[ { "id": "ga-0001", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "residency deadline", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How soon after becoming a Georgia resident must a person get a Georgia driver's license or permit?", "options": [ "Within 30 days", "Within 10 days", "Within 60 days", "Within 90 days" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia law gives new residents a 30-day window to get a state license or permit.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0002", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "minimum vision standard", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What is the minimum vision standard for a non-commercial Georgia license in one eye?", "options": [ "20/40 with a horizontal field of at least 120 degrees", "20/60 with a horizontal field of at least 140 degrees", "20/70 with a horizontal field of at least 100 degrees", "20/50 with a horizontal field of at least 160 degrees" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia requires at least 20/60 vision in one eye and a 140-degree horizontal field for a standard license.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0003", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "ADAP for minors", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What must most applicants under 18 complete before getting a Georgia license?", "options": [ "A defensive driving course for adults", "A commercial vehicle safety class", "An Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program", "A first aid certification course" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia requires applicants under 18 to finish an Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0004", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "supervised driving hours for minors", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "For a Class D license or Class M permit at age 16 or 17, how many hours of supervised driving are required, including night hours?", "options": [ "20 hours total, 4 at night", "30 hours total, 5 at night", "50 hours total, 8 at night", "40 hours total, 6 at night" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Sixteen and seventeen year old applicants need 40 hours of supervised driving, six of them after dark.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0005", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "foreign military license window", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A US service member returns home with a license issued abroad by the US armed forces. How long can they keep driving on it in Georgia?", "options": [ "45 days after returning", "30 days after returning", "15 days after returning", "60 days after returning" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia only honors that kind of foreign-issued military license for up to 45 days after the driver returns to the US.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0006", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "accompaniment during license exam", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Who may accompany an unlicensed person taking a Georgia driving exam to get a license?", "options": [ "Any adult family member over 18, regardless of whether they have a license", "A responsible adult at least 21, or a certified examiner or agent", "A friend with a learner's permit and less than a year of supervised driving experience", "No one; the applicant must drive alone even after dark on the exam route" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "An examinee without a license must ride with a responsible adult at least 21 years old, or a certified examiner or department agent.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0007", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "migrant farm worker exemption", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A migrant farm worker holding a valid license from another state is exempt from getting a Georgia license under what condition?", "options": [ "They work only on weekends", "They work in Georgia less than 30 days a year", "They work in Georgia less than 90 days a year", "They are under age 21" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia exempts migrant farm workers who work in the state under 90 days per calendar year if they hold a valid out-of-state license.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0008", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "surrendering old credentials", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When renewing, replacing, or transferring a license in Georgia, what must most customers do with their old license, permit, or ID?", "options": [ "Keep it as a backup", "Destroy it themselves at home", "Mail it to another state", "Surrender it to DDS" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Georgia generally requires customers to hand over their previously issued license, permit, or ID when they renew, replace, or transfer it.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0009", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "foreign documents after Real ID", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "After a US citizen gets a Georgia Real ID equivalent, what happens to a driver's license issued to them by a foreign country?", "options": [ "They must surrender the foreign document", "They may keep both documents", "They may mail it back later", "They can trade it for cash" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "US citizens cannot keep licenses, permits, or ID cards a foreign country issued to them once they get the Georgia document.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 6, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0010", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "senior vision screening", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How often must drivers age 64 and older pass a vision screening in Georgia?", "options": [ "Every four years", "Every eight years", "Every six years", "Every ten years" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia requires drivers 64 and older to pass a vision check every eight years.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 7, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0011", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "free name or address change", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How many free name or address changes does Georgia allow per license issuance term?", "options": [ "None", "Two", "One", "Unlimited" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia gives license, permit, and ID holders one free name or address change per term.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 7, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0012", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "Class D purpose", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Who is a Class D license issued to in Georgia?", "options": [ "Drivers 18 and older", "Commercial drivers under 21", "Motorcycle operators only", "Provisional drivers ages 16 and 17" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Class D is Georgia's provisional license for drivers who are 16 or 17 years old.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 7, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0013", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "bioptic lens medical updates", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How often must a driver with a bioptic lens restriction give DDS updated medical information?", "options": [ "Every two years", "Every year", "Every four years", "Every eight years" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Drivers with a bioptic lens restriction must send DDS updated medical records every two years.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 7, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0014", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "autocycles and Class M", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Under House Bill 136, what license class is required to operate a three-wheel autocycle in Georgia?", "options": [ "A Class M motorcycle license is required", "No Class M license is required", "A commercial Class A license is required", "A special autocycle-only permit is required" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "House Bill 136 removed the Class M motorcycle license requirement for three-wheel autocycles.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 7, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0015", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "volunteer firefighter license fee", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does a Class E or F license cost a volunteer firefighter in Georgia?", "options": [ "Half the normal fee", "A flat $10 fee", "No fee at all", "The same $32 fee as other drivers" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia issues Class E and F licenses to volunteer firefighters at no charge.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 7, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0017", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "displaying license to police", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What must a driver do if a police officer asks to see their license during a traffic stop in Georgia?", "options": [ "Show it to the officer on request", "Show it only if formally arrested", "Mail a copy to the court later", "Only state the license number aloud" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia drivers must show their license or permit to a law enforcement officer who asks for it during a stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 8, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0019", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "restriction code meaning", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What does restriction code T mean on a Georgia driver's license?", "options": [ "Corrective lenses required", "Accompanied by a visually impaired parent", "Accompanied by a disabled parent", "Daylight hours only" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Code T on a Georgia license means the driver must be accompanied by a disabled parent.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 8, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0020", "topic": "general-licensing", "subtopic": "restriction code meaning", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "A Georgia license shows restriction code K. What does this restrict the driver to?", "options": [ "Daylight driving only", "School trips only", "Business purpose only", "Intrastate commerce only" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Restriction code K limits a Georgia driver to intrastate commerce only.", "citation": { "section": "Section 1: General Licensing Information", "page": 8, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0022", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "testing fee amount", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How much does it cost to take the Georgia driving knowledge or road test?", "options": [ "$15.00", "$10.00", "$25.00", "$32.00" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "The manual sets the testing fee at ten dollars, due before testing begins.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0023", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "no refund on failed test", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "If a driver fails any part of the license test, what happens to the test fee?", "options": [ "It is fully refunded", "Half of it is refunded", "It is not refunded", "It rolls over to the next visit" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "No refund is given if any portion of the test is not passed.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0024", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "fee paid every attempt", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How often must the test fee be paid?", "options": [ "Only the first time you test", "Once per calendar year", "Only after passing", "Before each attempt at the test" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The fee must be paid before every attempt at testing, not just the first one.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0025", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "military enlistment exemption", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A 17-year-old who proves military enlistment can skip which requirement?", "options": [ "Holding a permit for a year and a day", "The vision test given at every Customer Service Center visit", "The knowledge exam covering signs and road rules", "Paying the test fee" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Proof of military enlistment lets a 17-year-old skip the usual one-year-and-one-day permit hold and get a Class C license right away.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0026", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "CP supervising adult rules", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What must be true of the adult who rides along with a Class C Instructional Permit holder?", "options": [ "At least 25 years old and a parent living at the same address as the driver", "At least 21, licensed for Class C, and seated beside the driver", "Any adult with a valid ID", "A certified driving instructor only" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "The supervising passenger must be at least 21, hold a valid Class C license, be capable of controlling the car, and sit next to the driver.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0027", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "driver ed and ADAP requirement", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "To get a Class D license at age 16 or 17, what must an applicant finish?", "options": [ "A road test scheduled after turning 16 years old with no other paperwork", "Only the knowledge exam retaken at any Customer Service Center statewide", "A driver education course and the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program", "A vision test alone with no classroom instruction or road practice required" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Teens seeking a Class D license at 16 or 17 must complete both an approved driver education course and ADAP.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0028", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "classroom driver ed hours", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Which option satisfies the classroom part of an approved driver education course?", "options": [ "Watching one safety video posted on a public website with no instructor present", "10 hours of classroom teaching only, without any additional online component", "A single weekend seminar with no follow-up classroom hours required at all", "30 hours of classroom teaching or an equivalent online course" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The classroom requirement can be met with 30 hours in a classroom or a comparable online or virtual course.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0029", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "on-road driver ed option", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What can satisfy the on-the-road instruction part of driver education?", "options": [ "6 hours with a certified instructor or finishing the DDS Parent Teen Driving Guide", "Watching a training video at home with no adult present", "A written essay about safe driving with no road practice", "One ride-along with any adult" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A teen can meet the on-road piece with six hours from a certified instructor or by completing the DDS Parent Teen Driving Guide.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0030", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "extra supervised driving hours", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Besides driver education, how much extra supervised driving must a teen log, and how much of it at night?", "options": [ "20 hours total, 2 at night", "40 hours total, at least 6 at night", "10 hours total, none at night", "60 hours total, 10 at night" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Teens need a cumulative 40 hours of additional supervised driving, with at least 6 of those hours after dark.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0031", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "minimum age for CP", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "At what age can a person first apply for a Class C Instructional Permit?", "options": [ "14", "16", "15", "17" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Applicants become eligible to apply for the Class C Instructional Permit starting at age 15.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0032", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "SSN requirement for CP", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What must a Class C Instructional Permit applicant show about their Social Security Number?", "options": [ "Nothing, the number is not collected for permits", "A printed Social Security card must be shown at the service center", "A parent's Social Security Number may be listed on the application instead", "They must know it or prove they are ineligible for one" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Applicants must know their Social Security Number or show proof they are not eligible for one.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0033", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "parental consent revocation", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Who can revoke a minor's permit before age 18, and under what circumstances?", "options": [ "The consenting parent or guardian, for any reason", "A school teacher, only for grades", "A police officer, only after a crash", "No one until the minor turns 18" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The parent or guardian who signed for the permit may cancel it for any reason before the teen turns 18.