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#1. If another driver tailgates you on a two-lane, two-way road, you should:
If a vehicle behind you is following too closely and there is a right lane, move over to the right.
If you cannot move over, slowly reduce your speed. This may encourage the vehicle to pass you or to stop tailgating.
Never brake hard to discourage tailgating – you could get hit from behind.
If these tactics fail, pull over, stop, and let the tailgater pass.
#2. When you drink alcohol, the alcohol starts to affect your driving skills:
Alcohol moves quickly to your stomach, into your blood, and to all parts of your body. Driving skills, especially your judgment, are affected almost immediately.
#3. Which is not a factor in determining the distance that it takes to stop your vehicle:
Steering ability is not a factor in determining the distance it takes to stop your vehicle.
The process of stopping your car has three main steps: perception, reaction and braking. This is usually referred to as stopping distance. The first 2 components are affected by human factors such as tiredness, alcohol, fatigue and concentration levels. The last component depends on factors such as: tires, brakes, weight, speed, road, and weather conditions.
#4. This flagger signal means:
To stop traffic, the flagger extends a red flag into the line of traffic, with the flag hanging down. The free arm is held with the palm above shoulder level and facing the viewer.
#5. Your car's exhaust contains carbon monoxide, which:
You cannot see, smell, or taste it, but carbon monoxide gas from your engine can kill you.
Carbon monoxide is most likely to leak into your car when the heater is running, when your exhaust system is not working properly, or when you are in heavy traffic and breathing exhaust fumes from other cars.
#6. If your vehicle stalls in the path of an oncoming train, you should get away from the tracks and move in what direction?
If a train is coming, get away from the tracks and run toward the direction from which the train is coming. This allows you to be away from and behind the point of impact, to prevent injury.
#7. When you see this sign, you should:
The side road sign tells you that there is an intersection ahead. Watch out for traffic entering from the side road and oncoming traffic turning.
#8. Which road signs have a horizontal rectangular shape?
Horizontal rectangles are generally used to give directions or information.
When vertical, signs are generally used to give instructions or tell you the law.
#9. On a country road at night, a vehicle with one light comes toward you. What should you do?
Drive as far to the right as possible. It could be a bicyclist or motorcyclist, but it could also be a vehicle with a missing headlight.
#10. Which is true about large trucks?
Generally speaking, the bigger trucks are the more room they need to maneuver.
#11. When a traffic signal is showing a flashing red light, you must:
Flashing red signals are used at dangerous intersections where the crossing traffic may or may not stop. A flashing red light means the same as a stop sign. You may go when it’s safe to cross the intersection.
#12. When making a right turn, you should do all the following except:
You should not insist on the right-of-way. Remember, pedestrians and bicyclists have the right-of-way at crosswalks and intersections, whether the crosswalk is marked or not.
(This question asked what you should not do).
#13. The road is wet when you approach this sign. Which of the following is most likely to cause a problem?
Slippery when wet.
Slow down on wet road. Do not suddenly turn, speed up, or stop. This sign is often located near bridges and overpasses, since there may be ice on bridges when the rest of the pavement is clear.
#14. When driving on slick roads, you should:
Skids are caused by drivers traveling too fast for the conditions. Most skids happen when you try to turn or stop suddenly on slippery pavement. The best skid control is prevention. Get the feel of the roadway: test your brakes gently after the car is in motion to find out how much traction you have. Traction will vary, changing with traffic use and sunshine or shade.
#15. Using the shoulder to pass another vehicle on the right is:
You may never legally pass on the right by driving off the pavement or main portion of the highway.
#16. The driver in front of you signals (left arm extended, with elbow bent upward, at about a 90-degree angle):
Right turn – left arm extended, with elbow bent upward, at about a 90-degree angle.
#17. A pedestrian has entered a crosswalk where there are no signs or signals. Who has the right of way?
Always yield to people crossing the roadway, whether the crosswalk is marked or unmarked. Be especially alert in school zones and high-traffic pedestrian areas.
#18. If you are convicted of manslaughter resulting from operating a motor vehicle, your driving privilege will:
Convictions of manslaughter or negligent homicide resulting from operating a motor vehicle, will result in revocation of a driving privilege for six months to three year.
#19. When you see this sign, you must:
Keep right. A traffic island, median or obstruction is ahead.
#20. This sign tells you that:
Hospital is a word message sign or an H symbol sign. General service signs like this are accompanied with a directional message if used at intersections.
#21. When it is safe to do so, you may cross a dashed yellow center line:
A dashed yellow line separates lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions. Stay to the right of the line, unless you are passing. When passing, you may cross this line temporarily when it is safe to do so.
