Arizona
Driving Practice Test

Welcome to the sample Arizona Driving Test Practice page. This site is offered to help you practice your written driving test skills ahead of taking your Arizona Motor Vehicle Services driver’s test. You will need to pass your knowledge test and road test in order to qualify for receiving an Arizona driver’s license. In addition, you also must pass a vision test and a road test. In our practice written tests, you will have to answer questions that are very similar to the actual Arizona DOT MVS Driving Written test. You will be asked to answer 30 multiple choice questions and candidates must score 80% or higher to pass the test. Click the “Start Quiz” button below to begin.

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You are driving and dense fog reduces your visibility to near zero. What should you do?

Decrease speed to 10 mph under the limit.

Use your high beams.

Carefully pull as far off the road as possible, and stop.

Alternate between low and high beams.

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You are on a multi-lane highway and want to change several lanes,

change them one at a time.

change them all at once when clear.

change them at a higher speed.

wait 5 seconds between changes.

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In heavy rain, your tires can lose contact with the road by riding on the film of water on the surface of the road. What is this hazard called?

h2oplaning.

hydroplaning.

waterplaning.

overplaning.

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Whom must you obey directions, signals, and instructions from?

Traffic or police officers.

School crossing guards.

All of the listed answers are correct.

Highway personnel.

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When approaching a roundabout, vehicles are supposed to:

Yield to the traffic in the roundabout.

Stop and wait till there are no cars in the roundabout.

Enter the roundabout to the left of the central island.

Honk horn before entering.

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You should look to the front, sides, and rear before backing up your vehicle, and continue to look _________ while backing.

out the windows

in the rear view mirrors

into the side mirrors

to the rear

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You approach a school bus that is stopped and has turned on its flashing red lights. It is on the other side of a divided highway with a median barrier. You should:

Always stop.

Continue as you were.

Proceed with caution.

Stop if you see children present.

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Is it allowed to park your car in front of a driveway?

Allowed, if the driveway is private.

Allowed if there are no cars in the driveway.

No, it is never allowed.

Allowed, if the driveway is public.

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You have just passed another vehicle. Before you attempt to return to the right lane, what should you see in your rear-view mirror?

Both headlights or the entire front of the vehicle that you have passed.

Dashed white lines.

At least one headlight of the car you just passed.

The other driver signaling that it is safe to return.

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If you have a blood alcohol level of ______ and you are under the age of 21, your license may be suspended.

0.08% or more

Any amount

0.02% or more

0.05% or more

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How do you check to see vehicles in your blind spot?

The outside mirrors

Look over your shoulders

The inside rearview mirror

Leaning forward towards the mirrors

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If there is no stop sign or traffic signal at an intersection, drivers yield to:

vehicles coming from the front.

vehicles coming from the left.

vehicles coming from the right.

you have the right-of-way.

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When is it allowed to have an open beverage container in a moving vehicle?

If the beverage is alcoholic, but the driver is a law enforcement official.

If the beverage is non-alcoholic like a soda.

It is always allowed.

If the beverage is alcoholic, but it is less than 4 oz.

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What must you do when approaching an intersection with a flashing yellow light?

Look for pedestrians.

Speed up before it turns red.

Proceed with the same speed.

Slow down and proceed with caution.

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One must maintain a minimum following of ________ feet behind a police car in an emergency

250

300

100

150

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Know signs by their standard colors. Red is used for:

Stop or prohibition.

Altering that construction is ahead.

Warning of danger.

Direction guidance and to show movements permitted.

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What must you do if a blind pedestrian is waiting at a crosswalk with a guide dog or white (or metallic) cane?

Use your horn to alert them of your presence

Yield the right of way and take precautions to avoid injury to the pedestrian

Decrease your speed and move out of their way

Stop your car and turn the engine off so they know you have stopped

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What should you do if while driving at night a vehicle coming towards you is using their high-beams and it is making it hard to see the road?

Look ahead towards the right edge of your lane

Look straight ahead in your lane

Look over the lights

Squint

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What is the meaning of this sign?

Warning of a Change in Direction or Narrowing of Roadway

Place engine in higher gear

Downgrade

Place engine in lower gear

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When are roadway the most slippery:

The first rain after a dry spell.

During a heavy downpour.