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0034", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "vision test method", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How is a permit applicant's vision checked?", "options": [ "By reading a phone screen", "By a mechanical testing device", "By a written questionnaire", "It is not checked" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Applicants are given a vision test using a mechanical device.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0035", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "CP hold period before Class D", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How long must someone hold a Class C Instructional Permit before applying for a Class D license?", "options": [ "Six months", "Two years", "One year and one day", "There is no waiting period" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A permit holder must reach age 16 and have held the permit for one year and one day before applying for a Class D license.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0036", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "provisional curfew", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "During which hours is a Class D provisional license holder barred from driving?", "options": [ "Between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. on weekends only", "Between 10:00 p.m. and sunrise unless driving to work", "Between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. during school terms", "Between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m." ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Class D holders may not drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m., and the manual allows no exceptions.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0037", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "first six months passengers", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "For the first six months on a Class D license, who may ride in the vehicle?", "options": [ "Only immediate family, which reaches anyone living at the driver's residence", "Any passengers, provided one is a licensed adult who is at least 21 and seated in the front", "One friend under 21, chosen before the trip begins", "No passengers of any kind" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Only immediate family members may ride during the first six months, and the definition includes any person residing at the driver's home.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0038", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "second six months passengers", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "In the second six months of a Class D license, what is the passenger rule?", "options": [ "Three passengers under 21 are fine, as long as every one of them wears a seat belt", "One passenger under 21 from outside the immediate family", "Two passengers of any age may ride if the driver has stayed conviction-free", "No non-family passengers may ride at all" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "During the second six months, only one under-21 passenger who is not immediate family may ride.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0039", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "passenger limit after first year", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "After both six-month periods on a Class D license, how many under-21 passengers from outside the family may ride?", "options": [ "Five, if all of them are students", "As many as the vehicle can seat", "Three", "Two for each licensed adult present" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Once the first and second six-month periods end, up to three under-21 passengers outside the immediate family may ride.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0040", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "clean record for upgrade", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What driving record must a Class D holder show for the 12 months before applying for a Class C license?", "options": [ "A record clear of parking citations even if other traffic convictions occurred during the year", "No traffic tickets of any kind since turning 16, even for minor equipment or paperwork violations", "At most one minor violation in 18 months", "Freedom from convictions for major violations that trigger a mandatory license suspension" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The 12 months preceding the Class C application must be free of major-violation convictions that carry mandatory suspension.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 9, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0041", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "class C license cost and term", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A Class D holder turns 18 and exchanges up to a Class C license. What is the cost and term?", "options": [ "$32 for an 8-year license", "$20 plus a $12 processing charge, for a license that runs 4 years", "No charge, for a 10-year license", "$45 for a 6-year license" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The Class C license issued on exchange costs $32 and lasts 8 years.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 10, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0042", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "permit to full license", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "A Class C Instructional Permit holder wants a full Class C license. What are the age and testing requirements?", "options": [ "Reaching age 17 and retaking the knowledge exam without any road test requirement", "Reaching age 18 plus a road test that evaluates safe operation of the vehicle", "Reaching age 18, with all testing waived regardless of driving history or age at application", "Reaching age 21 unless enrolled in school and living with a parent throughout the enrollment period" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A permit holder qualifies for the full Class C license only at 18 and must pass a road test of safe vehicle operation.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 10, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0043", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "unlicensed adult options", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "An unlicensed 18-year-old wants to start driving in Georgia. Which two paths does the manual offer?", "options": [ "Enroll in driver education and wait six months, or pass three separate DDS examinations", "Request a hardship license from a judge, or complete a defensive driving course first", "Apply straight for a Class C license, or get an instructional permit first", "Take the road test twice in a single visit" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "An adult applicant can apply immediately for a Class C Driver's License or start with a Class C Instructional Permit to gain supervised practice.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 10, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0044", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "state ID card cost", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does a standard 8-year Georgia ID card cost?", "options": [ "$5.00 for every applicant", "$25 with a renewal discount", "$10 at any service center", "$32" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A standard 8-year Georgia ID card costs $32.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 11, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0045", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "temporary disability ID", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "How long does a temporary-disability ID card last, and what verification does it require?", "options": [ "Six months, and a licensed physician's verification is always required", "One year, with verification needed only when the DDS examiner asks for medical proof", "Eight years, with no verification at all", "Ninety days, on the holder's own word" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The temporary-disability card runs six months and always requires verification from a licensed physician.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 11, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0046", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "voter registration ID", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does Georgia charge for a voter registration ID?", "options": [ "A one-time $5.00 fee that is refunded after the next statewide election", "Nothing, after an oath that it is needed to vote", "The standard $32 card fee, unless the county chooses to waive it", "A $1 processing fee" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A voter registration ID is free for anyone who swears under oath that it is needed to vote in a Georgia election.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 11, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0048", "topic": "obtaining-license-permit-id", "subtopic": "new resident deadline", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How soon after becoming a Georgia resident must a new arrival obtain a Georgia license to keep driving?", "options": [ "Within 90 days, or sooner if the old license expires first", "Within two weeks of moving", "Before their very first drive", "Within 30 days of becoming a resident" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "New residents who wish to drive must apply for a Georgia license or permit within 30 days of establishing residency.", "citation": { "section": "Section 2: Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card", "page": 11, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0050", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "knowledge exam start time", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How long before a Customer Service Center closes must you begin the knowledge exam?", "options": [ "15 minutes", "30 minutes", "45 minutes", "1 hour" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia requires you to start the written test at least 30 minutes before the center closes so there is enough time to finish.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0051", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "English-only test parts", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Which parts of Georgia licensing testing are given only in English?", "options": [ "The road rules questions, which have no other language versions", "The oral exam offered to applicants with reading disabilities", "The driving test and the road signs questions", "None, since each portion is offered in several languages" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Road signs and the driving test itself are conducted only in English, while some road rules questions can be given in other languages.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0052", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "misconduct during exam", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What happens if you speak with someone other than the examiner during your knowledge exam?", "options": [ "The examiner issues a warning and the test continues", "You must start that section of the test over again", "Nothing happens if the exchange is brief and quiet", "It is misconduct, so the exam counts as failed" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Talking to anyone besides the person giving the test breaks the testing rules and makes that exam session count as a failure.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0053", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "road rules passing score", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How many correct answers out of 20 do you need to pass the road rules test?", "options": [ "15", "12", "10", "18" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "You need at least 15 correct answers out of the 20 road rules questions to pass.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0055", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "parallel parking dimensions", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What are the standard dimensions of the parallel parking space used on Georgia's road test?", "options": [ "20 feet by 8 feet", "24 feet by 12 feet", "22 feet by 10 feet", "18 feet by 9 feet" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "The parallel parking space used for the driving test measures 22 feet long by 10 feet deep.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0056", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "advanced driver assistance systems", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "If your road test vehicle has advanced driver assistance technology, what must you still prove you can do?", "options": [ "Turn on every assistance feature during the test", "Nothing extra beyond a normal road test", "Show the examiner the owner's manual for the system", "Operate the vehicle without using the technology" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Even in a vehicle with driver assistance technology, you must show you can control the car without depending on it.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0057", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "straight line backing distance", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "About how far must you back up your car during the straight line backing test?", "options": [ "50 feet", "25 feet", "75 feet", "100 feet" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The straight line backing test asks you to reverse for roughly 50 feet while staying smooth and straight.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0058", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "straight line backing speed", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is the fastest speed you may go while backing straight during the road test?", "options": [ "5 mph", "10 mph", "15 mph", "20 mph" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "During the backing exercise you cannot go faster than 10 miles per hour.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0059", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "turn about maneuver", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Which maneuver satisfies the turn about portion of the driving test?", "options": [ "A wide U-turn made in an open parking lot", "Backing around a full city block", "A three-point turn completed in a narrow space", "A K-turn using only the reverse gear" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "The turn about part of the test asks you to reverse direction using a three-point turn in a tight space.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 13, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0060", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "Class C/D passing score", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What overall score must you earn to pass the Class C or D road test?", "options": [ "60%", "70%", "80%", "75%" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A Class C or D applicant needs a minimum score of 75% to pass the road test.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 14, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0061", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "retest waiting period", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "After failing the Class C or D test for the first time, how soon can you retake the part you failed?", "options": [ "The next day", "The same day", "After 3 days", "After 7 days" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A first failure only requires you to wait until the following day before retesting that portion.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 14, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0062", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "Class E/F non-commercial requirements", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Besides passing a knowledge test, what else must an applicant do to get a Class E or F non-commercial license?", "options": [ "Pass a full road test in a straight truck even though this class has no road test", "File the E/F application form and already hold or qualify for a Class C license", "Complete 40 hours of logged driving practice with a certified instructor present throughout", "Pass the CDL road skills test meant only for commercial vehicle applicants seeking that separate class" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "There is no driving test for this class, but you must file the E/F application and already hold or be eligible for a Class C license.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 14, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0063", "topic": "testing-information", "subtopic": "CDL road skills test fee", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "How much does each attempt at the Commercial Driver's License road skills test cost?", "options": [ "$25", "$35", "$50", "$75" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "State law now sets a $50 fee for the CDL road skills test, charged for every testing attempt.", "citation": { "section": "Section 3: Testing Information", "page": 14, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0064", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "mail renewal eligibility", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Who can renew a Georgia license by mail while stationed away from the state?", "options": [ "Customers who recently switched insurance companies", "Any Georgia resident traveling abroad for vacation who plans to return within a year", "People who no longer own a vehicle", "Active duty military members and their spouse and dependents living with them" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Mail renewal is limited to specific groups, including military personnel stationed elsewhere and their families.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0066", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "mail renewal period length", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A license renewed by mail while the holder is out of state lasts for how many years before an in-person visit is required?", "options": [ "Four years", "Eight years", "Ten years", "There is no set limit" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "This type of renewal covers an eight-year period, after which the holder must appear in person.