The real Alabama knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. This page contains one fixed 20 question slice of the full free 180 question bank, with an explanation after each answer.
Sample question from test 3
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Until what age does Alabama's child restraint schedule require a booster seat?
- Until the child is 6 years of age
- Until the child is 4 years of age
- Until the child is 8 years of age
- Until the child is 15 years of age
Answer: Until the child is 6 years of age. Alabama's size-appropriate restraint schedule calls for a booster seat until a child is six years of age. The schedule uses different thresholds for other equipment: a rear-facing infant seat continues until at least age one or 20 pounds, a forward-facing seat until at least age five or 40 pounds, and a seat belt until age 15. That is why age four and age eight do not match the booster entry, while age 15 belongs to the seat-belt stage. Identify the restraint type before selecting the age.