Oklahoma SOK Motorcycle Practice Test 2
Test 2 of 6. 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 age14 years
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1. 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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2. Which of these makes you unpredictable to other drivers?
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Answer B: Changing lanes suddenly without signaling, to save a moment
An unsignalled, sudden lane change gives nobody time to react and is a common cause of sideswipe collisions.
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3. Your group reaches a work zone where the lane has been narrowed by cones and the surface is uneven. What should the formation do?
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Answer B: Move to single file and give each rider the whole width of the lane
A narrowed or broken surface leaves no spare room inside the lane, so riders need the full lane width each and must drop into single file.
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4. You stop at a rest area because you are sleepy. How long a nap is usually recommended?
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Answer D: About fifteen to twenty minutes
A short nap of fifteen to twenty minutes restores useful alertness without leaving the grogginess a longer sleep can bring, and you should wait a few minutes before driving on.
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5. You reach the end of the acceleration lane and there is still no gap in the traffic. What should you do?
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Answer B: Slow down and merge behind the traffic rather than forcing your way in
Merging behind the traffic costs you only a little speed, while forcing into a space that is not there puts you alongside a vehicle with nowhere to go.
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6. A small signal face beside a bikeway shows red, yellow and green lenses that each carry a bicycle symbol. Whom does it control?
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Answer C: Bicyclists using that crossing or bikeway
A bicycle signal face governs bicycle movements only, and people on foot at the same corner still follow the pedestrian signal.
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7. Under Oklahoma's Implied Consent Law, what happens if a driver refuses a chemical test requested by an officer?
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Answer A: The driving privilege is automatically revoked, even if the driver had not been drinking
By driving in Oklahoma a person consents to chemical testing, and refusal results in automatic revocation of the driving privilege even when no alcohol has been consumed.
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8. A school bus ahead of you has its red lights flashing and its stop arm extended. What are you required to do?
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Answer A: Stop and stay stopped until the lights stop flashing and the bus starts moving
Flashing red lights and an extended stop arm mean children are getting on or off, so traffic must stop and wait until the bus withdraws the signals and moves again.
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9. How long must a second-time Oklahoma offender with a BAC above 0.08 keep a court-ordered ignition interlock device installed?
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Answer B: 4 years
A second-time Oklahoma offender with a BAC above 0.08 must keep an ignition interlock device installed for 4 years, more than double the first-offense period.
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10. About how far ahead do low beam headlights let you see on a dark road?
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Answer B: About 250 feet
Low beams light roughly 250 feet of road, and high beams roughly 350 to 500 feet, which sets the limit on a safe night speed.
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11. What blood alcohol concentration makes an Oklahoma offense an aggravated DUI?
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Answer C: 0.15 or more
Oklahoma treats a DUI conviction with a blood or breath alcohol concentration of 0.15 or more as aggravated driving under the influence, which carries heavier penalties and an ignition interlock requirement.
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12. 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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13. You are starting from a stop on a snowy, icy street and the drive wheels begin to spin. What should you do?
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Answer C: Ease off the accelerator and start again more gently
Spinning tires polish the surface and dig in. Very gentle pressure on the accelerator, and a higher gear if you have one, gives the tires the best chance to grip.
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14. What is Oklahoma's Move Over Law, codified at 47 O.S. Section 11-314, also officially known as?
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Answer A: The Bernardo-Mills Law
Oklahoma's Move Over Law, found at 47 O.S. Section 11-314, is also officially known as the Bernardo-Mills Law.
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15. What light colors on a stationary licensed Class AA wrecker trigger Oklahoma's Move Over Law?
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Answer C: A flashing combination of red or blue lights
Oklahoma's Move Over Law covers a licensed Class AA wrecker displaying a flashing combination of red or blue lights, the same duty owed to law enforcement and emergency vehicles.
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16. You are driving in fog so thick that you can barely see the vehicle ahead. Which pavement marking is the best guide for staying in your lane?
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Answer A: The white edge line on the right side of the road
The right edge line keeps you positioned away from oncoming traffic and is easy to follow at low speed. Following tail lights closely tempts you to drive faster than you can see.
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17. An orange sign reads RIGHT LANE CLOSED AHEAD. What is the correct response?
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Answer A: Move left in good time and keep a steady pace
The sign is placed well before the taper so that drivers can merge smoothly rather than braking hard where the lane actually closes.
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18. May you stop in the striped triangle that separates an exit ramp from the freeway lanes?
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Answer A: No, it is not a lane and stopping there is dangerous
The striped gore area is not a travel lane or a shoulder, and a vehicle stopped there sits directly in the path of drivers correcting a late exit.
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19. A pedestrian is waiting to cross ahead of you and you have slowed down. What helps most?
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Answer D: Making eye contact, so that you both know you have seen each other
Eye contact confirms that you have seen each other; waving someone across can send them into the path of another vehicle.
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20. 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.