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0067", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "mail renewal expiration limit", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A license that has already been expired for how long can no longer be renewed through the mail program?", "options": [ "Six months", "One year", "Two years", "Five years" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Once a license has sat expired for two years or longer, mail renewal is no longer an option.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0068", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "changes not allowed via mail renewal", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If an out-of-state customer needs a name or address change while renewing by mail, what must they do instead?", "options": [ "Add the change to the mail renewal paperwork", "Email the change directly to DDS staff", "Wait until returning to Georgia permanently", "Go to a DDS Customer Service Center" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Name or address changes cannot be handled through mail renewal and require a visit to a service center.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0069", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "document number matching Social Security number", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What happens if a customer's license number happens to match their Social Security number?", "options": [ "DDS assigns a new randomly generated document number", "The customer keeps that number for all future documents", "The customer must get a new Social Security number", "Nothing changes, since matching numbers are allowed" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia does not allow a Social Security number to serve as the document number, so a new random number is assigned.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0070", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "DDS role in voter registration", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What is DDS's actual role in the voter registration process?", "options": [ "DDS directly registers customers to vote", "DDS sends customer information to the Secretary of State's office", "DDS issues the final voter registration card", "DDS has no involvement in voter registration at all" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "DDS does not register voters itself but passes along customer information to the Secretary of State's office.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0071", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "voter registration opt-out", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How can a customer decline to have their information used for voter registration on a DDS application?", "options": [ "By calling the county registrar first", "By filing a separate form with DDS", "By checking an opt-out box on the application", "They cannot decline, it is mandatory" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "The application includes a clear opt-out box for customers who do not want to register or update their voter information.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 15, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0072", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "replacement license fee", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is the fee to replace a lost or stolen Georgia license, whether applied for online or in person?", "options": [ "$5.00", "$20.00", "$15.00", "$10.00" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Replacing a lost or stolen license or ID card costs ten dollars either online or at a service center.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 16, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0073", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "acceptable proof of identity", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Which document counts as valid proof of identity for a replacement license?", "options": [ "A valid U.S. passport", "An expired U.S. passport", "A photocopy of a birth certificate", "A student photo ID card" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The accepted list requires a passport to be currently valid, not expired.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 16, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0074", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "online services and Real ID", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What must be completed before some DDS online services can be used?", "options": [ "A background check", "Real ID requirements", "A written knowledge test", "A vision screening" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Certain online services only work once a customer has met Real ID requirements.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 16, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0076", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "Motor Vehicle Report pricing", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "How much does a 7-year Motor Vehicle Report cost when requested by mail?", "options": [ "$6.00", "$12.00", "$10.00", "$8.00" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A mailed request for a 7-year or lifetime report is paid for with eight dollars.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 17, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0077", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "police report for number change", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When is a police report required to change the document number on a replacement license?", "options": [ "Only when the license number does not match the Social Security number", "Always, with no exceptions", "Only when requesting a lifetime MVR for a family member's driving record", "It is never required" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A police report is skipped only when the license number already matches the customer's Social Security number.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 17, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0078", "topic": "other-services", "subtopic": "address change timing", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Within how many days of moving must a customer update their address with DDS?", "options": [ "10 days", "60 days", "30 days", "90 days" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Customers who move must update their address in person or online within sixty days.", "citation": { "section": "Section 4: Other Services & Information", "page": 17, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0079", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Basic traffic laws", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "According to Georgia's basic traffic laws, whose directions must you follow even if they go against the traffic lights or signs?", "options": [ "A crossing guard volunteer", "Any adult pedestrian standing in the roadway near the intersection", "A law enforcement officer or firefighter directing traffic", "A construction site foreman without any law enforcement training or authority" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "The manual lists obeying an officer or firefighter's directions, even over conflicting signals, as one of the three most basic traffic laws.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 18, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0081", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Right-of-way at uncontrolled intersections", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Two cars arrive at the same time at an intersection with no stop signs, yield signs, or lights. Who must yield?", "options": [ "The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right", "The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left", "Whichever car is smaller must yield", "Neither driver needs to yield" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "At an intersection with no signs or signals, the driver arriving on the left must let the driver on the right go first.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 18, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0082", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Four-way stop right-of-way", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "At a four-way intersection where every driver faces a stop sign, what must happen first?", "options": [ "The largest vehicle proceeds first", "All drivers must yield to any pedestrians before proceeding", "Drivers turning left proceed before drivers heading straight", "The driver facing north always goes first" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "At a four-way stop, every driver must let pedestrians go before the vehicles take their turns in arrival order.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 18, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0085", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Yielding to emergency vehicles", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "When an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren, what should you do if you cannot pull onto the shoulder?", "options": [ "Move as far right as possible and stop", "Continue at your normal speed in your current lane", "Turn left to get out of its path", "Stop directly in the intersection so it can choose its path" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "If the shoulder is not an option, drivers should move as far right as they can and come to a stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 18, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0089", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Right turn on red", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Before making a legal right turn on red where it is allowed, what must a driver do first?", "options": [ "Make a complete stop and yield to traffic and pedestrians", "Slow to a crawl and keep rolling if no cars are coming", "Yield to pedestrians but not to cross traffic", "Signal for at least three seconds before completing the turn" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A driver may only turn right on red after a complete stop and after yielding to all traffic and pedestrians.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 19, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0091", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "School bus flashing yellow lights", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What should drivers do when a school bus activates flashing yellow lights?", "options": [ "Ignore it unless the bus is on their side of the road", "Speed past before the bus stops", "Slow down and be ready to stop", "Only slow down if children are visible" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Flashing yellow lights on a school bus warn drivers to slow down and prepare to stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 19, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0092", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "School bus on divided highway", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "On a road divided by a median, what applies to drivers on the opposite side from a stopped school bus?", "options": [ "They may keep moving at the posted speed with no need to slow", "They must stop until the red lights on the bus go off", "They must pull onto the shoulder until the bus starts moving again", "They are not required to stop but should watch for children" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Drivers on the far side of a median are not required to stop for the bus but should still watch for children near the road.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 19, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0093", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Identifying a passing zone", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "How can a driver tell if they are in a passing zone on a two-lane road?", "options": [ "The line nearest their lane is striped rather than solid", "A sign at the roadside announces the start of a passing zone", "The center line changes from yellow to white", "Double yellow lines mark the start of a passing zone" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A passing zone is shown by a striped line next to the center line, while a solid line nearest the driver means no passing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 19, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0094", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Finishing a pass safely", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When passing on a two-lane road, a driver must finish the pass before oncoming traffic gets within how many feet?", "options": [ "500 feet", "200 feet", "100 feet", "50 feet" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "The manual requires completing a pass before oncoming traffic comes within 200 feet.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 19, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0095", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "No passing near railroad crossings", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Passing is prohibited within how many feet of a railroad crossing?", "options": [ "200 feet", "50 feet", "100 feet", "300 feet" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "The manual bans passing within 100 feet of a railroad crossing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 19, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0098", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Illegal turn signal use", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is illegal to do with your turn signals under Georgia law?", "options": [ "Use them briefly before changing lanes or making any turn as required by law", "Flash them as a go-ahead-and-pass signal to drivers behind you", "Turn them off promptly right after completing a turn or lane change", "Signal for much longer than actually needed before making any turn" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Using a turn signal as a courtesy wave-through for the driver behind you is against the law.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 20, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0100", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "pedestrian right of way on turns", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "When a signal lets you turn at an intersection, what must you do if a pedestrian is crossing into the street you are turning onto?", "options": [ "Only yield if the pedestrian is already more than halfway across the entire roadway width", "Sound your horn and drive around the pedestrian", "Proceed since you have the right signal", "Stop and wait until the pedestrian is fully clear of the lanes you will drive through" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A driver turning at a signal must stay stopped until the pedestrian has cleared the lanes of travel.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 21, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0101", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "no parking on divided highway", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Where is parking always prohibited on a divided highway?", "options": [ "In the area between the two roadways, including crossovers", "In the right-hand lane during rush hour", "Anywhere within one mile of an interchange", "On the paved shoulder only during daylight hours" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Parking is banned in the median strip of a divided highway, including any crossover area.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 21, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0106", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "crossing center line on multi-lane roads", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "On a two-way road with multiple lanes, when may a driver cross to the left of the center line?", "options": [ "Whenever passing a slower vehicle", "Only to complete a left turn", "Whenever no other traffic is visible", "Only inside city limits" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Drivers on a multi-lane two-way road may cross the center line only to make a left turn, and must yield to oncoming traffic.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 21, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0107", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "parallel parking positioning", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When lining up to parallel park, about how far should your car be from the car ahead of the space?", "options": [ "About 1 foot, bumper to bumper", "About 6 feet, door to door", "About 2 feet, door to door", "About 4 feet, bumper to bumper" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Before backing into a parallel space, a driver should stop roughly 2 feet from the car ahead, door to door.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 21, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0108", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Slow Poke law", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Under Georgia's Slow Poke law, what must a slower driver do in the left-hand passing lane?", "options": [ "Flash hazard lights and continue", "Speed up to match the fastest nearby car", "Stay in the lane until reaching an exit", "Move to the right to let faster traffic pass" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The Slow Poke law requires a slower driver to move right out of the passing lane so faster traffic can go by.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 21, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0109", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "disabled vehicle on highway", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "If your vehicle breaks down on a highway, how much clear viewing distance should you try to leave in each direction?", "options": [ "200 feet", "100 feet", "300 feet", "150 feet" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A disabled vehicle should be moved off the highway when possible to leave a clear view of 200 feet in both directions.