur
Blue Pavement markings - Answers show parking spaces for persons with disabilities
Median - Answers a barrier of grass, concrete or material separating two roadways, including
interstate and highways
Double solid white line marks the edge of a traffic lane where - Answers travel in the same
direction is permitted on both sides of the lane, but crossing the line is prohibited
A driver must ______ for a school bus that is stopped with its red lights flashing on the opposite
side of the road - Answers come to a complete stop
A steady yellow arrow pointing left at an intersection indicates to the driver that - Answers the
left signal is about to change to red
A triangular orange sign on the back of a slow-moving vehicle indicates that: - Answers the
vehicle cannot travel faster than 25mph
Two headed arrow with one head pointing straight ahead and the other pointing to the left
means: - Answers you may either proceed straight ahead or turn to the left
ABS - Answers antilock braking system
ideal position to place both hands on the steering wheel - Answers 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock
Arkansas: arrested for alcohol impairment - Answers 0.0004
Arrested for driving intoxicated with an alcohol concentration - Answers 0.08% or more in breath
or blood
Arkansas law: you can be arrested for alcohol impairment with any blood alcohol level -
Answers above 0.04%
before turning make sure there is no traffic approaching - Answers from your left and no
oncoming traffic turning left into your path
what to do for a blowout - Answers keep going straight, slow gradually and press breaks lightly,
pull of road
Brake failure - Answers pump break several times, parking brake slow (release if skid), lower
gears and safe place to a stop off roadway
children under the age of ___ or weighing less than ___ pounds must be secured in an approved
safety seat - Answers 6, 90
, come within 500ft of oncoming vehicle (lights) - Answers dim your high beams
Continuous yellow light - Answers traffic signal is about to change
speed in darkness - Answers 50mph
diabetes - Answers take insulin shouldn't drive because of shock
diabetic drivers who _____ should not drive vehicles when there is any chance of going into
shock - Answers insulin
do not _____ at a crash scene - Answers rubberneck
do not leave ______ or _____ unattended - Answers children, pets
don't sound horn when - Answers encouraging someone to go faster or get out the way, errors,
friends, or blind pedestrians
don't linger along a truck when passing - Answers always pass completely and on the left side
driver behind you wants to pass - Answers slow down for room in front of your vehicle
drivers are not required to stop if the school bus is approaching - Answers along the opposite
lane of travel separated by a median of 20ft or more in width
drivers must avoid driving in no-zones such as: - Answers 20ft in front of cab, on either side of
the tractor-trailer and up to 200ft in the rear of the trucks
drivers must be cautious if it starts to rain on a hot day because pavement can be very slippery
for the first few minutes due to - Answers oil on the asphalt
drivers must use the ____ to avoid crashes when following other vehicles - Answers 2 second
rule
engine failure - Answers strong grip on steering wheel, pull off road
epilepsy - Answers under care of doctor or no seizure for 1yr
faulty accelerator - Answers neutral, pull off when safe, turn off engine
first conviction of alcohol - Answers $150-1000, 1yr in jail or license suspended for 120days
first offenders of littering - Answers $1000 and no more than 8hrs of community service
flashing red light - Answers complete stop, proceed only when safe
fog (lights) - Answers use low beams
following another vehicle close than 200ft (lights) - Answers low beams
