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At an uncontrolled intersection, two vehicles approach with a danger of collision. Which driver must yield?
Answer: The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
Handbook, p. 33A vehicle is entering an Alaska roundabout while another vehicle is already circulating. Who has priority?
Answer: The vehicle already in the circle
Handbook, p. 34When leaving a roundabout, to whom must a driver yield at the marked crosswalk?
Answer: Pedestrians and bicyclists crossing there
Handbook, p. 34When an authorized emergency vehicle approaches with flashing red or blue lights, where should a driver stop?
Answer: At the right hand edge, clear of an intersection
Handbook, p. 64On a four lane road, what should you do when passing a stationary emergency vehicle with overhead flashing lights?
Answer: Use the lane opposite the emergency vehicle if safe
Handbook, p. 64How much following distance is prohibited behind an emergency vehicle responding to an emergency?
Answer: Closer than 500 feet
Handbook, p. 64What happens to fines for traffic offenses committed in an Alaska Traffic Safety Corridor?
Answer: They are doubled
Handbook, p. 29How far back may qualifying Alaska or out-of-state DUI or refusal convictions be counted for an administrative revocation period?
Answer: The previous 15 years
Handbook, p. 16After a lawful DUI arrest in Alaska, what can result from refusing a chemical test?
Answer: Separate DUI and Refusal criminal charges
Handbook, p. 14For a driver age 21 or older operating a noncommercial vehicle in Alaska, what is the lowest BAC covered by the general alcohol per se threshold?
Answer: .08 or more
Handbook, p. 16What alcohol concentration triggers Alaska's administrative action threshold for a person operating a commercial motor vehicle?
Answer: .04 or higher
Handbook, p. 13What administrative revocation period is listed for a new DUI or refusal offense when the driver has two prior convictions?
Answer: Three years
Handbook, p. 16On an unposted Alaska roadway that is not a business district, alley, school zone, or residential district, what is the default speed limit?
Answer: 55 mph
Handbook, p. 29What maximum speed may be posted on selected Alaska highways?
Answer: 65 mph
Handbook, p. 29What do regulatory signs tell a driver?
Answer: An instruction that must be understood and obeyed
Handbook, p. 38You are driving in a lane below or facing this sign. What must you do?
Answer: Make a left turn from that lane
Handbook, p. 40Who may park in a space marked with this sign?
Answer: A vehicle with disability plates or a placard
Handbook, p. 41What response do most Alaska warning signs imply?
Answer: Decrease speed and adjust driving to the situation
Handbook, p. 39When may a driver turn right on red in Alaska?
Answer: After a full stop, when safe, unless a sign prohibits the turn
Handbook, p. 50What does a flashing yellow ball signal require?
Answer: Reduce speed, use caution, and yield to pedestrians and vehicles in the intersection
Handbook, p. 51How close may a vehicle be parked to an Alaska fire hydrant?
Answer: No closer than 15 feet
Handbook, p. 62When parking downhill beside a curb in Alaska, which way should the front wheels point?
Answer: Toward the curb
Handbook, p. 62What must a driver do before moving out of an Alaska parking place?
Answer: Look, signal, and yield the right-of-way
Handbook, p. 62Which condition requires a driver to choose a careful and prudent speed below the posted maximum?
Answer: A rough, icy, wet, or otherwise low traction road surface
Handbook, p. 29When entering a protected route at an intersection, to whom must a driver yield?
Answer: All traffic, including non-motorized users, traveling on the protected route
Handbook, p. 35When may an Alaska driver approaching from the right rely on having the right-of-way?
Answer: Only when the other driver gives it and no vehicle is already in the intersection
Handbook, p. 33At an uncontrolled intersection, what right-of-way protection does Alaska give a non-motorized user?
Answer: The user has right-of-way over motorized vehicles
Handbook, p. 33What must a driver do if moving to another lane away from an approaching emergency vehicle is not possible?
Answer: Slow to a reasonable speed and drive safely around the scene
Handbook, p. 64Under Alaska's under-21 alcohol rule, what happens if a person under 21 operates a vehicle after consuming any alcohol?
Answer: The person can be arrested or cited for minor operating after consuming alcohol
Handbook, p. 16When a school bus ahead is stopped with red signal lights flashing, when may following traffic proceed?
Answer: After the stop sign is retracted, the red lights stop, and the bus resumes motion, unless the driver signals sooner
Handbook, p. 48What do dashed yellow pavement markings indicate on a two lane, two way roadway?
Answer: Passing is permitted when it is otherwise safe
Handbook, p. 56When must Alaska drivers use headlights during daylight hours because of reduced visibility?
Answer: When fog, rain, snow, smoke, or dust reduces visibility to 1,000 feet or less
Handbook, p. 55Under what conditions are Alaska’s listed statutory speed limits maximums?
Answer: On highways that are not otherwise posted and under favorable conditions
Handbook, p. 29In an unposted Alaska residential district, what default speed limit applies?
Answer: 25 mph
Handbook, p. 29At what minimum age may a person obtain an Alaska non-commercial instruction permit?
Answer: 14 years
Handbook, p. 4How long is each Alaska non-commercial instruction permit valid, and how many renewals are allowed?
Answer: Two years, with one renewal
Handbook, p. 4Who may supervise a person driving under an Alaska instruction permit?
Answer: A licensed driver at least 21 with at least one year driving the same vehicle type
Handbook, p. 4A moose suddenly runs onto the road in front of your vehicle. What does the Alaska manual say to do?
Answer: Brake firmly but do not swerve
Handbook, p. 60Which passenger is specifically allowed without a parent in an Alaska provisional license holder's vehicle?
Answer: A sibling
Handbook, p. 6During what hours may an Alaska provisional license holder generally not drive without a qualifying adult?
Answer: 1:00 am to 5:00 am
Handbook, p. 6What driving experience must be certified before an Alaska minor receives a first provisional license?
Answer: 40 total hours, including 10 in progressively challenging conditions
Handbook, p. 5For a first DUI or refusal conviction, how long must an Alaska ignition interlock device remain installed?
Answer: Six months
Handbook, p. 19What does the Alaska manual advise a driver who is taking prescription medicine to do?
Answer: Ask a doctor about driving related side effects
Handbook, p. 19What is the closest a vehicle may legally be parked to a crosswalk or intersection in Alaska?
Answer: 20 feet away
Handbook, p. 62What administrative revocation period applies to a first under 21 alcohol operating offense in Alaska?
Answer: 30 days
Handbook, p. 16How far away must a driver park from fire apparatus that has stopped and displays flashing red or blue lights?
Answer: At least 500 feet
Handbook, p. 64At a STOP sign, which action is required before entering the intersection?
Answer: Make a complete stop before the intersection or at the stop line, then yield
Handbook, p. 38When approaching a YIELD sign, what must you be prepared to do?
Answer: Slow down, check both directions, and yield to traffic and pedestrians
Handbook, p. 38What does a red and white DO NOT ENTER sign prohibit?
Answer: Continuing beyond the sign into the roadway or ramp it faces
Handbook, p. 39If a WRONG WAY sign faces you, what does it indicate?
Answer: The driver has entered the prohibited direction of a roadway or ramp
Handbook, p. 39
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Every card is written from the official Alaska Driver Manual. Page updated 2026-10-19. How we check every question. Spot something wrong? Use Report a mistake under any card.