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Alaska Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
While waiting to turn left, how should your front wheels be?
Turned left
Turned right
It doesn’t matter
Straight
Correct answer: Straight
Keep front wheels straight while waiting to turn left.
Source: Left Turns, Right Turns & Three-Point Turn
Question 2
Turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, which lane should you turn into?
The farthest lane
Any lane
The first lane
The center lane
Correct answer: The first lane
Turn sharply into the first lane of the one-way street.
Source: Left Turns, Right Turns & Three-Point Turn
Question 3
Turning left from a one-way street, which lane should you start from?
The leftmost lane
The rightmost lane
The center lane
Any lane
Correct answer: The leftmost lane
Make the approach in the traffic lane farthest to the left on the one-way street.
Source: Left Turns, Right Turns & Three-Point Turn
Question 4
In a three-point turn, why might you sound your horn?
Before backing, for extra safety
To signal that the turn is about to start
When the turnaround is completely finished
It is not allowed during a three-point turn
Correct answer: Before backing, for extra safety
For extra safety you can always sound your horn before backing during a three-point turn.
Source: Left Turns, Right Turns & Three-Point Turn
Question 5
What is the safest way to turn around in the city?
Make a U-turn mid-block
Back into a driveway
Three-point turn anywhere
Drive around the block
Correct answer: Drive around the block
The safest method to turn around in the city is to drive around the block; watch for no U-turn signs.
Source: Emergencies & Safety Tips
Question 6
A truck is making a wide right turn. What should you avoid?
Getting between it and the curb
Waiting patiently behind it until it turns
Watching its turn signals
Leaving it plenty of room
Correct answer: Getting between it and the curb
Trucks swing wide left to turn right; getting between the truck and the curb can catch you in a "squeeze."
Source: Large Trucks & Buses
Question 7
On a right turn, what should you watch for ahead?
Vehicles turning right that may stop for pedestrians
Only oncoming traffic in the opposite lanes
Only parked cars along the right curb
Nothing special beyond the traffic signal
Correct answer: Vehicles turning right that may stop for pedestrians
Be alert for vehicles ahead turning right that may stop for pedestrians.
Source: Left Turns, Right Turns & Three-Point Turn
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