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 21, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0112", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Super Speeder fee", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What extra state fee applies to a Super Speeder conviction in Georgia?", "options": [ "$100", "$50", "$500", "$200" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A Super Speeder conviction adds a $200 state fee on top of any local fines.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 22, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0113", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "default urban speed limit", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Unless otherwise posted, what is the default speed limit in an urban or residential district in Georgia?", "options": [ "30 mph", "25 mph", "35 mph", "45 mph" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The general default speed limit for urban or residential districts is 30 mph unless signs say otherwise.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 22, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0114", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "default rural interstate speed limit", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Unless otherwise posted, what is the default speed limit on a rural interstate in Georgia?", "options": [ "65 mph", "70 mph", "75 mph", "60 mph" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Rural interstates carry a default speed limit of 70 mph when no other limit is posted.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 22, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0115", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "driving too slowly in passing lane", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "On a road with two or more lanes, what must a driver do if a faster car is catching up from behind in the passing lane?", "options": [ "Stay in the lane until the next exit", "Speed up to match the other driver", "Move out of the passing lane", "Signal and wait for the other driver to pass on the right" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A driver being overtaken in the passing lane on a multi-lane road must move out of that lane.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 22, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0116", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "penalty for driving too slowly", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What is a possible penalty in Georgia for illegally driving too slowly and blocking the flow of traffic?", "options": [ "License suspension only, with no fine", "A fine up to $500 and 2 points on the driving record", "A fine up to $2,000 and 4 points on the driving record", "A fine up to $1,000 and 3 points on the driving record" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Impeding traffic by driving too slowly can bring a fine of up to $1,000 plus 3 points on the driver's record.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 22, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0117", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "railroad crossing stop distance", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When you must stop for a railroad crossing, how far from the nearest rail should your car stop?", "options": [ "Between 15 and 50 feet", "Between 5 and 20 feet", "Between 25 and 75 feet", "Between 10 and 30 feet" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A required stop at a railroad crossing must be no closer than 15 feet and no farther than 50 feet from the nearest rail.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 22, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0121", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Controlled-access roadways", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "On a controlled-access roadway in Georgia, which action is against the law?", "options": [ "Backing up your vehicle", "Passing another vehicle", "Driving in the right lane", "Merging at a marked entrance" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia law bans backing up on any controlled-access roadway.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0122", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Vehicle restrictions on controlled-access roads", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When can certain vehicle types be kept off a controlled-access roadway in Georgia?", "options": [ "Only during rush hour", "When posted signs say so", "If a police officer is present", "Never, all vehicles are always allowed" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Signs can post that some vehicle types are not allowed on a controlled-access roadway.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0123", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Racing definition", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Under Georgia law, which of these counts as racing on a highway?", "options": [ "Passing one vehicle on a two-lane road", "Driving faster than the posted limit alone", "Competing against a clock or timer", "Driving with your hazard lights on" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Racing includes competing in a contest against time, not just against other drivers.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0124", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Peach Pass toll lanes", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What must a driver have to legally use Georgia's tolled express lanes, such as the I-85 Express Lanes?", "options": [ "A special controlled-access permit sticker", "A printed toll receipt", "A commercial driver's license", "A registered Peach Pass transponder" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Georgia's tolled lanes require a mounted, registered Peach Pass transponder to enter.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0125", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Coasting downhill", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does Georgia law say about coasting down a hill?", "options": [ "Drivers must not shift into neutral to coast", "Drivers must coast to save fuel", "Coasting is allowed above 45 mph", "Coasting is allowed only on interstates" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A driver going downhill may not put the vehicle in neutral to coast.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0126", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Aggressive driving definition", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How does Georgia law define aggressive driving?", "options": [ "Driving 10 mph over the speed limit without intending to bother any other driver on the road", "Operating a vehicle intending to annoy, harass, or intimidate another person", "Failing to signal a lane change even though the driver did not mean to upset anyone nearby", "Driving without headlights at night even when the driver has no intent to threaten other traffic" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Aggressive driving means operating a vehicle with intent to annoy, harass, intimidate, injure, or obstruct someone else.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0128", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "DUI BAC limit for adults", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "At what blood alcohol level is a driver age 21 or older considered under the influence in Georgia?", "options": [ "0.02 grams or more", "0.05 grams or more", "0.10 grams or more", "0.08 grams or more" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Georgia sets the legal limit for drivers 21 and older at 0.08 grams of alcohol by weight in the blood.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0129", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "DUI BAC limit for minors", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What blood alcohol level makes a driver under 21 automatically considered impaired in Georgia?", "options": [ "0.02 grams or more", "0.08 grams or more", "0.04 grams or more", "Any amount over 0.10 grams" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Drivers under 21 are irrefutably considered under the influence at 0.02 grams or more of alcohol in the blood.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0130", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Reckless driving", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Which of these is given as an example of reckless driving in Georgia?", "options": [ "Driving under the posted speed limit", "Weaving in and out of traffic", "Stopping fully at a stop sign", "Signaling before changing lanes" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Reckless driving examples include speeding, weaving through traffic, and improper passing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0131", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "DUI first conviction penalty", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "For a first DUI conviction within five years in Georgia, how soon can a driver apply for early reinstatement?", "options": [ "After 30 days", "After 12 months", "After 120 days", "After 18 months" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A first DUI conviction carries a 12-month suspension but allows early reinstatement after 120 days.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0132", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Truck and trailer spacing (caravanning)", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Outside of business or residential areas, what must truck and trailer drivers do regarding vehicles of the same kind ahead of them?", "options": [ "Use hazard lights continuously instead of watching the gap behind their own trailer", "Stay within one car length at all times regardless of how much room a passing vehicle might need", "Match the speed of the vehicle ahead exactly even if that leaves no gap for anyone to enter", "Leave enough space for another vehicle to safely pass and merge in" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Truck and trailer drivers must leave enough room for a passing vehicle to safely enter that space, which prevents caravanning.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0134", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Riding in trailers", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Is it legal to ride inside a trailer while it is being towed on a Georgia road?", "options": [ "Yes, if the trailer has seat belts", "No, riding is not allowed while moving", "Yes, if there are fewer than four passengers", "Yes, only on rural roads" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia law does not allow people to ride in a trailer while it is being moved on a street or highway.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0135", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Median strip crossing", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When can a driver legally cross a median strip that divides two roadways?", "options": [ "Only during daylight hours", "Anywhere, as long as no traffic is coming", "Only at an authorized opening or crossover", "Only in an emergency vehicle" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Crossing a median strip anywhere other than an authorized opening or crossover is against the law.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0136", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Impaired hearing devices", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does Georgia law say about wearing headphones while driving?", "options": [ "It is allowed if one ear is covered", "It is allowed at any volume", "It is allowed only on highways", "It is against the law because it can impair hearing" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Wearing headphones or any device that blocks a driver's hearing while driving is unlawful in Georgia.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0137", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Opening vehicle doors", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Under Georgia law, when may a driver open a car door on the side traffic is moving?", "options": [ "Only when it is safe and will not interfere with traffic, including bicyclists", "At any time as long as a mirror is used, no matter how close other vehicles or cyclists happen to be", "Only when the vehicle is in a marked parking space even if a bicyclist is passing close by in that same moment", "Never, regardless of conditions" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Opening a door into moving traffic is banned unless it can be done safely without interfering with other traffic, including bicyclists.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 24, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0139", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Safety belt primary law", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What does it mean that Georgia has a primary safety belt law?", "options": [ "A ticket can only be issued after a separate violation is found", "Belts are required only for front seat passengers under 18", "Officers can stop and ticket a driver for a belt violation alone", "Only law enforcement vehicles must enforce belt use" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A primary safety belt law lets officers stop and cite a violator for not wearing a belt without needing another reason.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 25, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0140", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Passing postal or sanitation vehicles", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What must a driver do when approaching a postal or sanitation vehicle showing flashing lights, if changing lanes is not possible?", "options": [ "Maintain the posted speed limit exactly even when a mail carrier or trash crew is working right beside the lane", "Come to a complete stop and wait", "Sound the horn and pass immediately", "Slow down to at least 10 mph below the posted limit, or 25 mph, whichever is greater" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "If a driver cannot change lanes safely, they must slow to at least 10 mph under the posted limit or 25 mph, whichever speed is higher.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 26, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0141", "topic": "traffic-laws", "subtopic": "Hands free law penalties", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What is the penalty for a first conviction under Georgia's Hands Free Law?", "options": [ "One point and a fine of up to $50", "Three points and a fine of up to $150", "Two points and a fine of up to $100", "License suspension for 30 days" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A first hands free law conviction adds one point and a fine of no more than $50.", "citation": { "section": "Section 5: Traffic Laws", "page": 26, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0143", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Responsible Adult Affidavit", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Besides signing a teen's application, what else must a responsible adult complete?", "options": [ "A written statement of the teen's driving history", "A criminal background check", "The Responsible Adult Affidavit form", "A medical release" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A responsible adult has to finish the Responsible Adult Affidavit in addition to signing the teen's application.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 27, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0144", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Knowledge exam topics", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What two subjects does the required knowledge exam for a Georgia permit cover?", "options": [ "Vehicle insurance requirements and registration renewal steps", "Defensive driving tips", "Parking regulations and highway construction zones", "Road signs and road rules" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The knowledge exam for a Georgia learner's permit covers road signs and the rules of the road.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 27, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0145", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Class C Instructional Permit supervision", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Who is allowed to sit beside a Class C Instructional Permit holder while that teen drives?", "options": [ "A capable, licensed adult at least 21 years old", "Any relative over age eighteen who has a valid learner's permit themselves", "A driving school employee who has at least ten years on the job", "Any adult passenger who owns the car and rides along often" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The adult riding with a Class C permit holder must be 21 or older, licensed, and able to take control if needed.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 27, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0146", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Vision test requirement", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What kind of test checks an applicant's eyesight before they can get a permit?", "options": [ "A written statement signed by a licensed optometrist", "A machine-based eye exam", "A hearing check done by a nurse", "A blood test" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A special machine checks each applicant's eyesight before they can get a permit.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 27, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0147", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Class C Instructional Permit validity", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How long does a Georgia Class C Instructional Permit remain valid before it expires?", "options": [ "One year only", "Six months", "Two full years from the date it was issued", "Until their next birthday, no matter how many years have already passed since issuance" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A Georgia Class C Instructional Permit stays valid for two full years.