Try again Read the Pennsylvania guide Question 1 of 20 Which agency issues driver's licenses in Pennsylvania? A The state police B The county sheriff C The federal DMV D PA DMV Explanation. Driver's licenses in Pennsylvania are issued by PA DMV. Visit their official website to schedule appointments and find office locations. Question 2 of 20 What is the capital city of Pennsylvania? A $name City B Springfield C Capitol City D Harrisburg Explanation. Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania. The state's main DMV administrative offices are typically located there. Question 3 of 20 It is illegal to drive while impaired by: A Only alcohol B Only illegal drugs C Alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and OTC drugs that impair you D Only marijuana Explanation. You can be cited for DUI for any substance that impairs your driving, including legal prescriptions and over-the-counter medications. Question 4 of 20 A blue painted curb means: A Disabled parking only with valid placard B Police vehicles only C Five-minute loading zone D Bus stop Explanation. Blue curbs are reserved for vehicles displaying a valid disabled placard or plate. Question 5 of 20 At a four-way stop where two cars arrive at the same time, who has the right of way? A The car going faster B The car on the right C The car on the left D The larger vehicle Explanation. When two vehicles arrive at a four-way stop simultaneously, the vehicle on the right has the right of way. Question 6 of 20 You may not park within ___ feet of a fire hydrant. A 10 feet B 15 feet C 20 feet D 25 feet Explanation. 15 feet is the universal distance from a fire hydrant in nearly every US jurisdiction. Question 7 of 20 The safest way to enter a freeway is to: A Stop at the end of the entrance ramp B Match the speed of freeway traffic and merge into a gap C Cross multiple lanes immediately D Drive on the shoulder until a gap appears Explanation. Use the entrance ramp to accelerate to freeway speed, signal, then merge smoothly into a gap. Question 8 of 20 A white diamond painted on the pavement indicates: A A bus stop B A high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane C A bicycle lane D A school crossing Explanation. White diamond markings designate HOV (carpool) lanes — typically requiring 2 or more occupants during posted hours. Question 9 of 20 When merging onto a freeway from an entrance ramp, you should: A Stop at the end of the ramp and wait for a gap B Match the speed of freeway traffic and merge into a gap C Force your way in if drivers will not slow for you D Drive on the shoulder until a gap appears Explanation. Use the entire ramp to accelerate to freeway speed, then merge into a gap. Stopping on the ramp is dangerous and illegal in most states. Question 10 of 20 Hydroplaning occurs when: A Your tires lose grip on a wet road and ride on top of water B Brake fluid leaks from your wheels C Your engine overheats in the rain D You drive too slowly through a puddle Explanation. Hydroplaning is when tires skim on top of standing water. Ease off the gas and do not brake suddenly — let the car slow until tires regain contact. Question 11 of 20 A truck's blind spots ("No-Zones") are located: A Only directly behind B In front, behind, and on both sides C Only on the right D Only on the left Explanation. Large trucks have four blind spots: front, rear, and both sides. If you cannot see the driver in their mirror, they cannot see you. Question 12 of 20 The legal BAC limit for adult drivers (age 21 and older) in nearly every state is: A 0.02% B 0.05% C 0.08% D 0.10% Explanation. 0.08% is the per-se DUI limit for adults in 49 states (Utah is 0.05%). Above this, you are legally impaired regardless of how you feel. Question 13 of 20 What is the proper hand position on the steering wheel? A 12 and 6 o'clock B 10 and 2 o'clock C 9 and 3 o'clock D 8 and 4 o'clock Explanation. Modern guidance is 9 and 3 (or 8 and 4) — these positions reduce arm injury from airbag deployment compared with the older 10-and-2. Question 14 of 20 When driving in heavy rain, you should reduce your speed by approximately: A 1/4 B 1/3 C 1/2 D 2/3 Explanation. A reduction of about one-third is recommended in rain. In heavy snow or ice, reduce by half or more. Question 15 of 20 A "Wrong Way" sign means: A You may turn around in the road B You are driving against the legal flow of traffic C There is a detour ahead D You are entering a one-way street going the right way Explanation. Wrong Way signs are usually paired with Do Not Enter signs on freeway exit ramps. Pull over safely, turn around, and re-enter going the correct direction. Question 16 of 20 You arrive at an intersection where the traffic signals are not working. You should: A Continue through at normal speed B Treat it as a four-way stop C Wait for someone else to go first D Yield only to vehicles on the right Explanation. A non-functioning signal is treated as a four-way stop. Stop completely, then proceed in the order vehicles arrived. Question 17 of 20 A round yellow sign with a black "RR" symbol is: A A railroad route marker B An advance warning of a railroad crossing C A required-stop sign at every rail crossing D A no-passing zone marker Explanation. The round yellow railroad advance warning sign tells you a railroad crossing is ahead. The actual crossing is marked by the white X-shaped crossbuck. Question 18 of 20 Children under a certain age and weight must ride in: A The front seat B A child safety seat or booster appropriate to their age and size C Any seat as long as belted D The trunk only on long trips Explanation. Every state requires child safety seats; specific age, weight, and height thresholds vary, but children under 8 typically need a booster. Question 19 of 20 What does a regulatory sign that is octagonal in shape and red in color always mean? A Yield to all traffic B Stop completely before the line C Slow down and proceed with caution D No left turn allowed Explanation. The octagonal red sign is reserved exclusively for STOP. You must come to a complete stop before the painted line, crosswalk, or intersection. Question 20 of 20 Aggressive driving and road rage are best handled by: A Confronting the other driver B Speeding up to escape C Avoiding eye contact and giving the driver space D Honking continuously Explanation. Avoid engagement: do not return gestures, give space, change lanes if needed, and call 911 if threatened. Never lead an angry driver to your home. Grade my test Your answers stay on your device — nothing is saved or sent.