Alabama Marathon DMV Test – 20 Questions with Answers

B. The vehicle on your right

When vehicles arrive at an intersection at approximately the same time, the driver on the left generally yields to the driver on the right.

B. Treat it like a stop sign

A flashing red signal requires a complete stop. After stopping, proceed only when it is safe and lawful.

C. 25 mph

The general speed limit in an Alabama residential district is 25 mph unless a different speed limit is posted.

B. The vehicle turning left

A driver turning left must generally yield to approaching traffic that is close enough to constitute an immediate hazard.

B. Reduce speed and increase following distance

Rain can reduce visibility and traction while increasing stopping distance. Slowing down and increasing following distance improves safety.

B. Traffic is traveling in opposite directions and passing restrictions apply

Yellow center lines separate opposing traffic. Solid yellow markings indicate restrictions on crossing the center line for passing.

C. 3 points

Following too closely is generally assessed 3 points under Alabama's driver license point system.

C. Reckless driving

Reckless driving is generally assessed 6 points under Alabama's driver license point system.

C. 0.08%

For most drivers age 21 or older operating a regular passenger vehicle, Alabama generally uses 0.08% BAC as the statutory per se DUI threshold.

A. 0.02%

Alabama has a lower BAC threshold for drivers under 21 under its underage DUI provision. A BAC of 0.02% or greater can trigger the applicable provision.

B. When windshield wipers are being used because of rain

Alabama law requires headlights to be used when windshield wipers are in use because of rain.

C. Continue and use the next safe exit

Missing an exit is not an emergency. Continue driving and use the next safe and legal exit or route.

B. Vacate the lane closest to the stopped vehicle when safe

On a multi-lane roadway, drivers should move out of the lane closest to the covered stopped vehicle when it is safe and lawful to do so.

C. Slow down as required and proceed with caution

When changing lanes is not safe, drivers should slow down appropriately and provide as much clearance as reasonably possible.

B. Wait before the crossing until there is enough room to clear the tracks

Never enter a railroad crossing unless there is enough room for your vehicle to completely clear the tracks.

C. 90 days

Under Alabama's point system, accumulating 15 through 17 points within the applicable period can generally result in a 90-day suspension.

B. Check mirrors, signal, and check blind spots

A safe lane change requires checking mirrors and blind spots, signaling your intention, and ensuring that the lane is clear.

C. Yield and move out of its path when safe and required

Drivers must yield to emergency vehicles using audible and visual signals and should move out of their path when safe and lawful.

C. Do not drive

If alcohol may have affected your driving ability, do not drive. Arrange for a sober driver or another safe transportation option.

C. Anticipating hazards and maintaining enough space and time to react

Defensive driving means staying alert, anticipating possible hazards, maintaining a safe space cushion, and being prepared to respond to unexpected situations.