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 27, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0148", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Responsible adult minimum age", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is the minimum age required for someone to act as a teen's responsible adult?", "options": [ "Twenty-one, the standard adult age", "Sixteen, the same age as some teens", "Twenty-five, matching most other adult licenses", "Eighteen years old" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Georgia sets the minimum age for a responsible adult at eighteen.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 27, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0149", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Class D nighttime driving limit", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "During which hours is a Class D provisional license holder generally not allowed to drive?", "options": [ "Midnight to 5 a.m.", "10 p.m. to 6 the next morning", "11 p.m. to 5 the next morning", "Midnight to 6 in the morning, with some exceptions" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia keeps Class D holders off the road from midnight until 5 in the morning.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 28, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0150", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Driver education classroom hours", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How many classroom hours of driver education must a 16 or 17 year old complete, unless they finish an equal online course instead?", "options": [ "Forty hours of classroom instruction, with no option to substitute an online alternative", "Thirty hours of classroom instruction, or an equivalent online course", "Twenty hours of driving with a parent instead of any classroom instruction at a certified school", "Fifty hours of highway driving practice completed entirely without any classroom hours at all" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia's approved driver education plan calls for 30 classroom hours or a matching online course.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 28, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0152", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Class D passenger limit, second six months", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "During the second six months of holding a Class D license, how many non-family passengers under 21 may ride along?", "options": [ "Up to three friends under 21, plus any family member", "Any number of adult passengers over 25", "No passengers at all", "Just one passenger under 21 who isn't immediate family" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "During months seven through twelve, only a single non-family passenger under 21 may ride along.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 28, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0153", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Class D passenger limit after one year", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Once a teen has held a Class D license for over a year, how many non-family passengers under 21 can ride at once?", "options": [ "Up to three passengers under 21", "As many non-family passengers as will fit in the car", "Only one passenger under 21, same as before", "Two passengers" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "After both six-month stages pass, up to three passengers under 21 who aren't family may ride together.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 28, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0154", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "Additional driving practice hours", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Besides classroom time and certified on-road instruction, how much additional driving practice must a teen log for a Class D license, including time at night?", "options": [ "20 hours total, none required at night, even for teens who drive during the day", "A cumulative total of 40 hours, with at least 6 of them at night", "60 hours, with 2 at night, logged only on rural roads near the family home", "10 hours, all during daylight" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Teens need 40 total hours of extra driving practice, and 6 of those hours must happen after dark.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 28, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0155", "topic": "teen-driving-laws", "subtopic": "First DUI suspension length", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "For a first DUI conviction with a BAC of .08 or higher, what is the minimum license suspension a teen driver faces?", "options": [ "6 months, unless there's an earlier conviction on record", "24 months, with no early reinstatement allowed", "12 months", "3 months for a first-time offense" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A first DUI with a BAC at or above .08 brings at least a 12-month license suspension for a teen driver.", "citation": { "section": "Section 6: Teen Driving Laws", "page": 28, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0156", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Stop sign shape and meaning", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does an eight-sided stop sign always mean?", "options": [ "You must sound your horn beforehand", "You must yield to crossing traffic", "You may proceed slowly with caution", "You must come to a complete stop" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "An eight-sided sign always signals that a driver must come to a full stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r1-1-stop.svg", "signAlt": "A red octagon sign with the white word STOP." }, { "id": "ga-0157", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Where to stop without a stop line", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If a stop sign has no marked stop line and no crosswalk, where should you stop?", "options": [ "At a point where you can clearly see approaching traffic", "No closer than fifty feet from where the roads meet", "Even with the sign post, no farther forward", "Where an unmarked crosswalk would normally fall" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Without a stop line or crosswalk, a driver must stop where they can clearly see oncoming traffic.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0158", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Proceeding after a stop", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "After stopping at a stop sign, when may you legally move forward again?", "options": [ "As soon as you have come to a complete stop, no matter who else is near the intersection", "Only after pedestrians on your side finish crossing and you yield to close traffic", "After waiting three seconds", "Once the vehicle behind you signals it is clear, regardless of pedestrians still in the crosswalk" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A driver must wait until pedestrians finish crossing and give way to closely approaching traffic before moving again.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0159", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Round railroad crossing sign", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does a round sign near the road warn drivers about?", "options": [ "A school zone", "A steep hill ahead", "An upcoming railroad crossing", "A divided highway" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A round sign posted before the tracks warns drivers of an approaching railroad crossing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/w10-1-railroad-advance-warning.svg", "signAlt": "A round yellow sign with a black X and two R letters marking an upcoming railroad crossing." }, { "id": "ga-0160", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Passing at railroad crossings", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Where is passing another vehicle always prohibited?", "options": [ "At any yield sign", "On any two-lane road", "Near any school zone", "At any railroad crossing" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Passing another vehicle is never allowed at a railroad crossing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0161", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Yield sign shape", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What shape is used for a yield sign?", "options": [ "Triangle", "Octagon", "Pentagon", "Diamond" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A triangle shape is used specifically to mark a yield sign.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r1-2-yield.svg", "signAlt": "A red and white downward-pointing triangle sign reading YIELD." }, { "id": "ga-0163", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "School zone sign shape", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does a pentagon-shaped sign along the road indicate?", "options": [ "A stop is required ahead", "A railroad crossing ahead", "A school zone or school crossing ahead", "A yield is required ahead" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A five-sided sign marks an approaching school zone or school crossing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/s1-1-school.svg", "signAlt": "A yellow-green pentagon sign showing two children walking, marking a school zone." }, { "id": "ga-0164", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "School sign placement distance", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "How close to school grounds can a school zone sign be placed, at the nearest allowed distance?", "options": [ "No closer than 700 feet", "No closer than 50 feet", "No closer than 300 feet", "No closer than 150 feet" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A school zone sign must be set at least 150 feet before the school grounds or crossing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0165", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Horizontal rectangle sign shape", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What kind of sign is typically shaped like a horizontal rectangle?", "options": [ "A guide sign showing directions or locations", "A regulatory sign showing a rule", "A warning sign showing a hazard", "A stop sign" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Horizontal rectangle signs are generally guide signs that show directions or locations.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0166", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Diamond sign shape", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign generally warn drivers about?", "options": [ "A speed limit change only for trucks and buses traveling through the area", "A hazard or hazardous condition on or near the road", "A parking restriction that only applies during weekday business hours", "A required complete stop even when the road ahead looks completely clear" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Diamond-shaped signs are yellow warning signs that point out a possible hazard nearby.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0167", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Legal duty to obey signs", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Under Georgia law, who must obey official traffic signs and signals?", "options": [ "Only drivers without a valid excuse must be documented in writing by a supervising police officer on duty at that location", "Only drivers of passenger cars registered within the state and currently displaying a valid license plate on the rear", "All drivers, including bicyclists, unless a police or emergency worker directs otherwise", "All drivers except bicyclists" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia law requires every driver, including bicyclists, to follow official signs and signals unless an officer or emergency worker directs otherwise.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 29, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0169", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Wrong Way sign", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does a Wrong Way sign mean?", "options": [ "You are heading the wrong direction on a one-way highway or ramp", "You have missed your exit", "A detour is ahead", "Two-way traffic begins ahead as you leave a divided section of the highway" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "This sign tells a driver they are traveling against the allowed direction on a one-way highway or ramp.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 30, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r5-1a-wrong-way.svg", "signAlt": "A red square sign with white letters reading WRONG WAY." }, { "id": "ga-0170", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Red circle with slash meaning", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What does a red circle with a diagonal slash across a sign mean?", "options": [ "A speed limit is posted below", "The action or item pictured inside is not allowed", "A construction zone is ahead", "Parking is allowed only during posted hours" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A red circle with a slash through it means whatever is pictured inside is prohibited.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 30, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0171", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "No U-Turn sign", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does a No U-Turn sign tell a driver at an intersection?", "options": [ "They cannot turn left there under any circumstance during the posted hours", "They cannot turn right there no matter which lane they started from", "They cannot turn around to travel the opposite direction there", "They must come to a complete stop there before turning in any direction at all" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "This sign means a driver cannot reverse direction at that intersection.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 30, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r3-4-no-u-turn.svg", "signAlt": "A white sign with a red circle and slash over a U-turn arrow symbol." }, { "id": "ga-0172", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "No Right Turn sign", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does a No Right Turn sign mean at an intersection?", "options": [ "You cannot make a U-turn there", "You cannot turn left there", "You cannot go straight there", "You cannot turn right there" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "This sign means turning right is not allowed at that intersection.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 30, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r3-1-no-right-turn.svg", "signAlt": "A white sign with a red circle and slash over a right-turn arrow symbol." }, { "id": "ga-0173", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Speed Limit 55 sign", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does a Speed Limit 55 sign tell drivers?", "options": [ "55 miles per hour is the area's maximum speed limit", "Drivers must travel at least 55 miles per hour on this road", "A 55 mile per hour zone starts one mile ahead", "The recommended safe speed for this stretch of road is 55" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "This sign sets 55 miles per hour as the maximum speed permitted in that area.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 30, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r2-1-speed-limit.svg", "signAlt": "A white rectangular sign reading SPEED LIMIT 55." }, { "id": "ga-0174", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Slower Traffic Keep Right sign", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does a Slower Traffic Keep Right sign mean when two or more lanes run the same direction?", "options": [ "Drivers must merge into the left lane whenever another lane is available in their direction", "Drivers going slower than others should use the right lane(s)", "The right lane is closed ahead due to ongoing construction work on the shoulder", "Only trucks may use the right lane while all cars must stay in the left lane instead" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "When multiple lanes go the same way, this sign tells slower drivers to stay in the right lane.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 30, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r4-3-slower-traffic-keep-right.svg", "signAlt": "A white rectangular sign reading SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT." }, { "id": "ga-0178", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Yield ahead warning sign", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What should you do when you see a sign warning of a yield ahead?", "options": [ "Speed up to clear the area quickly", "Slow down and get ready to stop if needed", "Come to a complete stop right away", "Ignore it unless another vehicle is close" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A yield-ahead sign tells drivers to slow down and be ready to stop only if it becomes necessary.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 32, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0179", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Stop ahead warning sign", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "A sign warns that a stop sign is coming up ahead. What does this tell drivers to do?", "options": [ "Maintain current speed until reaching the stop sign", "Pull over immediately", "Start slowing down and get ready to stop", "Turn around if traffic is heavy" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "This warning sign tells drivers to begin slowing down early so they are ready to stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 32, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0182", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Merging traffic warning sign", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What should a driver do when a sign warns of traffic merging from the right?", "options": [ "Speed up to block the merging vehicle", "Be ready to let merging traffic in safely", "Move immediately into the far left lane", "Stop until the merging vehicle has fully merged" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "This sign warns that traffic is merging from the right, so drivers should be ready to let it merge safely.