When it has been hot but then turns cold.

After it has been raining for a while.

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What usually causes locked wheel skids?

speeding up too quickly in the rain.

turning the wheel hard while breaking.

pressing the gas and brake pedals at the same time.

braking too hard at a high speed.

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What is the meaning of this sign?

Persons with Disabilities Parking

Take a right or left turn ahead

One-way street

Do Not Enter

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In the vehicle, who is required to wear a seat belt?

The driver and all children under the age of 8.

All front seat occupants.

All children under the age of 8.

All occupants.

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This sign means you are approaching what?

A narrow bridge.

A tall bridge, beware of gusts.

Narrow one-way street.

A low underpass.

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You are passing another vehicle, when is it safe to return to your lane?

After waiting 2 seconds.

Have passed the other vehicle’s front bumper.

Cannot see the vehicle directly to your right.

When you can see the vehicle’s headlights in your rear view mirror.

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What is the average time it takes to react to a situation and step on the brake pedal?

One-two seconds.

About three-quarters of a second.

Two - three seconds.

One second.

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It is illegal to drive with the blood alcohol level of _____ for any person over the age of 21.

0.08 percent.

0.05 percent.

0.04 percent.

0.09 percent.

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A situation when you should use your horn is if:

Someone cuts in front of you

It may help prevent a collision

A pedestrian is not crossing at a crosswalk

Another driver makes a mistake

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What is this sign an example of?

An Out-of-Use Route sign.

A Highway Route sign.

A State Route sign.

An Interstate Route sign.

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A child _______ must be secured in an appropriate child-restraint system.

Under the age of eight years and less than 5 feet 6 inches tall.

Under the age of eight years and less than four feet and nine inches tall.

Under the age of 8 years and weighing less than 60 lbs.

Under the age of 7 years and less than 42 inches tall.

Your score is

The average score is 83%

5/5 - (3 votes)

Drivers License

How To Get An Arizona Drivers License

In Arizona, driver’s license regulations are administered by the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (MVD). If you are under 18 years of age, you will receive your Graduated Driver’s License (Class G license). With this license you may not drive between the hours of midnight and 5:00 a.m. and you may not have passengers under 18 years of age unless they are siblings. Upon your 18th birthday, candidates may acquire your regular driver’s license, or a Class D.

To apply for a Class G license, you must have had an Arizona instruction permit with a clean record for at least six months. Candidates must also have finished an MVD approved driver education program or have written parental or guardian certification that you have completed 30 hours of supervised driving practice, within this at least 10 hours a night. Once you have turned 18 and have a Class G license, you may apply for a Class D Operator’s License.

Prior to receiving a Class G operator’s license, you may obtain an operator permit. With this permit, you must be accompanied by a licensed driver who is 21 years of age or older. Operator permits are valid for 12 months. To obtain an operator permit, you must have an application signed by one adult who will then assign responsibility for any misconduct or negligence issues when during your permit driving window. Candidates for an operators permit must take a Permit Test @ Home written driver test. This test is online and can be administered by a parent or legal guardian.

Pass The Test

How To Pass the Arizona Driving Test

If you’re concerned about how you’ll perform when test day arrives, here are some tips that may prove useful as you prepare:

Practice, practice and practice some more! This means you should be practicing with your learner’s permit and also taking as many written practice tests as you can to familiarize yourself with test questions and the format of the multiple choice questions.
Practice like you’ll be tested. If possible drive the same car and in the same area where you’ll be tested on exam day. If you’re familiar with the vehicle, speed limits, and potential hazards you’ll be much more comfortable and less prone to making silly mistakes.

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Give your car an inspection a day or two before the road exam – be sure all the different facets of your car are functioning properly, including the brakes, turn signals, headlights and seat adjusters.
Make sure to eat a little bit and use the restroom prior to heading to the MVD office. You may have to wait for a time before your test and the last thing you need is to be worrying about hunger pangs or a full bladder.

Additional Information

Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles Information

To schedule a driving skills test, you’ll need to contact the Arizona Law Enforcement Agency using the contact information below.

Website: https://www.azdot.gov/motor-vehicles/driver-services
Phone: 602.255.0072

Map of Arizona MVD Office locations can be found here.

Additional Arizona Drivers License Helpful Links

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