Arizona Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions

Correct answer: 6 months

A graduated license applicant must have held an Arizona instruction permit for at least 6 months, and the permit must still be valid.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: 30 hours, with at least 10 at night

Without approved driver education, a parent or guardian must certify at least 30 hours of supervised practice, including at least 10 hours at night.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: 20 hours, with at least 6 at night

The requirement drops to 20 hours of supervised practice, with at least 6 at night, if the minor completed Traffic Survival School or a Defensive Driving course.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: From midnight to 5:00 a.m.

For the first 6 months, a graduated licensee may not drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m. unless an exception applies.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: Driving directly home from work

Night-time exceptions include driving directly to or from work, a sanctioned school or religious activity, or a family emergency.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: One, unless the passengers are siblings

A new graduated driver may not carry more than one passenger under 18 unless they are the driver's siblings or a licensed parent or guardian is in the front seat.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: A licensed parent or legal guardian

The exceptions apply when a parent or legal guardian holding a valid Class A, B, C or D license occupies the front passenger seat.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: Traffic Survival School is required

A first conviction requires Traffic Survival School and the violation goes on the driving record.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: A 3-month suspension

A second conviction brings a 3-month suspension; a third brings a 6-month suspension.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: 6 months

A third traffic conviction results in a 6-month suspension of the driving privilege.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: The 6-month restricted period is extended

Curfew and passenger violations bring fines and a mandatory extension of the 6-month restricted driving period.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)

Correct answer: An MVD agent or a notary public

The adult signatures on a minor's application must be witnessed by an MVD agent or a notary public.

Source: Parent/Guardian Approval for Applicants Under 18

Correct answer: Liability for the minor's negligent driving

The signing adult is responsible for any negligence or willful misconduct when the minor is driving, and may also cancel the minor's license.

Source: Parent/Guardian Approval for Applicants Under 18

Correct answer: Yes, with a cancellation request to MVD

The person who signed the application, or who has responsibility for the minor, may cancel the license with a cancellation request or notarized letter to MVD.

Source: Parent/Guardian Approval for Applicants Under 18

Correct answer: No, it is optional

A graduated license holder is not required to obtain an operator license at 18 but may choose to.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Graduated License (Class G)