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 32, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0183", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Speed advisory plaques", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is the purpose of a speed advisory plaque placed under a warning sign?", "options": [ "It shows the distance to the next town", "It sets a new legal speed limit for the road that replaces the posted limit sign entirely", "It shows the speed a driver should use when going through that area", "It warns of a speed trap ahead" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A speed advisory plaque under a warning sign suggests the speed drivers should use in that area.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 32, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0184", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "General crossing warning signs", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is the purpose of warning signs placed near areas where animals, people, or vehicles may cross the road?", "options": [ "To indicate a toll booth is ahead where drivers must slow down and pay a fee", "To mark the end of the speed zone that started several miles farther back", "To show where parking is allowed", "To alert drivers ahead of time that crossing may occur there" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "These signs give drivers advance notice of places where animals, people, or vehicles might cross.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 32, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0186", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Exit number signs", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What do the numbers shown on interstate exit signs identify?", "options": [ "The speed limit for the ramp", "The particular exit for that interstate or highway", "The distance in miles to the next city", "The number of lanes ahead" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Exit sign numbers identify the specific exit along that interstate or highway.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 33, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0187", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Bicycle route sign", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What does a sign marking an official bicycle route tell drivers?", "options": [ "That only bicycles may use that road", "That bicycles are banned from that road", "To watch carefully for bicyclists on that road", "That a bike shop is nearby" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "This sign marks a designated bike route and reminds drivers to watch for cyclists.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 33, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0188", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Milepost markers", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Where does the numbering of Georgia's milepost markers begin?", "options": [ "At the midpoint of each highway", "At the state capital", "At the north or east border of the state", "At the south or west border of the state" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Milepost numbering starts at zero at the south or west edge of the state where a route begins.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 33, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0191", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Railroad crossbuck sign", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What must a driver do at a railroad crossing marked with this sign?", "options": [ "Sound the horn before crossing the tracks", "Come to a full stop no matter what", "Yield to any approaching train and stop if a red light is flashing", "Only slow down if a train is visibly in view and no warning lights are flashing at all" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "At a crossbuck sign, drivers must yield to any oncoming train and make a complete stop if the light is flashing red.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 33, "revision": "2023-2024" }, "signImage": "/signs/r15-1-railroad-crossbuck.svg", "signAlt": "An X-shaped white sign with black lettering reading Railroad Crossing" }, { "id": "ga-0192", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Slow-moving vehicle emblem", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "A slow-moving vehicle emblem is required on which type of vehicle?", "options": [ "Vehicles towing trailers", "Any vehicle traveling less than 45 miles per hour", "Only farm tractors on interstate highways", "Any vehicle traveling less than 25 miles per hour" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The law defines a slow-moving vehicle as one traveling under 25 miles per hour, and it must display this emblem.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 33, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0193", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Construction warning sign color", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What color are warning signs used for road construction and maintenance work?", "options": [ "Orange with black markings", "Yellow with black markings", "Blue with white markings", "Red with white markings" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Construction and maintenance warning signs are colored orange with black markings.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 34, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0195", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "I-85 Express Lanes location and hours", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Where are the I-85 Express Lanes located, and when are they open?", "options": [ "Along I-85 South in Clayton County, open on weekdays", "Along I-75 South in Henry County, open during rush hour only", "Along I-85 North in Gwinnett County, open 24 hours a day", "Along I-285 in Fulton County, open 24 hours a day" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "The I-85 Express Lanes run along I-85 North in Gwinnett County and stay open around the clock.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 34, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0196", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "I-85 Express Lanes toll-free users", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Which drivers may use the I-85 Express Lanes toll-free?", "options": [ "Any vehicle traveling after midnight", "Any vehicle with a Peach Pass regardless of occupancy, vehicle type, weight class, number of axles, or time of day it happens to be traveling", "Only public transit buses and emergency vehicles", "Registered transit, carpools of three or more, motorcycles, emergency vehicles, and properly plated alternative fuel vehicles" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "On the I-85 Express Lanes, transit vehicles, carpools of three or more, motorcycles, emergency vehicles, and qualifying alternative fuel vehicles travel toll-free.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 34, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0199", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Red flashing traffic light", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What must a driver do when facing a red flashing traffic light?", "options": [ "Stop only if other vehicles are present", "Slow down without stopping and proceed carefully as if the light were solid yellow instead", "Stop completely, then proceed with caution after yielding to others at the intersection", "Treat it the same as a solid red light and wait for green before moving even after checking that the intersection is completely clear" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A red flashing light requires a full stop, similar to a stop sign, followed by cautious travel after yielding the right of way.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 35, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0201", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "PHB dark phase", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does it mean when a PHB signal stays dark for drivers?", "options": [ "No pedestrian has activated the button, so drivers do not need to stop", "The signal is broken and drivers should treat it as a four-way stop", "Drivers must always stop until the light turns on", "A train is approaching the crossing" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The PHB stays dark for traffic until a pedestrian presses the button to activate it.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 36, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0202", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "PHB solid red phase", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What must a driver do when a PHB shows a solid red signal?", "options": [ "Slow down and proceed with caution", "Come to a full stop", "Yield only if pedestrians are present", "Stop only if another vehicle is stopped" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A solid red PHB signal means drivers must stop completely.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 36, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0203", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "PHB flashing red phase", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "After the solid red phase, what should a driver do when the PHB flashes red?", "options": [ "Slow down but keep moving through the crossing", "Stop and wait for the signal to turn green before moving", "Stop, then go once the crosswalk is clear of pedestrians", "Treat it the same as a flashing yellow signal" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A flashing red PHB signal requires a full stop, and drivers may proceed once pedestrians have finished crossing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 36, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0204", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "PHB flashing yellow phase", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What does a flashing yellow signal mean on a PHB?", "options": [ "The beacon is malfunctioning and needs repair before it can activate properly again", "The crossing is closed for maintenance", "Drivers may pass through without slowing down even near the marked crosswalk area", "A pedestrian has just activated the beacon and drivers should prepare to stop" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A flashing yellow signal appears for a few seconds right after a pedestrian activates the PHB.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 36, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0205", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "PHB solid yellow phase", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What should a driver do when the PHB signal turns solid yellow?", "options": [ "Slow down and get ready to stop", "Speed up to clear the intersection", "Ignore it since yellow only matters at regular signals", "Come to an immediate stop right away" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A solid yellow PHB signal tells drivers to slow down and prepare to stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 36, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0206", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Stop lines", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Where should a driver stop when a stop line is painted at an intersection?", "options": [ "At the edge of the crosswalk, regardless of the stop line", "At the stop line, not at the sign or signal itself", "Wherever gives the best view of cross traffic", "At the stop sign, even if a stop line is present" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "When a stop line is present, drivers must stop there instead of at the actual sign or signal.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 37, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0209", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Broken yellow center lines", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What do broken yellow center lines on a two-lane road usually allow?", "options": [ "Passing in either direction when it is safe", "Passing for vehicles turning left", "No passing in either direction", "Passing only during daylight hours" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Broken yellow lines on a two-lane road mean passing is allowed in either direction when safe.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 37, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0210", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Single solid yellow no-passing line", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "On a two-lane road, where is a solid yellow no-passing line placed if it applies to your lane?", "options": [ "To the left of the broken yellow line, on your side", "To the right of the broken yellow line, on your side", "In the center of both lanes equally", "Only on the shoulder outside your lane" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A single solid yellow no-passing line sits to the right of the broken yellow line for the lane it applies to.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 37, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0211", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Double solid yellow no-passing lines", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What does it mean if both yellow center lines on a two-lane road are solid?", "options": [ "Passing is allowed for motorcycles", "Passing is allowed in one direction only", "Passing is not safe from either direction", "The road is about to narrow" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "When both yellow lines are solid, passing is unsafe in either direction.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 37, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0212", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Double white lines", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What do dashed double white lines on a roadway allow drivers to do?", "options": [ "Merge only at intersections", "Change lanes only to exit the highway", "Pass slower vehicles only", "Cross into the adjacent lane" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Dashed double white lines mean drivers are allowed to cross into the next lane.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 37, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0214", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Lane lines", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What are the white dashed lines called that separate lanes moving in the same direction?", "options": [ "Edge lines", "Lane lines", "Center lines", "Turn lane markings" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Lane lines are the white dashes marking individual lanes for traffic traveling the same way.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 37, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0217", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Center turn lane entry distance", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "How far before a left turn may a driver enter a center turn lane in Georgia?", "options": [ "No more than 300 feet from the turn", "No more than 100 feet from the turn", "No more than 500 feet from the turn", "Any distance, as long as no other vehicle is in the lane" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia law allows drivers to enter the center turn lane no more than 300 feet before making the left turn.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 38, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0218", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Two-way center turn lane caution", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Why should drivers use extra caution before entering a two-way center turn lane?", "options": [ "The lane is only wide enough for one car at a time even when traffic is heavy in both directions", "A vehicle from the opposite direction may also be entering it to turn left", "Bicycles often ride in that lane", "The lane is reserved for emergency vehicles responding to calls anywhere in the area" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A center turn lane can be used by vehicles from both directions, so another car may be entering it at the same time.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 38, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0220", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Yielding when crossing a bicycle lane", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What must a driver do when crossing a bicycle lane to make a turn?", "options": [ "Signal if a bicyclist is visible within 50 feet", "Sound the horn before crossing", "Wait for a green arrow signal", "Yield to any bicyclists present in the lane" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Drivers who cross a bicycle lane to turn must yield to bicyclists who are in the lane.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 38, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0221", "topic": "signs-signals-markings", "subtopic": "Roundabout purpose", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What is the main purpose of using a roundabout at an intersection?", "options": [ "To handle heavier traffic without needing a signal or four-way stop", "To reduce the speed limit for nearby roads", "To replace all stop signs statewide", "To give pedestrians the only right-of-way at that intersection" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Roundabouts let intersections handle more traffic without needing a signal or four-way stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings", "page": 38, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0223", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Entering the vehicle", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Which direction should you face while walking up to your parked car and unlocking it?", "options": [ "It does not matter which way you face", "Facing away from traffic", "Facing oncoming traffic", "Facing the curb only" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Drivers should have their keys ready and approach the car while facing traffic.