Oklahoma SOK Permit Practice Test 4
Test 4 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. How many points does a conviction for following too closely add to an Oklahoma driving record?
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Answer A: 2 points
Following too close or improperly is assessed 2 points under Oklahoma's mandatory point system.
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2. How does an Oklahoma speeding fine change in a school or construction zone when workers or equipment are present?
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Answer C: It doubles
Oklahoma doubles speeding fines in school and construction zones when workers or equipment are present.
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3. What does a marked crosswalk tell a driver approaching a corner?
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Answer D: Where pedestrians are expected to cross and must be given way
Crosswalk markings show pedestrians where to cross and warn drivers to yield to anyone using the crossing.
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4. A broken white line separates your lane from the lane on your right. What does it permit?
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Answer C: Changing lanes when it is safe to do so
A normal broken white line marks a boundary between lanes traveling the same way that road users may cross when it is safe.
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5. What is the maximum jail term for a first offense DUI conviction in Oklahoma (BAC 0.08 or more), classified as a misdemeanor?
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Answer C: 1 year
A first offense DUI in Oklahoma is a misdemeanor punishable by not less than 10 days nor more than 1 year in jail, along with a fine of up to $1,000.
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6. On a multi-lane Oklahoma road where changing lanes is safe, what must a driver do when approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing lights?
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Answer A: Move into a lane that is not adjacent to the stopped vehicle
Where it is safe to do so on a multi-lane road, Oklahoma's Move Over Law requires a driver to change into a lane that is not adjacent to the stationary vehicle displaying flashing lights.
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7. Service Oklahoma will suspend the license of an uninsured driver or owner involved in a collision once damage or injury reaches what amount?
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Answer A: $500 or more
Service Oklahoma suspends the driver license of an uninsured driver or vehicle owner involved in a collision where injury or property damage reaches $500 or more.
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8. Without driver education, what does Oklahoma require before issuing an unrestricted Class D license?
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Answer C: Age 17, one year holding the intermediate license and one year with no traffic convictions
An applicant who did not complete driver education must be at least 17, must have held the intermediate license for at least one year and must have no traffic convictions in the preceding year.
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9. What is the youngest age at which an Oklahoma learner permit can be issued?
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Answer B: 15, while enrolled in an approved driver education course
Oklahoma issues a learner permit at 15 to an applicant who is enrolled in and receiving instruction from an approved driver education course; without driver education the applicant must be 16.
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10. While you are still on an entrance ramp, where should your attention be?
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Answer D: Along the ramp ahead and back at the highway traffic in the mirrors and over your shoulder
A merge needs both halves of the picture at once: the ramp curving ahead of you and the traffic you are about to join behind and to your left.
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11. Under Oklahoma's Zero Tolerance Law, how long is a driver under 21's license revoked for a first offense involving any measurable alcohol?
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Answer C: 6 months
A first offense under Oklahoma's Zero Tolerance Law results in a license revocation of 6 months for a driver under 21.
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12. What makes a left turn protected rather than permissive?
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Answer B: Oncoming traffic is held by a red signal while you have a green arrow
A protected turn is one where the conflicting movements are stopped by their own signal, which is what the green arrow indicates.
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13. You know in advance that you will be drinking at an event. What is the most reliable plan?
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Answer A: Arrange a driver who will not drink, or another way home, before the event begins
A decision made before drinking is not affected by alcohol, while judging your own fitness afterward relies on the very ability alcohol impairs first.
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14. As a center two-way left-turn lane reaches an intersection, the markings change into a single left-turn lane. What does that mean for you?
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Answer D: From that point it serves one direction only, so use it just to turn left
Where the shared lane becomes a marked turn bay it belongs to one direction of travel, and only vehicles making that left turn may occupy it.
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15. You are involved in a collision, even a minor one. What is your first legal duty?
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Answer A: Stop at or near the scene without blocking traffic more than necessary
Every driver involved in a crash must stop at the scene, and leaving before meeting that duty is a serious offense. Move the vehicles only as far as needed to clear the traffic lanes.
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16. Oklahoma's texting ban does not apply when a driver uses a hand-held device for what purpose?
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Answer D: Communicating about an imminent emergency with police, fire or medical providers
Oklahoma's texting statute exempts communicating for the sole purpose of an imminent emergency with an emergency response operator, medical provider, ambulance service, fire service or law enforcement agency.
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17. How many points does a conviction for failing to obey a stop sign or traffic light add to an Oklahoma driving record?
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Answer B: 2 points
Failing to obey a stop sign or traffic control signal adds 2 points to an Oklahoma driving record under the mandatory point system.
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18. What is the correct technique for backing a vehicle straight?
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Answer B: Check behind the vehicle before getting in, then turn and look through the rear window while backing slowly
Mirrors and cameras leave gaps close to the vehicle, so walk behind it first, then turn in your seat for a direct view and keep the speed low enough to stop instantly.
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19. You are turning left out of a driveway onto a busy two-way street. What must you do?
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Answer D: Wait for a gap in both directions before you start to move
The turn crosses one direction of traffic and joins the other, so you need a gap in both before leaving the driveway rather than stopping across a lane.
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20. Unless otherwise posted, what is Oklahoma's default maximum speed limit on a highway within a state park or wildlife refuge?
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Answer C: 35 mph
Oklahoma sets a default maximum of 35 mph on a highway within a state park or wildlife refuge, well below the default for county roads.