# 1: Motorist service signs have which background color?

Blue Yellow Brown

Motorist services signs are white on blue. They direct you to services, such as rest areas, tourist sites, hospitals, hotels, gas stations, eating places, campgrounds or picnic areas. Blue is also used to identify parking spaces for disabled drivers.

# 2: The legal drinking age for alcohol in Utah is:

16 years 21 years 18 years

The legal drinking age in Utah, and all states, is 21.

# 3: The biggest risk with an air bag:

Is that it might explode Is sitting too close to it Is that it replaces safety belts

The biggest risk is being too close to the air bag. Ideally leave 10 inches between your chest and the steering wheel. Driver and front seat passengers should be moved as far back as practical. An air bag comes out of the dashboard at up to 200 mph, faster than the blink of an eye. The force of an air bag can hurt those who are too close to it.

# 4: Which sign tells you that there is a divided highway ahead?

Divided highway ahead (divided highway begins).

The highway ahead is divided into two one-way roadways. Keep to the right.

# 5: If you are convicted of driving on wrong side of road, DLD will usually assign how many points on your record?

60 points 30 points 90 points

60 points will be assessed if you are convicted of driving on the wrong side of the road. Except for speeding citations, points may vary plus or minus 10 percent, depending upon the recommendation of the court.

# 6: If your car stalls on railroad tracks and a train is approaching, you should:

Run away from the tracks and towards the train Stay beside the car, but clear of the tracks Run in the direction the train is traveling

If a train is coming, stay clear of the tracks and run toward the approaching train at an angle away from the train. By moving in the direction of the approaching train, you will be less likely to be hit by flying debris.

# 7: When should you use your high beam headlights?

When it is raining or snowing heavily When driving outside cities at night and when no other vehicles are near When approaching other vehicles at night

Use high beams outside cities and when no other vehicles are near. Dim your high beams for oncoming traffic. If you are following a car, dim your lights when you are within 300 feet of the vehicle ahead of you. In fog, rain or snow, use your low beams to avoid glare.

# 8: Which sign tells you that the road is slippery when wet?

Slippery when wet.

This section of highway is more slippery than other roads when wet. Reduce your speed.

# 9: The shape of a Do Not Enter sign is:

Five-sided Square Three-sided

Do not enter. The sign marks a one-way roadway with traffic coming against you. You must not enter from the direction you are traveling. Remember, this is a square sign with a white horizontal line inside a red ball. The sign is not circular.

# 10: Trying to beat a truck to a single-lane construction zone is dangerous because:

Trucks have the right-of-way Trucks take longer to stop. Trucks will try to block your way

Trucks take longer to stop than a car traveling at the same speed. Trying to beat a truck to a single-lane construction zone represents a particularly dangerous situation. Cutting into the open space in front of a truck removes the truck driver's cushion of safety.

Remember, trucks have longer stopping and accelerating distances, weigh more and are not as maneuverable as cars.

# 11: When you overtake a bicyclist, the Utah law requires that you pass:

No closer than 10 feet No closer than three feet No closer than two feet

Special care must be used near bicyclists because any collision with them may result in serious injury. This means that automobile drivers must leave safe passing room and must not turn so close to a bicyclist that the bicyclist is in danger of being hit. Utah law requires a minimum three feet of distance from any bicyclist or vulnerable user of the highway.

# 12: When a school bus with flashing red lights is stopped on the other side of a four-lane roadway with a median separation, you should:

Proceed with caution Always stop Speed up and pass quickly

If you are traveling on a divided highway having four or more lanes with a median separating the traffic, it is only necessary for the vehicles traveling in both lanes behind the school bus to stop, and not the traffic traveling in the opposite direction.

# 13: When brakes fail and you cannot get them to work, you should:

Cautiously apply your parking brake Steer off the road Swing from one side of the road to the other to reduce speed

Shift to a lower gear to help slow down the car. Try to slow down and stop by using your parking brake. If you still cannot stop and are going downhill, try to drive into heavy bushes, snow, or a sandbank.

# 14: If you see a fire vehicle that has stopped in response to an alarm, it is illegal to:

Turn on your headlights Turn around and take another route Stop within the same block

You may not drive or park on the same block where the fire vehicle has stopped to answer an alarm.