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 39, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0224", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Entering the vehicle", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "When should you buckle your seat belt when getting ready to drive?", "options": [ "Only if a passenger reminds you", "After pulling into traffic", "Only once you reach highway speed", "Before starting the ignition" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "You should fasten your seat belt and make sure passengers do too before starting the ignition.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 39, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0225", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Steering hand position", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "As a general rule, where should your hands go on the steering wheel?", "options": [ "Left hand at 9 o'clock, right hand at 3 o'clock", "Left hand at 12 o'clock, right hand at 6 o'clock", "Both hands at the top of the wheel", "One hand on the wheel and one on the gear shift" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "The general guideline places the left hand at 9 o'clock and the right hand at 3 o'clock on the wheel.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 39, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0227", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Steering position with air bags", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "For vehicles with air bags, some manufacturers suggest a different steering wheel grip. What is it?", "options": [ "Both hands at 12 o'clock", "Left hand at 10 o'clock, right hand at 2 o'clock", "Left hand at 8 o'clock, right hand at 4 o'clock", "Left hand at 7 o'clock, right hand at 5 o'clock" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Some manufacturers recommend the 8 and 4 o'clock hand positions for vehicles equipped with air bags.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 39, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0228", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Fog driving headlights", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Why should you dim your headlights when driving in heavy fog?", "options": [ "Dim lights make your car more visible to others", "Dimmed lights save fuel during long fog delays", "State law requires dimmed lights after sunset only", "Bright lights create glare that makes seeing harder in fog" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Bright headlights produce glare in heavy fog, making it harder to see than with regular headlights.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 39, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0232", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Recovering from hydroplaning", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What should you do first if your vehicle starts to hydroplane?", "options": [ "Shift into a higher gear", "Press the brakes as hard as possible", "Turn the wheel sharply toward the shoulder to regain traction quickly", "Take your foot off the accelerator and let the car slow down" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "If hydroplaning occurs, taking your foot off the accelerator lets the car slow down safely.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 39, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0235", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Winter driving braking", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What should you avoid doing when driving on winter roads?", "options": [ "Getting a feel for the road when it is safe", "Slowing down before an intersection", "Applying the brakes suddenly", "Checking your tires before a trip" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Winter driving guidance warns drivers to never apply sudden braking.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 40, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0237", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Slowing down mid-curve", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If you realize you are going too fast while already in a curve, what should you do?", "options": [ "Take your foot off the gas and brake gently while steering through the curve", "Slam on the brakes right away", "Speed up to get through the curve as fast as you safely can manage even if it feels risky", "Turn the wheel sharply toward the outside of the curve to correct your speed quickly" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Forcefully braking in a curve can cause a skid, so drivers should ease off the gas and brake gently instead.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 40, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0238", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Winter road feel test", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "When you first start driving on a winter road, what should you do if it is safe?", "options": [ "Immediately drive at the normal posted speed", "Gently test your brakes and make small wheel adjustments to learn how the car responds", "Turn off traction control to feel the road better", "Avoid touching the brakes until you reach your destination even if you need to slow down" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Winter driving advice suggests gently testing brakes and steering to get a feel for how the vehicle handles the road.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 40, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0240", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Returning to the roadway safely", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Why is it risky to jerk the steering wheel while trying to return to the pavement after leaving the roadway?", "options": [ "It can trigger the airbags even without a crash", "It slows your return to the road but is safe", "It can bend a wheel rim on the pavement edge", "The car may skid, flip, or drift into another lane" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Overcompensating by jerking the wheel back onto the pavement can cause a loss of control, a skid, a flip, or a move into another lane.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 40, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0241", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Leaving the roadway steps", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If your vehicle leaves the roadway, what should you do with the steering wheel?", "options": [ "Grip it tightly and be ready for sudden shocks", "Let go of it briefly to avoid injury", "Hold it loosely so it can turn freely", "Lock it in one position with the parking brake" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Drivers whose vehicle leaves the road should grip the wheel tightly and be prepared for sudden shocks.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 40, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0244", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Following distance in poor conditions", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "When should you leave even more space between you and the car ahead?", "options": [ "When the road surface underneath you is loose gravel or dirt", "Whenever there are passengers riding in the back seat", "When passing a school zone or a playground area", "At night and in bad weather or heavy traffic" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "At night, in bad weather, in construction zones, and in heavy traffic, drivers should keep an even greater following distance.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 41, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0245", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "Timing method for following distance", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How can you check if you are following another vehicle too closely using a fixed point?", "options": [ "Count seconds from when the car ahead passes the point until you reach it, aiming for at least two seconds", "Estimate the gap in car lengths by eye only without checking your following distance in seconds at all, even in heavy traffic", "Check your speedometer against the posted limit instead of counting seconds between vehicles ahead of you", "Measure the distance using your headlights' reach instead of counting the seconds between your car and the one ahead" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Watching the car ahead pass a landmark and counting off about two seconds shows whether you are following too closely.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 41, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0247", "topic": "safety-guidelines", "subtopic": "HOV lane violation penalties", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What is the maximum fine for a first offense of violating HOV lane restrictions?", "options": [ "Up to $250", "Up to $150", "Up to $75", "Up to $500" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A first HOV lane violation carries a fine of up to $75.", "citation": { "section": "Section 8: Safety Guidelines", "page": 41, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0249", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Crosswalk existence", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "In Georgia, where do crosswalks exist at intersections?", "options": [ "At all four corners, marked or not", "Only where painted lines mark them", "Only on roads with sidewalks on both sides", "Only in school zones" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia treats every intersection corner as a crosswalk even without painted lines.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0250", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Passing stopped cars near a crosswalk", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "On a multi-lane road, how far before a crosswalk should you stop if other cars are already stopped there?", "options": [ "5 feet", "10 feet", "20 feet", "50 feet" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Stopping about 10 feet back lets a driver in the next lane see a crossing pedestrian.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0253", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Blind pedestrians", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How much right of way must a driver give a pedestrian using a white cane or guide dog?", "options": [ "Right of way at all times", "Right of way only at marked crosswalks", "Right of way only during daylight", "Right of way only if the pedestrian signals first" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A pedestrian using a guide dog or white cane must always be given the right of way.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0255", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Green light with pedestrian still crossing", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If the light turns green but a pedestrian is still in the crosswalk, what must the driver do?", "options": [ "Proceed carefully around the pedestrian", "Honk to hurry the pedestrian along", "Stay stopped until the pedestrian finishes crossing", "Only stop if the pedestrian looks elderly" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia requires drivers to remain stopped for a pedestrian still in the crosswalk even after the light turns green.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0256", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Roads closed to bicyclists", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Which roads are bicyclists not legally allowed to use in Georgia?", "options": [ "Neighborhood streets", "Two-lane highways", "Roads without bike lanes", "Interstates and limited access highways" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Georgia law bars bicyclists only from interstates and similar limited access highways.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0257", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Bike lane use", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Must a bicyclist ride in a bike lane if one is present on the road?", "options": [ "No, they may use the full lane instead", "Yes, always", "Only during the day", "Only if traffic is light" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Georgia law lets a bicyclist use the full lane even when a bike lane is available.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0258", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Minimum passing distance for bicyclists", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What is the minimum legal space a driver must leave when passing a bicyclist?", "options": [ "1 foot", "3 feet", "2 feet", "5 feet" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia sets three feet as the minimum space required when passing a bicyclist.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0260", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Stopping without a signal", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Even where there is no traffic signal, when must a driver stop for a pedestrian in the crosswalk?", "options": [ "If the pedestrian is directly in front of the vehicle and standing still at the curb", "Only on roads with posted crosswalk signs installed at every intersection along the route", "Only if the pedestrian raises a hand and makes clear direct eye contact with the driver", "When the pedestrian is on the driver's half of the road or within one lane of it" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "The rule requires stopping once a pedestrian reaches the driver's half of the roadway or comes within one lane of it.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0261", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Common bike-car crash conditions", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "When do most bicycle and car crashes in Georgia tend to happen?", "options": [ "During daylight on straight, dry roads near intersections", "At night on wet roads", "During heavy rain on curved roads with poor visibility and heavy traffic", "At dawn on gravel roads" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "Most bicycle and car crashes happen in daylight on straight, dry roads close to intersections or driveways.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 43, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0262", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Reducing speed when passing a bicyclist", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "If a driver cannot safely change lanes to pass a bicyclist, how much must they slow down?", "options": [ "To exactly 25 mph regardless of the posted limit", "To at least 10 mph below the posted limit or 25 mph, whichever is greater", "To half the posted speed limit", "No speed reduction is required if 3 feet of space is given even when changing lanes was possible" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "The law requires slowing to at least 10 mph under the limit or 25 mph, whichever speed is higher.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 44, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0265", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Motorcycle visibility", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Why might a motorcycle seem farther away and slower than it really is?", "options": [ "Its small outline misleads judgment of distance and speed", "A single headlight makes the machine look like a distant car", "Motorcycles usually travel slower than the traffic around them", "Riders tend to hold the far edge of their lane" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A motorcycle's small profile can make it appear farther away and slower moving than it truly is.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 44, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0266", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Intersection crashes with motorcycles", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Why do most car and motorcycle crashes happen at intersections?", "options": [ "Motorcyclists usually run red lights even when other traffic has already stopped completely", "A car driver often fails to see the motorcycle and turns into its path", "Motorcycles are required to stop at every intersection", "Intersections have poor lighting at all times regardless of the weather or season" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Most of these crashes happen because a car driver does not see the motorcycle and turns into its path.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 44, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0267", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Motorcycle turn signals", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Why should a driver wait to confirm a motorcyclist's turn signal before proceeding?", "options": [ "Motorcycle signals are broken and must be manually reset before every single motorcycle ride", "Motorcyclists never use turn signals", "Motorcycle signals may not shut off automatically and riders can forget to cancel them", "State law requires a five second wait at every signal regardless of traffic conditions present" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A motorcycle's turn signal may not cancel itself, so a rider can forget it is still on.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 44, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0268", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Following distance behind a motorcycle", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How much following distance should a driver leave behind a motorcycle?", "options": [ "One second", "No extra distance is needed", "Six to seven seconds", "Three to four seconds" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Drivers should allow three to four seconds of following distance behind a motorcycle.