Oklahoma SOK Permit Practice Test 7
Test 7 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 on an Oklahoma driving record trigger a license suspension?
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Answer C: 10 or more points within 5 years
Service Oklahoma suspends the driving privilege once a record reaches 10 or more points within a five year window.
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2. Under Oklahoma statute, what is the maximum fine for a first texting-while-driving conviction?
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Answer D: $100
Oklahoma's texting-while-driving statute sets a maximum fine of $100 for a conviction under that section.
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3. How long must an Oklahoma learner permit be held before an intermediate license can be issued?
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Answer C: 180 days
Oklahoma requires the learner permit to be held for 180 days before the applicant can move up to an intermediate license.
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4. What alcohol level places a driver under 21 in violation of Oklahoma's zero tolerance law?
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Answer A: Any measurable quantity of alcohol in the blood or breath
Oklahoma's zero tolerance law makes it unlawful for anyone under 21 to drive or be in actual physical control of a vehicle with any measurable quantity of alcohol in the blood or breath.
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5. At what distances must an Oklahoma driver dim high-beam headlights to low beams?
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Answer B: 1000 feet from an oncoming vehicle, or 600 feet from a vehicle being followed
Oklahoma requires dimming high beams to low beams within 1000 feet of an oncoming vehicle, or within 600 feet of a vehicle being followed.
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6. You are approaching an uncontrolled intersection on a residential street where parked cars hide the cross street. What is the correct approach?
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Answer B: Slow enough to stop and creep out until you can see
Without a sign or signal you still have to be able to yield, and you cannot yield to traffic you have not seen.
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7. What special permit may Service Oklahoma issue to a 14 year old who lives on a farm?
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Answer C: A temporary permit to haul farm commodities between the farm and market during harvest
Oklahoma law allows a temporary, discretionary permit for a 14 year old farm resident to haul commodities grown on the farm between the farm and the market during harvest of the principal crops, expiring no more than 30 days after issuance.
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8. How often can an approved Oklahoma defensive driving course be used to reduce points?
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Answer B: Once every 24 months
Completing an approved Service Oklahoma driver compliance or defensive driving course removes two points, and that credit may be claimed only once every 24 months.
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9. As a general rule, how far should you travel along a center two-way left-turn lane before you turn?
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Answer C: Only a short distance, just enough to slow down and wait for a gap
The center lane is for making or preparing a left turn, so you enter it only shortly before the turn and never travel along it as a through lane; several states set a specific limit such as 200 or 300 feet.
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10. What does the Oklahoma Driver Manual call a crash that happens because a driver was distracted by an earlier crash or roadside incident?
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Answer D: A secondary crash
The Oklahoma Driver Manual defines a secondary crash as any crash that occurs because of another crash or incident, often when a driver becomes distracted by the sight of it.
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11. An Oklahoma driver is revoked under the Zero Tolerance Law and will still be younger than 16 when the revocation period ends. What happens to the revocation?
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Answer D: It is extended until the driver turns 16
If a driver is or will still be under 16 when a Zero Tolerance revocation would otherwise end, Service Oklahoma extends the cancellation until the driver turns 16.
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12. What counts as a complete stop at a stop sign?
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Answer C: The wheels stop turning before the stop line
A legal stop means the vehicle is no longer moving, made at the stop line or before entering the crosswalk or intersection.
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13. A tractor-trailer is backing slowly across the roadway to enter a loading dock. What should you do?
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Answer C: Stop and wait until the truck has finished the maneuver
A backing truck driver has a very limited view and the trailer can swing unexpectedly. Trying to squeeze past in either direction risks being crushed.
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14. A child seat was in the car during a moderate crash. What should be done with it?
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Answer A: Replace it, because a seat that has been through a crash may be weakened
Crash forces can damage a seat in ways you cannot see, so a seat involved in anything but the mildest crash is replaced.
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15. A loaded truck is coming up an entrance ramp as you approach in the right lane of the freeway. What is the most helpful action?
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Answer A: Adjust your speed to open a gap for it
A heavy vehicle accelerates slowly, so opening a gap or moving over costs you seconds and saves the truck driver from being forced to stop on the ramp.
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16. Why would a restriction like this one be applied to a stretch of road?
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Answer A: Because there is not enough visible road ahead to complete a pass safely
Limits on overtaking are set where a hill, a curve or an obstruction leaves too little sight distance for a driver to pull out, pass and return before meeting oncoming traffic.
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17. What is the legal consequence in Oklahoma for making a false statement on a disabled parking placard application, or using the placard without authorization?
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Answer B: A misdemeanor
Oklahoma law makes a false statement on a disabled parking placard application, or unauthorized use of the placard, a misdemeanor.
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18. You are clear of the tracks after your vehicle stalled on a crossing. Whom should you contact?
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Answer C: The emergency number posted on the blue sign at the crossing, or 911
Grade crossings carry an emergency notification sign with a railroad phone number and a crossing identification number so that approaching trains can be stopped, and 911 works if that sign is not visible.
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19. In Oklahoma, what is simple possession of a fraudulent or counterfeit proof-of-insurance form classified as?
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Answer B: A misdemeanor, which can bring a fine and mandatory suspension
Simple possession of a fraudulent or counterfeit security verification form in Oklahoma is a misdemeanor that can bring a fine of up to $250 and mandatory suspension of driving privilege and registration.
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20. What do zero tolerance laws mean for a driver who is under 21?
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Answer B: They commit a violation at an alcohol level far below the adult limit
Drivers under 21 may not legally drink, so every state sets a limit far below the adult one and treats even a trace reading as a violation. The exact figure is set by each state, and the penalty usually includes losing the license.