FREE Georgia Learners Permit Questions and Answer
Which of the following indicates an unauthorized passing zone?
Passing is only possible when there is a dashed yellow line or when there is both a solid yellow line and a dashed yellow line. A double yellow line means that passing is not permitted.
Which of the following should you do when approaching an intersection when the light changes from green to yellow?
If a light turns from green to yellow as you approach an intersection, slow down and prepare to brake.
This road sign indicates:
A chevron alignment sign, like this one, is used on the edge of a turn or curve to indicate its direction.
What does it mean if a driver has their arm extended downward?
A driver with their arm extended downward indicates that they intend to stop.
When driving through fog, it is best to:
If you can't avoid driving in fog, keep your low beams on. Using your high lights will cause the light to reflect off the fog, further impairing your eyesight.
What does Georgia's "Move over" law requires drivers to?
The Move Over rule mandates drivers to change lanes or slow down while approaching emergency vehicles.
When turning from one of three turn lanes, which lane should you be in when the turn is completed?
When turning from several lanes, you must stay in the lane from which you started.
Merging into another lane could result in a collision with another driver.
This road sign indicates:
A merge sign, like this one, might be deployed on major freeways to warn drivers of merging traffic. In this situation, the sign indicates that traffic will merge from the right.
This road sign indicates:
This notice warns that huge trucks are not permitted. This could be due to a low overhang, the location in a residential area, or other reasons.
In which of the following parking is not permitted?
Parking is forbidden at all of the preceding places.
On a street without sidewalks, a pedestrian should walk:
Sidewalks are usually preferred by pedestrians. When this is not practicable, the safest approach is to walk as far to the left as possible while facing oncoming traffic.