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CLASS 1
1.
Driver License means
a) The right to drive
b) The privilege to operate a motor vehicle
c) The evidence of the right to operate a motor vehicle
d) The evidence of the privilege to operate a motor vehicle
2.
Suspension means
a) Your privilege to drive is temporarily withdrawn
b) Your privilege to drive is terminated
c) Your privilege to drive is permanently withdrawn
d) Your consent to drive has been withdrawn or terminated
3.
A learner's permit
a) Is valid for four years
b) Is issued to applicants who are at least 15 years or older
c) Is issued by the Driver Education Instructor
d) Is issued to driver education graduates who are at least 16 years old
4.
To obtain a duplicate license
a) Application must be made within 10 days
b) A request may be made by telephone
c) Identification can be determined from the computer
d) Proof of identification must be provided
5.
The basic speed law for a residential area is
a) 25 mph
b) 30 mph
c) 20 mph
d) 15 mph
6.
U-Turn should only be done:
a) At intersections
b) Between intersections
c) If you know the U-Turn law for that area
d) By pulling off the road first
7.
If you arrive at an intersection at the same time as another vehicle
a) The car on the right should insist on assuming the right of way
b) The car on the left has the right of way
c) The car on the left should yield to the car on the right
d) The car on the right shall yield to the car on the right
8.
You cannot legally park within _______ feet of a fire hydrant
a) 20
b) 10
c) 15
d) 30
9.
On a two-way uphill curb parking requires
a) Your steering wheel must be turned to the right
b) Your steering wheel must be turned to the left
c) Your right rear tire to be resting on the curb
d) That you leave 6 inches between your car and the curb
10.
Blue signs indicate
a) Parks
b) Guidance
c) Beware
d) Services
11.
When you park your vehicle next to a curb, the back wheel of your car must be ______ inches from the curb
a) No closer than 35 inches
b) No closer than 25 inches
c) No further than 20 inches away
d) No further than 12 inches away
12.
You should switch on your headlights if you cannot see ________ feet ahead due to fog, stormy weather or dust.
a) 500 feet
b) 1,000 feet
c) 700 feet
d) 200 feet
13.
At night, dim your bright headlights on approaching a car before you get within ______ feet
a) 100 feet
b) 200 feet
c) 300 feet
d) 500 feet
14.
If another vehicle foes not dim their lights
a) Keep yours on bright
b) Dim yours anyway
c) Honk your horn
d) Keep flashing your lights until they dim their lights
15.
When entering a street or highway from an alley, private driveway or a private road, you should
a) Sound your horn and go out cautiously
b) Come to a complete stop and then proceed cautiously
c) Slow down to about 10 miles per hour
d) Shift into second and if clear continue onto the street
16.
Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed limit in a business area is
a) 20 mph
b) 30 mph
c) 25 mph
d) 15 mph
17.
You are following another vehicle, but you may be a little too close. What is a safe following distance?
a) At least one second
b) You are following safely so long as you can see the tail lights of the car ahead
c) At least two seconds
d) At least 20 feet
18.
Utah license is renewed
a) On a 5 year cycle
b) On a 4 year cycle
c) On a 3 year cycle
d) Always by mail
19.
The driver license compact
a) Requires the driver to be financially responsible
b) Provide guidelines for cooperation among states
c) Allows drivers from other states to drive in Utah
d) Requires drivers to submit to a sobriety test
20.
Provisional license means
a) Any original Utah license issued to persons under 21
b) Any license issued with restrictions
c) Any license issued with a side view profile picture
d) Any original Utah license issued to persons under 18
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