Doubles & Triples Test
Doubles & Triples Test – 20 Questions with Answers
20 questions · 15 min · Medium
Prepare for the Alabama learner permit test with 20 practice questions covering Alabama traffic laws, road signs, right-of-way, safe driving, licensing requirements, defensive driving, and roadway safety.
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B. 15
Alabama allows eligible individuals to obtain a Stage I learner's permit at age 15 after passing the required written examination.
B. A licensed driver age 21 or older seated beside the driver
A Stage I license holder may drive when accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or licensed driver age 21 or older occupying the front seat beside the driver. A licensed or certified driving instructor may also accompany the driver.
B. 6 months
Applicants under age 18 must generally hold a Stage I learner's license for at least six months before applying for a Stage II restricted license.
B. Stop
A steady red signal requires you to stop and remain stopped until you are legally permitted to proceed.
B. Proceed with caution
A flashing yellow signal means you should slow down and proceed through the intersection with caution.
C. Wait until there is enough space to clear the intersection
A green light does not mean you should enter an intersection if traffic prevents you from clearing it.
A. Approaching vehicles and pedestrians with the right-of-way
A driver making a left turn must yield to approaching traffic and pedestrians when they have the right-of-way.
B. Traffic traveling in opposite directions
Yellow pavement markings are generally used to separate traffic traveling in opposite directions.
B. Signal, check your mirrors, and check your blind spot
A safe lane change requires signaling your intention and checking mirrors and blind spots to make sure the lane is clear.
B. Reduce speed and increase following distance
Rain can reduce visibility and traction. Slowing down and increasing following distance gives you more time to react.
C. Turn on your headlights
Alabama law requires headlights to be on when windshield wipers are being used because of rain.
C. Yield and move out of its path safely
Drivers must yield to emergency vehicles using audible and visual warning signals and make room for them to pass safely.
B. Vacate the lane closest to the stopped vehicle when safe
When safe to do so, Alabama's Move Over Act requires drivers on multi-lane roads to vacate the lane closest to a covered stopped vehicle displaying flashing lights.
C. Writing, sending, or reading a text message
Alabama law prohibits using a wireless telecommunications device to write, send, or read a text message, instant message, or email while operating a motor vehicle.
C. Increase the space ahead and allow the driver to pass when safe
Increasing the space ahead gives you more room to react. If possible, allow the tailgating driver to pass safely.
C. Wait until there is enough room to completely clear the tracks
Never enter a railroad crossing unless there is enough space beyond the tracks for your vehicle to completely clear the crossing.
B. Large trucks have significant blind spots
Large trucks have substantial blind spots. Remaining alongside them for an extended period increases the risk that the truck driver may not see your vehicle.
C. Driving is generally prohibited unless a specified exception applies
Stage II license holders under age 18 generally may not drive between midnight and 6 a.m. unless one of Alabama's specified exceptions applies.
C. No, generally only one passenger other than parents, legal guardians, or family members is permitted
Alabama's Stage II restrictions generally limit the driver to no more than one passenger other than parents, legal guardians, or family members.
C. Anticipating hazards and being prepared to respond safely
Defensive driving involves staying alert, anticipating potential hazards, maintaining adequate space, and being prepared to react safely.