1. What is a Cloverleaf Interchange designed to allow?
- A. Only right turns
- B. Only straight-through traffic
- C. Turning movements off or onto the freeway from four directions, using loop connections, eliminating left-turn and cross-traffic conflicts
- D. Parking on ramps
Answer: Turning movements off or onto the freeway from four directions, using loop connections, eliminating left-turn and cross-traffic conflicts
It states a cloverleaf interchange is “designed to allow turning movements off or onto the freeway from four directions, using loop type connections. It eliminates left turn and cross traffic conflicts for all movements.”
2. For a third DUI conviction, how long will the driver license be revoked?
- A. 6 months
- B. 1 year
- C. 2 years
- D. 3 years
Answer: 3 years
It specifies that for a third conviction, “the driver license will be revoked for three years.”
3. What does it mean when you say 'Yes' to being an organ donor when getting your license or ID?
- A. You agree to donate blood once
- B. You agree to donate organs, eyes, and tissues after your death to someone awaiting a lifesaving or healing transplant
- C. You agree to pay for someone’s surgery
- D. You agree to carry a medical alert card
Answer: You agree to donate organs, eyes, and tissues after your death to someone awaiting a lifesaving or healing transplant
The organ donation section explains that “Yes” means you have decided to give organs, eyes, and tissues after your death to a person awaiting a lifesaving or healing transplant.
4. What does the “Y” restriction on a Learner License indicate?
- A. The holder may only drive at night
- B. The holder may operate a motor vehicle while accompanied by a properly licensed driver in the seat beside them
- C. The holder may operate motorcycles only
- D. The holder may drive alone to school
Answer: The holder may operate a motor vehicle while accompanied by a properly licensed driver in the seat beside them
The manual explains that a Class D license with a “Y” restriction means the holder may operate a motor vehicle while accompanied by a qualified licensed driver/instructor in the seat beside the driver.
5. What is the statutory speed limit on an unpaved road (unless otherwise posted)?
- A. 25 mph
- B. 30 mph
- C. 35 mph
- D. 45 mph
Answer: 35 mph
The table states “35 miles per hour unpaved road.”
6. What does GDL not apply to for a 16-year-old?
- A. A licensed driver living with parents
- B. Married or the head of household
- C. Working part-time
- D. Only a passenger
Answer: Married or the head of household
The summary states it does not apply to individuals 16 or older who are married or the head of household.
7. Under the Alabama Point System, how many points does a conviction involving drinking alcoholic beverages and driving a motor vehicle carry if it did not require mandatory revocation?
- A. 2 points
- B. 3 points
- C. 4 points
- D. 6 points
Answer: 6 points
In the point system table, this conviction is listed as 6 Points.
8. What does the “SOFT SHOULDER” warning sign mean?
- A. The shoulder is paved and safe to drive on
- B. The side of the road is soft; do not drive off the pavement
- C. It is a construction-only lane
- D. Parking is allowed on the shoulder
Answer: The side of the road is soft; do not drive off the pavement
The manual states: “The side of the road is soft. Do not drive off the pavement.”