Alabama knowledge test: practice questions

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Five questions from the United States (Alabama) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. While driving, a Stage II driver may not use:

   1. The air conditioning
   2. A handheld phone
   3. The car radio
   4. The turn signals
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   Answer: A handheld phone

   Devices needed to run the vehicle are allowed. Ala. Code § 32-6-7.2(c)(3).

2. You normally pass another vehicle going the same way on its:

   1. Either side
   2. Shoulder side
   3. Right side
   4. Left side
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   Answer: Left side

   Do not return right until you are clear of it. Ala. Code § 32-5A-82(1).

3. In a marked construction or maintenance area, you must yield to:

   1. Only large equipment
   2. Workers and work vehicles
   3. No one if you are moving
   4. Only flaggers with flags
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   Answer: Workers and work vehicles

   Watch for people and equipment on the road. Ala. Code § 32-5A-116(a).

4. You must stop if a train within about how far of a crossing sounds a signal and is a hazard?

   1. 500 feet
   2. 1,000 feet
   3. 3,000 feet
   4. 1,500 feet
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   Answer: 1,500 feet

   Also stop when a train is plainly visible and close. Ala. Code § 32-5A-150(a)(3).

5. A cyclist may signal a right turn by:

   1. Waving both arms around
   2. Extending the right arm
   3. Ringing the bell
   4. Raising the left hand
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   Answer: Extending the right arm

   The arm is held out horizontally. Ala. Code § 32-5A-263(d).

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Code of Alabama Title 32, Motor Vehicles and Traffic (Alabama Legislature). See every official source

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