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Alaska DMV road sign practice test 2026

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White lane-use sign with a black left-turn arrow above the word ONLY
You are driving in a lane below or facing this sign. What must you do?

The real Alaska knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. Start with the answer: this focused page runs only the 42 Alaska sign questions that have a matching picture in the bank.

Sample sign question

Road signs

You are driving in a lane below or facing this sign. What must you do?

White lane-use sign with a black left-turn arrow above the word ONLY
  1. Make a left turn from that lane
  2. Go straight or turn left from that lane
  3. Turn left only on a green arrow signal
  4. Yield to drivers turning left from that lane

Answer: Make a left turn from that lane. The Alaska sign chart says to make a left turn when you are in a lane below or facing this sign. It is a black on white regulatory sign, so the instruction must be understood and obeyed, and going straight from that lane is not allowed. The sign says nothing about waiting for a green arrow. As with any left turn, signal for at least the last 100 feet and yield to oncoming traffic before you turn. The sign is a command to the drivers in that lane, not a warning to yield to someone else.

Frequently asked questions

How many pictured sign questions are in this Alaska practice test?

This page has 42 Alaska sign questions with pictures. It is a focused slice of the full 500 question bank.

Where can I study the full Alaska practice bank?

Use the full Alaska DMV practice test for every question, or choose a numbered test for a fixed 20 question session.

Page updated 2026-10-19. See the Alaska DMV facts page for sourced state details.

Full Alaska practice test · Road sign glossary

Fixed practice tests

Numbered Alaska tests

These fixed tests cover the eligible full bank. Use the full bank for all questions, or study the Alaska facts page before test day.