Arizona Road Rules 2

With our practice exams, there’s no need to stress or worry about passing your Arizona driving test. We provide you with all the tools and resources you need to succeed. So, don’t wait any longer; prepare for your Arizona permit test today and hit the road toward your driver’s license!

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Road Rules Test 02

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For drivers over the age of 21, it is illegal to operate any vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration at or in excess of...?

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If you have to stop on the freeway, what should you do?

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Making a left turn from a two-way street into a one-way street, you should start your turn from...?

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If a peace officer asks you to do something, you...?

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When parking facing downhill, how should your wheels be aligned?

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If you tell an officer you do not want your vehicle searched, what can happen?

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If you are only allowed to stop long enough at a curb to pick up/drop off passengers or mail, what color will it be?

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Under what circumstances can you cross two sets of double yellow lines spaced two or more feet apart?

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If a right turn on a red traffic signal light is permitted, you must still yield to...?

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Which of these is the best way of preventing fatigue and drowsiness when driving?

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When following a motorcycle, you should leave at least how much time space between you?

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To warn another driver you are slowing down, what should you do?

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If a school bus is displaying flashing yellow lights, you should do what?

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It is permissible to leave a child and/or animals in a parked vehicle on a hot day...?

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On any road, you should travel at...?

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Your side mirrors should be adjusted so that you can see...?

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Scanning' involves keeping a safe space...?

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On the freeway, lane endings are usually marked by what?

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Under what circumstances is it legal to drive in a public transit bus lane?

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If someone is tailgating you, how should you respond?

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The state's laws on driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs also apply to which of these?

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Approaching intersections, how should you look for other traffic?

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On a two lane two-way road, what does it mean when there is a double solid yellow centerline?

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You must not park within what distance of a fire hydrant or fire station driveway?

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The best way to avoid collisions with other traffic is to...?

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Everything You Need To Know About Arizona DMV Permit Test

Arizona DMV Permit TestMost people take the written Arizona DMV permit test lightly. However, this is a big mistake. Many first-timers make the mistake of not studying enough. They think their basic knowledge of Arizona’s laws, regulations, and road rules will be enough to pass the written test. To pass the written test without any issue, you must also present the correct documents. You need to be concerned with many things if you are going for a driver’s permit test. This guide provided brief information about everything you should know before sitting for your written exam. So, read on to know more.

What to expect?

The written Arizona permit test for a regular driver’s license is very simple. You will be provided with thirty multiple-choice questions. So, you will be presented with a question and a couple of options. Your goal will be to select the right answer/option.

Where can you take the test?

You will take the driver’s license test on a computer workstation. It will be done via touch screen. Audio assistance is provided to ensure no one has trouble understanding the questions. If you are a teenager (under 18 years) applying for an exam, then you can take the test at home. However, a parent or guardian should be supervising the exam.

How much do I need to score to pass the test?

It is advisable to study for your written Arizona DMV permit test because the percentage of passing is quite high. You must receive a score of 80% or higher to pass the test. Of course, you must be 15 years and six months old or more. You are allowed to take the written test 3 times in total. If you still fail after the 3rd try, you have to restart the process from the beginning.

Will I be provided with study material?

The questions that might appear on the written test are taken from the Arizona Driver License Manual. You will rarely get a question the answer to, which is not provided in the manual. Thus, you should study thoroughly this manual before sitting for the written test. Knowing the manual by heart will make getting the passing percentage (80 or above) easier. The written test is available in many different languages.

How can I prepare myself for the test?

The official Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles website has a practice tests section. So, you are provided with the option to take a sample test from this section on the official website. The more sample/mock tests you take, the better your chances to pass. Many other paid and free websites/apps offer practice tests for DMV written permit tests. You can take the help of these websites/apps as well.

What kind of documents do I need to present?

You can sit for the written knowledge test after you submit the required license fees and application. Before sitting for the written test, you must submit certain documentation to the DMV clerk overseeing this process. The documentation needs to indicate if you are currently a resident of Arizona and a US citizen. If you have a legal presence, you can also sit for the written exam. Here are some proper forms of identification you need to produce:

  • Existing licenses (if any) from other states in the US.
  • A US passport or foreign passport is also required. The foreign passport must have an admissions stamp a waiver or US visa.
  • You must complete the I-94 form, resident alien card, or permanent resident. Your USCIS employment authorization will also work.
  • Original copy of the birth certificate issued by Arizona or any other USA state. Delayed certificates and birth certificates from a different country are also acceptable.
  • Your Arizona ID card is a state ID learner permit or a record of a previously held driver’s license in Arizona.
  • Certificate of citizenship, US certificate of Naturalization, or Refugee travel documents as per the condition.

You will require additional documents if you are:

  • American Indian descent.
  • Member of the US military.
  • Ex-convict.
  • A resident of Maricopa country.

Tips to effectively prepare for the written test

Here are some tips that will help you prepare well for your upcoming written Arizona DMV permit test:

Stay hard

You must learn the Arizona Driver License Manual by heart to pass the written exam. Lots of different information has been presented in this manual. Thus, it would be best if you read the book in sections. This way, you will be able to retain the different information better. The manual will allow you to become a responsible, safe driver with good defensive driving skills. So, learning it thoroughly will only help you and your driving style.

Taking many permit tests

As mentioned before, you will find several websites that provide free and paid permit practice tests. You can take these practice tests from your home and be familiar with the setup. So, taking the tests will make you more confident, and you will not be nervous when taking the written test. You will also get an idea of what types of questions might come in the test, which will help you to study accordingly and effectively.

Help from supporters and experts

You can read up online to find out how to fix the things you lack. Many online experts are known for providing the right kind of advice and tricks to help you pass the written test with flying colors. If you know someone who is a license holder or considered a good driver, you can take their help. They can guide you in the right direction as they know what it takes to pass the exam.

There you have it; these were everything you needed to know before you sat for the written Arizona DMV permit test. Hopefully, these answers to most asked questions have shed some light on the subject. This guide has also provided some easy-to-follow yet effective tips on how to prepare for the written exam. Use the information provided here to prepare accurately for the test. You can do additional research to prepare yourself better for the written test.