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Alabama Road Rules Test – 20 Questions with Answers
Test your knowledge of Alabama road rules with 20 practice questions covering traffic signals, road signs, right-of-way, lane markings, speed limits, turning, passing, emergency vehicles, pedestrians, and safe driving practices.
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1. What should you do when approaching a stop sign?
- A. Slow down and continue
- B. Come to a complete stop
- C. Speed up
- D. Stop only if another vehicle is present
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B. Come to a complete stop
A stop sign requires the driver to come to a complete stop before proceeding when it is safe and lawful to do so.
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2. What does a flashing yellow traffic signal mean?
- A. Stop and remain stopped
- B. Proceed with caution
- C. Proceed without slowing
- D. The road is closed
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B. Proceed with caution
A flashing yellow signal means drivers may proceed but should exercise caution and be alert for other road users.
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3. What do yellow pavement markings generally separate?
- A. Traffic moving in opposite directions
- B. Traffic moving in the same direction
- C. Parking spaces
- D. Pedestrian areas
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A. Traffic moving in opposite directions
Yellow lines are generally used to separate traffic moving in opposite directions.
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4. When two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at approximately the same time, which vehicle generally has the right-of-way?
- A. The vehicle on the left
- B. The vehicle on the right
- C. The larger vehicle
- D. The faster vehicle
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B. The vehicle on the right
When vehicles approach an intersection at approximately the same time, the driver on the left generally yields to the driver on the right.
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5. A driver is turning left at an intersection while an approaching vehicle is close enough to constitute an immediate hazard. Who must yield?
- A. The approaching vehicle
- B. The left-turning vehicle
- C. The vehicle traveling faster
- D. Neither vehicle
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B. The left-turning vehicle
A driver making a left turn must generally yield to approaching traffic that is close enough to create an immediate hazard.
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6. What is the general speed limit in an Alabama residential district unless another speed limit is posted?
- A. 15 mph
- B. 20 mph
- C. 25 mph
- D. 35 mph
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C. 25 mph
The general speed limit in an Alabama residential district is 25 mph unless another speed limit is posted.
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7. What should you do before changing lanes?
- A. Check mirrors and blind spots and signal
- B. Accelerate without checking
- C. Look only in the rearview mirror
- D. Honk continuously
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A. Check mirrors and blind spots and signal
Before changing lanes, check your mirrors and blind spots, signal your intention, and make sure the movement can be completed safely.
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8. What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with its siren and flashing lights activated?
- A. Follow it closely
- B. Race ahead of it
- C. Yield and move out of its path when safe and required
- D. Continue at the same speed
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C. Yield and move out of its path when safe and required
Drivers should yield to emergency vehicles using audible and visual signals and move out of their path when it is safe and lawful.
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9. What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing at a marked crosswalk?
- A. Speed up
- B. Yield as required and allow the pedestrian to cross safely
- C. Honk until the pedestrian moves
- D. Pass another vehicle at the crosswalk
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B. Yield as required and allow the pedestrian to cross safely
Drivers must yield as required to pedestrians in crosswalks and should take appropriate care to avoid collisions.
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10. When should headlights be used in Alabama because of rain?
- A. Only after sunset
- B. When windshield wipers are being used because of rain
- C. Only during thunderstorms
- D. Only on interstate highways
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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.
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11. What should you do if traffic is backed up beyond an intersection and you cannot completely clear it?
- A. Enter the intersection because your light is green
- B. Wait until there is enough space to clear the intersection
- C. Drive onto the shoulder
- D. Block the intersection temporarily
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B. Wait until there is enough space to clear the intersection
Drivers should not enter an intersection when traffic conditions prevent them from clearing it safely.
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12. What should you do when approaching a railroad crossing and there is not enough room on the other side for your vehicle to clear the tracks?
- A. Enter the crossing and wait
- B. Wait before the crossing until there is enough room
- C. Drive around the traffic
- D. Stop on the tracks
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B. Wait before the crossing until there is enough room
Never enter a railroad crossing unless there is enough space for your vehicle to completely clear the tracks.
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13. What is the safest response if you miss your highway exit?
- A. Reverse to the exit
- B. Make a U-turn immediately
- C. Continue and use the next safe exit
- D. Stop in the travel lane
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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.
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14. Under Alabama's Move Over requirements, what should you generally do on a multi-lane roadway when approaching a covered stopped vehicle displaying flashing lights?
- A. Move into the lane closest to the stopped vehicle
- B. Vacate the lane closest to the stopped vehicle when safe
- C. Speed up
- D. Stop beside the vehicle
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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 a covered stopped vehicle when it is safe and lawful to do so.
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15. If you cannot safely move over when approaching a covered stopped vehicle, what should you generally do?
- A. Maintain your speed
- B. Speed up
- C. Slow down appropriately and proceed with caution
- D. Stop directly beside the vehicle
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C. Slow down appropriately and proceed with caution
When changing lanes is not safe, drivers should slow down appropriately and provide as much clearance as reasonably possible.
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16. What should you do when driving through heavy rain or poor visibility?
- A. Drive at the maximum posted speed
- B. Reduce speed and increase following distance
- C. Turn off headlights
- D. Follow the vehicle ahead closely
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B. Reduce speed and increase following distance
Poor weather and visibility can increase stopping distance and reduce your ability to see hazards. Reducing speed and increasing following distance improves safety.
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17. Which violation is generally assessed 5 points under Alabama's driver license point system?
- A. Following too closely
- B. Failure to yield
- C. Reckless driving
- D. Disregarding a traffic control device
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B. Failure to yield
Failure to yield is generally assessed 5 points under Alabama's driver license point system.
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18. Which statement about large trucks is correct?
- A. Large trucks have no blind spots
- B. Large trucks have significant blind spots
- C. Truck drivers can always see vehicles beside them
- D. It is safest to remain beside a truck
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B. Large trucks have significant blind spots
Large trucks have substantial blind spots around the front, sides, and rear. Drivers should avoid remaining in these areas.
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19. What is the safest general rule regarding alcohol and driving?
- A. Drive slowly after drinking
- B. Drink coffee before driving
- C. If you drink, do not drive
- D. Drive only on roads with little traffic
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C. If you drink, do not drive
Alcohol can impair judgment, coordination, reaction time, and other driving abilities. The safest choice is to use a sober driver or another safe transportation option.
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20. Which statement best describes defensive driving?
- A. Assuming other drivers will always obey the law
- B. Driving faster than surrounding traffic
- C. Anticipating hazards and maintaining enough space and time to react
- D. Using the horn whenever another driver makes a mistake
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C. Anticipating hazards and maintaining enough space and time to react
Defensive driving involves staying alert, anticipating potential hazards, maintaining a safe space cushion, and being prepared for unexpected situations.