Oklahoma SOK Permit Practice Test 3
Test 3 of 10. Pick an answer for each question to see if it is right and why; your score appears at the end. You need 15 correct answers to pass, the same ratio as the real Oklahoma test.
- Questions20
- Correct to pass15
- Passing score75%
- Minimum age15 years
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1. What change in the road does this sign announce?
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Answer B: The two directions of travel are about to be separated, and the driver must keep to the right of the separation
Ahead the roadway splits into separate one-way roadways on either side of a median, so the driver stays to the right of the divider and no longer meets oncoming vehicles.
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2. What does Oklahoma law say about sending text messages while driving?
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Answer A: It has been illegal since 2015 for all drivers
Texting while driving has been illegal in Oklahoma since 2015, and commercial and public transit drivers are also barred from making hand held phone calls while driving.
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3. Besides holding the permit for at least 180 days, what age must an Oklahoma Class D learner permit holder reach before taking the driving test?
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Answer B: 16 years
Oklahoma's testing requirements table conditions the driving test on both a 180-day permit holding period and reaching age 16, so a permit obtained young still requires waiting for the 16th birthday.
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4. How long must an Oklahoma driver keep an ignition interlock device installed after an additional DUI conviction beyond a second offense?
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Answer D: 5 years
Additional DUI convictions beyond a second offense require an Oklahoma driver to keep an ignition interlock device installed for 5 years, the longest period on the escalating scale.
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5. Oklahoma has legalized cannabis for some medical purposes. What does this mean for driving with cannabis in one's system?
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Answer D: It is illegal to drive with any detectable level of cannabis in the system
Even though Oklahoma has legalized cannabis for some medical purposes, it remains illegal for anyone to drive with any detectable level of cannabis in their system.
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6. You are driving along a street lined with parked cars. What should you watch for?
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Answer B: Doors opening, vehicles pulling out and pedestrians stepping from between cars
Parked cars hide people and can move without warning. Keep as much space from them as you safely can and cover the brake.
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7. Unless otherwise posted, what is Oklahoma's default maximum speed limit on a county road?
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Answer B: 55 mph
Oklahoma's default maximum speed limit on a county road is 55 mph unless a different limit is posted.
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8. An Oklahoma resident on active military duty stationed outside the state has an expired driver license. When must they renew it?
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Answer C: Within 60 days of returning to Oklahoma, and they may renew by mail
Oklahoma gives military personnel stationed outside the state until 60 days after they return to renew, and they may complete that renewal by mail if they choose.
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9. You have stopped on an uphill grade close behind a large truck at a traffic signal. What is the risk?
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Answer B: The truck may roll back into you when it starts to move
Heavy vehicles can roll backward a short distance when the driver moves from the brake to the accelerator on a hill. Leave extra room when stopped behind a truck on a grade.
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10. You are on a two-lane road where a broken yellow line runs on your side of the center. What does that pattern allow?
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Answer C: Passing when the way ahead is clear and it is otherwise legal
A broken yellow center line marks a stretch where passing is permitted for traffic on that side when it can be completed safely.
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11. The blue signs mounted before a freeway interchange that carry the logos of individual businesses are
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Answer C: specific service signs, which show the brands available at that exit
Specific service signs, often called logo signs, list eligible businesses for categories such as gas, food, lodging, camping, attractions and 24-hour pharmacies at the upcoming interchange.
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12. A sign on a long descent points to a RUNAWAY TRUCK RAMP a mile ahead. What is that ramp for?
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Answer C: Stopping a vehicle whose brakes have failed
An escape ramp climbs into deep gravel or sand to bring a vehicle with failed brakes to a halt, so no one should stop or park in it.
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13. A regulatory sign posted at the start of a road reads LENGTH LIMIT 30 FEET. What does it control?
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Answer B: The overall length of vehicle allowed on that road
Some states post a length limit where tight curves or narrow structures lie ahead; it bars vehicles or combinations longer than the figure shown from using that road.
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14. A crash happens directly in front of you and vehicles are blocking both lanes. What should you do?
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Answer B: Stop at a safe distance, put on the hazards and warn the traffic behind
The greatest danger after a crash is a second collision, so stop short of it and make sure the traffic behind you can see the problem.
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15. When required to stop for an approaching train, within what distance of the nearest rail must an Oklahoma driver stop?
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Answer D: Within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet
Oklahoma law requires a driver approaching a railroad grade crossing under specified warning conditions to stop within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail.
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16. A large truck ahead of you swings toward the left just before turning right at an intersection. What should you do?
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Answer B: Stay back and never try to move into the gap between the truck and the curb
Long vehicles need extra room and often swing wide to complete a right turn, so the space that opens on their right closes again as the trailer sweeps through it.
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17. Under Oklahoma law, when must a driver involved in a collision forward a written report of the collision to the Department of Public Safety?
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Answer B: Whenever damage exceeds $300, or there is injury, and it stays unsettled after 6 months
Oklahoma law requires a driver to forward a written collision report to the Department of Public Safety when apparent damage exceeds $300, or there is bodily injury or death, and the matter has not been settled within 6 months of the accident.
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18. What are the minimum liability insurance limits required of an Oklahoma driver or vehicle owner?
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Answer B: 25,000 dollars per person, 50,000 dollars per accident and 25,000 dollars property damage
Oklahoma compulsory liability insurance requires 25,000 dollars for injury or death of one person, 50,000 dollars for two or more persons and 25,000 dollars for property damage, all per accident.
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19. How long must an ignition interlock device remain installed for a first-time Oklahoma DUI offender required to use one?
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Answer A: 18 months
A first-time Oklahoma DUI offender required to install an ignition interlock device must keep it installed for 18 months.
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20. In Oklahoma, a conviction for driving with a blood alcohol concentration above 0.05 but below 0.08 (driving while impaired) carries what maximum penalty?
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Answer A: A fine of $100 to $500, up to 6 months in jail, or both
Oklahoma punishes driving while impaired, meaning a BAC above 0.05 but below 0.08, with a fine of $100 to $500, up to 6 months in jail, or both.