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Turn your wheels to the right.
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Turn your wheels to the left.
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Keep your wheels pointed straight ahead.
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Leave your transmission in neutral.
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Alaska driver's examination
(From the 2019 Alaska driver handbook)
| Number of tests: | 24 |
| Number of questions: | 20 |
| Passing score: | 16 |
Directions:
You must pass the written knowledge test, a vision test, and/or a road test prior to being issued an Alaska driver license. You must also pass an alcohol and drug awareness knowledge test to renew your license or to upgrade from a permit to a license. The knowledge test consists of 20 multiple choice questions that are important to the safe operation of a motor vehicle and Utah laws and driving practices. The questions are based on the information provided in the manual.
You must score 80% to pass the knowledge test. The test has a time limit of 25 minutes.
You must score 80% to pass the knowledge test. The test has a time limit of 25 minutes.
Passing grade —
4 or fewer errors
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When parking your vehicle downhill on a two-way street:
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Allowing a space cushion between your vehicle and its surroundings is important because it:
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Prevents distractions from other vehicles.
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Allows you time to react to unexpected situations.
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Keeps traffic flowing at a safe pace.
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Keeps other drivers alert.
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A diamond-shaped sign:
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Warns of existing or possible hazards.
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Alerts drivers to school zones.
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Alerts drivers to public recreation areas.
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Alerts drivers to upcoming food and gas locations.
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Statistics show that alcohol is:
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Involved in almost half of all traffic crashes that result in death.
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Rarely involved in any traffic crashes.
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The cause of all traffic crashes.
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Involved only in traffic crashes that do not result in death.
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When parked facing downhill, the front wheels of your vehicle should be:
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Turned toward the curb or shoulder.
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Pointed straight ahead.
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Aiming any direction.
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Turned away from the curb.
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Stress can affect your driving by:
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Lowing your ability to focus on driving.
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Decreasing your chances of an accident.
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Causing you to fall asleep at the wheel.
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Making you more aware of others around you.
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