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 44, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0273", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "School bus stop exception", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What is the exception to the rule that all drivers must stop for a stopped school bus?", "options": [ "When the highway is divided by a median strip, only same-direction traffic must stop", "When the bus is on a one-way street", "When the bus is parked and not in traffic near any intersection or crosswalk area at all times", "When school is not in session" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "On highways divided by a median strip, only vehicles going the same direction as the bus must stop.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 45, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0274", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Penalties for passing a stopped school bus", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What penalties can a driver face for illegally passing a stopped school bus in Georgia?", "options": [ "A written warning only", "Up to six points, a fine up to $1000, and a mandatory court appearance", "A fine up to $50 with no points assessed under any circumstance whatsoever", "Automatic license revocation regardless of age or number of prior traffic convictions" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Penalties include a mandatory court appearance, up to six points, and a fine up to $1000, with possible suspension for drivers under 21.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 45, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0275", "topic": "sharing-the-road", "subtopic": "Truck side blind spot", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How can a driver tell if they are in a truck's side No-Zone?", "options": [ "If their radio signal weakens", "If they are within one car length of the truck while driving in clear daytime conditions", "If they cannot see the truck driver's face in the side mirror", "If the truck's turn signal is flashing but no lane change has actually begun" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "If a driver cannot see the truck driver's face in the mirror, the truck driver cannot see that car either.", "citation": { "section": "Section 9: Sharing the Road", "page": 46, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0277", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Cancellation", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Why might Georgia's Department of Driver Services cancel a driver's license?", "options": [ "The applicant gave incorrect or incomplete information when applying", "The applicant missed a scheduled road test", "The applicant moved out of state before the license arrived", "The applicant failed a vision screening at renewal" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "DDS may cancel a license when the information given at application was wrong or missing.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0278", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Revocation", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What can a Georgia resident do once a license revocation period ends?", "options": [ "Wait an extra year before reapplying", "Apply for a brand new license", "Have the license mailed back automatically", "Resume driving without any application" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "After a revocation period ends, a Georgia resident can apply for a new license.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0279", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Suspension basics", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "What best describes a license suspension in Georgia?", "options": [ "A fine paid instead of losing driving privileges regardless of the offense committed by the driver", "A permanent loss of the right to ever drive again no matter the circumstances involved in the case", "A temporary loss of driving privileges for a set time or until reinstatement steps are met", "A warning letter with no effect on driving privileges under any circumstance whatsoever at all times" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A suspension takes away driving privileges temporarily until the time period or reinstatement conditions are met.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0280", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "CDL disqualification restoration", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What happens when a CDL disqualification period ends, if the driver still holds an unexpired CDL and remains otherwise eligible?", "options": [ "The driver must apply in person for reinstatement at a Customer Service Center location", "The driver must retake the CDL knowledge test before privileges can resume normally", "The driver must wait an additional 90 days", "Commercial privileges are restored automatically with no action needed" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Once the disqualification period ends, an eligible driver with an unexpired CDL gets commercial privileges back automatically.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0281", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Commercial vs noncommercial privileges", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Does losing commercial driving privileges by itself also suspend a person's privilege to drive a regular, noncommercial vehicle?", "options": [ "No, a commercial disqualification alone does not affect noncommercial privileges", "Yes, both are always suspended together automatically no matter what the offense actually was", "No, but it doubles the length of any future suspension for the same license holder on file", "Yes, but only for drivers under age 21" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A commercial disqualification does not by itself suspend or revoke privileges to drive a noncommercial vehicle.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0282", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Reporting convictions", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "Who is required by Georgia law to report convictions that affect a driver's record?", "options": [ "The driver's insurance company", "Georgia courts", "The driver's employer", "Local police departments only" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Georgia courts must report convictions that negatively affect a person's driving privilege.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0284", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Non-conviction suspension reasons", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "Which of these can lead to a Georgia license suspension even without a criminal conviction?", "options": [ "A single minor equipment violation", "A parking ticket left unpaid for a week", "Missing one insurance premium payment", "Non-payment of child support" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Failing to pay child support is listed as a non-conviction reason DDS may suspend driving privileges.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0285", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Conviction-based mandatory suspension", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "A conviction for which offense requires DDS to suspend a Georgia driver's privileges?", "options": [ "Racing", "Parking in a fire lane", "Driving with a burned-out headlight", "Failing to signal a turn" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A racing conviction is on the list of offenses that require DDS to suspend driving privileges.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 47, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0287", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Implied consent refusal", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "If a driver refuses a state-administered chemical test in Georgia, what is the minimum suspension length for driving privileges?", "options": [ "Two years", "Six months", "One year", "Thirty days" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Refusing the required chemical test brings a license suspension of at least one year.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 48, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0288", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Implied consent evidence use", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Under Georgia's implied consent rule, what can happen if a driver refuses a blood or urine test?", "options": [ "The refusal affects insurance rates, not court cases", "The refusal cannot ever be mentioned at trial", "The refusal automatically dismisses any DUI charge", "The refusal itself may be used as evidence in court" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A refusal to take a blood or urine test may be introduced as evidence during a trial.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 48, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0289", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "BAC over limit suspension", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "If a driver submits to testing and the result shows a BAC at or above the legal limit, what may happen to their driving privilege?", "options": [ "It may be suspended for a minimum of one year", "It is automatically revoked for life", "It is suspended for exactly 90 days", "It is only suspended if the driver is under 21" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A BAC result at or above the legal limit can lead to at least a one-year suspension of driving privileges.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 48, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0290", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Points threshold general", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "How many points within 24 months will cause a Georgia license to be suspended for any driver?", "options": [ "6 or more points", "15 or more points", "10 or more points", "20 or more points" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Accumulating 15 or more points within 24 months leads to a suspension for any driver.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0291", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Points threshold under 18", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "For a driver under age 18, how many points within twelve months triggers a suspension?", "options": [ "15 points", "8 points", "4 points", "2 points" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A driver under 18 who reaches 4 points within twelve months faces a suspension.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0292", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Point total after suspension", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What happens to a driver's point total once their license is suspended for accumulating points?", "options": [ "The points are transferred to the driving record permanently", "The points carry over to the new license", "Half the points are removed", "The point total is reset to zero" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Once a suspension for point accumulation happens, the driver's point count starts over at zero.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0294", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Points avoidance", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "What benefit does a driver get by completing an approved defensive driving course after a citation but before their court date?", "options": [ "The citation is dismissed entirely with no fine", "The court reduces the fine by 20 percent and assesses no points", "The court removes the citation from the driving record permanently", "The driver gets a full refund of any fine already paid" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "Completing the course before the court date lets the court cut the fine by 20 percent and skip adding points.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0295", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Safety Responsibility Law: SR-21", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How can a driver avoid a Safety Responsibility Law suspension if they had liability insurance at the time of a crash?", "options": [ "Wait 30 days for the claim to expire", "Pay the other driver directly in cash", "Have the insurance carrier file Form SR-21 with DDS", "File a police report at the crash scene" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "An insurance carrier filing Form SR-21 with DDS can prevent a Safety Responsibility Law suspension.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0296", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Safety Responsibility hearing", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "How long does a driver have to request a hearing after receiving a Safety Responsibility Law suspension order?", "options": [ "Five days", "Thirty days", "Sixty days", "Ten days" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "A driver may request a hearing within ten days of getting the suspension order.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0297", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Mandatory revocation: Habitual Violator", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "When is a Georgia driver declared a Habitual Violator, resulting in license revocation?", "options": [ "Upon a third conviction of certain listed offenses within five years", "Upon any second speeding ticket in one year", "Upon a single DUI conviction at any point regardless of any prior driving history on record", "Upon missing two scheduled court dates" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "A third conviction within five years for certain listed offenses leads to a Habitual Violator revocation.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 49, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0302", "topic": "losing-privileges", "subtopic": "Major traffic violation: BAC in CMV", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "What BAC level while driving a commercial motor vehicle counts as a major traffic violation leading to a one-year disqualification?", "options": [ ".08 grams or higher", ".04 grams or higher", ".02 grams or higher", ".10 grams or higher" ], "correctIndex": 1, "explanation": "A BAC of .04 or higher while driving a CMV is treated as a major traffic violation with a one-year disqualification.", "citation": { "section": "Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges", "page": 50, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0303", "topic": "crashes", "subtopic": "reporting threshold", "difficulty": "easy", "question": "After a crash in Georgia, at what point must you notify law enforcement about property damage alone?", "options": [ "When damage is more than $250", "When damage is more than $1,000", "When damage is more than $500", "When damage is more than $1,500" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "Georgia requires notifying the nearest law enforcement agency when property damage from a crash goes over $500.", "citation": { "section": "Section 11: Crashes", "page": 51, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0305", "topic": "crashes", "subtopic": "aiding an injured victim", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If you must move a crash victim before help arrives, what should you try to do?", "options": [ "Keep them in the position they were found", "Sit them upright so they can breathe more easily", "Raise their legs higher than their head to prevent shock", "Walk them slowly to the roadside to keep them alert" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "When moving a victim is unavoidable, you should try to keep them in the position they were found in.", "citation": { "section": "Section 11: Crashes", "page": 51, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0307", "topic": "crashes", "subtopic": "getting help to move a vehicle", "difficulty": "medium", "question": "If you are unable to move your own crashed vehicle off the road, what does Georgia law allow?", "options": [ "Only a tow truck driver may move it, even if a licensed driver nearby offers to help right away", "You must wait for police before anyone touches it, no matter how long the officer takes to arrive at the scene", "Any nearby driver with a valid license of the right class may move it for you", "Only your own passengers may move it" ], "correctIndex": 2, "explanation": "A crash victim unable to move their vehicle may ask another validly licensed driver nearby to move it instead.", "citation": { "section": "Section 11: Crashes", "page": 51, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0308", "topic": "crashes", "subtopic": "fault after moving vehicles", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Does clearing your vehicle off a multilane road after a crash stop you from later filing a report or claiming you gave the required information?", "options": [ "No, provided an officer was present when it was moved", "Yes, moving the vehicle ends your right to file a report", "Yes, the move is treated as leaving before giving information", "No, it does not affect the report or the duty" ], "correctIndex": 3, "explanation": "Moving the vehicles as allowed does not stop a driver from filing a written report or count against their duty to stop and share information.", "citation": { "section": "Section 11: Crashes", "page": 51, "revision": "2023-2024" } }, { "id": "ga-0309", "topic": "crashes", "subtopic": "deer-crash statistics", "difficulty": "hard", "question": "Per Georgia Department of Transportation data, what share of yearly reported car crashes involve deer, even though the number is climbing?", "options": [ "Fewer than six percent", "Nearly half", "About one third", "More than ten percent" ], "correctIndex": 0, "explanation": "State transportation data shows deer-related crashes stay under six percent of yearly reported crashes despite a rising trend.", "citation": { "section": "Section 11: Crashes", "page": 51, "revision": "2023-2024" } } ]