# 15: If a traffic signal light is not working, you must:

Stop, and let all other traffic go first. Slow down. Stopping is not necessary if the way is clear. Stop, and only proceed when you can do so safely.

If you approach an intersection at which the traffic lights are not working, you must first come to a complete stop before entering the intersection and yield the right-of-way to any vehicle on the right unless otherwise directed by a peace officer. Not working means that the traffic lights do not light up.

# 16: When can you legally park your car in front of a private driveway?

Under no circumstances If you park for less than 30 minutes If the driveway is in front of your house

Parking is not allowed in front of a public or private driveway.

# 17: How can you check your blind spots while driving?

By adjusting side mirrors By turning your head and look over your shoulder By adjusting rear-view mirrors

Turn your head briefly. Mirrors should be adjusted before you start driving and will always have blind spots. Do not take your eyes off of the road ahead of you for more than an instant. The vehicle ahead of you could stop suddenly while you are checking over your shoulder.

# 18: A vehicle carrying this sign:

Is transporting a hazardous load Is moving slower than normal Is required to stop at all railroad crossings

A reflective orange triangle on the rear of a vehicle means the vehicle is traveling at 25 mph or less. All animal-drawn vehicles and all vehicles designed for operation at 25 mph or less must display this standard triangular emblem.

# 19: Who must yield at a freeway entrance ramp?

The driver already on the freeway The driver entering the freeway The driver with the smallest vehicle

Vehicles on the freeway must be given the right-of-way. Merging vehicles must yield. Do not force yourself into traffic. Wait until it is safe to enter the traffic flow on the highway.

# 20: Even if it is not marked by painted lines, a crosswalk exist:

Everywhere a pedestrian crosses the street Everywhere within a school zone At every intersection

There is basically a crosswalk at every intersection, even if it is not marked by painted lines. For this reason, it is called an unmarked crosswalk.

# 21: Yellow lines on the road separate:

Traffic with special permissions Traffic going in opposite directions Traffic going in the same direction

Yellow lines mark the center of a road used for traffic going in opposite directions.

# 22: The small profile of a motorcycle:

Makes it difficult to determine its speed and distance Helps prevent accidents at intersections Creates sudden and dangerous wind gusts

Determining the speed of an oncoming motorcycle is not easy. The small silhouette and lack of accurate reference scale can also lead to misjudging the actual distance between the car and the motorcycle. Whether it is a day or night, when you spot a motorcycle, make sure you have accurately judged its speed and distance. Give the scene a second look-and your decision a second thought.

# 23: A Crossbuck sign at a railroad crossing has the same meaning as:

A Speed Limit sign A Stop sign A Yield sign

Crossbuck signs are found at all public crossings. If there are more than one set of tracks, a sign below the cross-buck indicates the number of tracks. The sign has the same meaning as a Yield sign. Be prepared to stop at the tracks if a train is coming. You must always yield to train traffic

# 24: Car skids happen:

When conditions keep you from seeing 1,000 feet ahead. Only in heavy rain. When you are traveling too fast or brake too hard.

Tread depth must be at least 2/32 of an inch. It is illegal to drive with a tire that has a tread depth less than 2/32 inch measured in any two adjacent tread grooves at three equally spaced intervals around the circumference of the tire.

# 25: On which side should you pass a vertical panel like this?

To the left You cannot drive past the panel To the right

If the stripes slant down to the right, go to the right. If the stripes slant to the left, go to the left.

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Utah Practice Test 2

This is the second practice test for your Utah learner’s permit or driver’s license. It has 25 questions based on the Utah Driver Handbook.

What to Expect from the Knowledge Test

Utah written knowledge test includes:

You will be shown some common road signs and asked to explain what they mean.

You will be asked to answer several true or false and multiple-choice questions based upon information in the driver handbook, including safe driving practices, driving and traffic laws, and license sanctions.

If You Fail the Test

What happens if you fail the Utah knowledge test?

If there is enough time, you will be allowed to try again the same day. But you can only take the test twice on a single day.

If you fail the written knowledge test three times, you need to pay a new fee.

Remember, the written knowledge test scores for an entry level learner permit are valid for 18 months. If you renew your permit or let it expire more than six months you will be required to retake the written knowledge test.

The Utah Written Knowledge Test in Summary