#22. When approaching another vehicle from behind at night, at what distance should you dim your headlights?
You must use your low beams (dimmed lights) when you are approaching within 1,000 feet of an oncoming vehicle. You must also dim your lights when you are following another vehicle within 600 feet.
High-beam (bright) lights cause intense glare in the other driver’s rear-view mirror and can interfere with his or her vision. Low beams reduce the glare.
#23. When you move, you must report your new address within:
When you move you must notify the Department of Public Safety in writing within 10 days.
Failure to notify the Department of Public Safety when you change your name or address can result in the suspension of your license without your receiving notice of the suspension.
#24. You can park your car:
You can park more than 30 feet of traffic signal.
Do not park your car in front of a public or private driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, or on a bridge.
#25. A traffic officer is directing you to do a U-turn against existing signs. What should you do?
You must obey any traffic direction, order, or signal by a traffic or police officer or a flag person even if it conflicts with existing signs, signals, or laws.
| This Oklahoma DPS Sample Test | |
|---|---|
| Questions on each practice test: | 25 |
| Question pool: | 500+ |
| Type of test: | Random multiple-choice test |
Facts about Your Oklahoma Knowledge Test
| Oklahoma Written Knowledge Test for Permit or Driver’s License | |
|---|---|
| Number of questions on exam: | 50 questions |
| Passing score: | 80% |
| Correct answers to pass: | 40 |
| Allotted time to complete test: | No limit |
| Wait time before retest: | 1 day (first three tests) |
Oklahoma Practice Tests – 25 Questions
This free permit practice test at Driver’s Prep has 25 random test questions. Each set of questions will help you prepare for the real Oklahoma exam and speed up your learning.
All questions are the same or similar to real Oklahoma written knowledge test questions, and all answers are in the latest Oklahoma Driver’s Manual.
After each practice question, you will get instant feedback and the correct answer. It helps you learn faster.
If you miss a question, a brief comment will help you understand why your answer was wrong.
Oklahoma Real Knowledge Tests – 50 Questions
Please note that the official knowledge test in Oklahoma has 50 random questions about road signs, traffic signals, safe driving techniques, and Oklahoma traffic laws. The real test will take slightly longer to complete.
Questions on the actual exam are from the latest version of the Oklahoma Driver’s Manual. Therefore, you should always get the newest version of the Oklahoma Driver’s Manual.
You can get the manual for a small fee at Motor License agents (Tag Agents ).
You can also download a free PDF version from oklahoma.gov .
After reading the manual and learning the basic driving rules, you should familiarize yourself with the practice tests.
The passing score in Oklahoma is 80 percent, which means you must answer at least 40 of the 50 questions correctly.
Getting 80 percent on the practice test is also good. But aiming for a full score on each practice test is better. Ensure you fully understand why an answer is correct (or incorrect); it will help on the exam.
Remember, all our tests are 100% free. So, take enough tests to feel comfortable with all answers.
The examination format has (in general) stayed consistent over the last decade. It helps you understand what kind of knowledge the DPS checks for., which can be just as important as learning the content.
Read more about: How to Ace the DMV test .
Who Must Take the Oklahoma Knowledge Test?
All persons applying for an original first-time Oklahoma license must pass the knowledge test.
If you want to renew a license that expired more than three years, you must retake all tests, including the written knowledge exam.
When you want to transfer a valid (not expired) out-of-state license to an Oklahoma driver’s license, DPS will waive written and driving tests if the license meets department standards.
If you have an out-of-country license, you must generally take all tests. Exemptions exist for drivers with a driver’s license from Canada or Germany who must pass only the vision screening.
You cannot get a driver’s license or permit if your driving privilege has been canceled, suspended, or revoked in Oklahoma or any other state.
The Official Exam
As we already said, you can find all answers to the questions on the Class D license exam in the official Driver’s Manual. That is why you should make sure you read it.
The test has questions about Oklahoma traffic laws, safe driving practices, traffic signs and signals, and drug and alcohol laws/effects.
If you need an oral test instead of a computerized one, call ahead and make an appointment.
Unlike many other states, the test is only available in English and Spanish. You can bring an interpreter if needed. Oklahoma DPS will not pay for the interpreter.
Appointments
Avoid the inconvenience of standing in line at the DPS. The new scheduling service offers the opportunity to make appointments from your mobile device or computer.
Unfortunately, there is a small fee for using the online scheduling system.
Oklahoma Sample Test Video – When You Are on the Go
This video shows 40 questions about highway signs, traffic signals, and road markings. The essential things you must know for your Oklahoma driver’s exam.
Watch it and see if you really know all answers!
