Printable AZ Permit Practice Test
30 questions in the real AZ exam format, 80 percent (24 of 30) to pass. Answer key on the last page. Last verified 2026-09-05 against the official Arizona driver manual.
1. For a driver of a noncommercial vehicle in Arizona, which alcohol concentration triggers the immediate loss of driving privilege after a DUI stop?
- 0.04 percent or more
- 0.08 percent or more
- 0.15 percent or more
- Any reading below 0.08 percent
2. How far behind a fire department vehicle responding to an emergency must an Arizona driver remain?
- At least 500 feet
- At least 100 feet
- At least 300 feet
- At least 1,000 feet
3. What happens to fines for speeding and other violations committed in an Arizona work zone?
- They are reduced by half
- They are unchanged unless workers are visible
- They are waived during temporary work
- They are doubled
4. When does Arizona's manual allow a driver to make a U-turn?
- Whenever the driver reaches a divided highway
- When it is safe, does not interfere with traffic, and signs do not prohibit it
- Only at a traffic signal showing a green arrow
- Only after stopping for five seconds
5. After discharge, how long may military personnel work in Arizona without getting an Arizona license?
- Up to one year
- Up to 90 days, if they hold a valid license from another state or country and meet the other conditions
- Indefinitely
- Only 10 days
6. Before making a left turn in Arizona, which road users must the driver yield to?
- Only oncoming cars, not bicycles or pedestrians
- Vehicles behind the turning driver only
- No one when the turn signal is on
- Oncoming vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians
7. How old must an applicant be to receive an Arizona graduated instruction permit?
- At least 15 years and 6 months
- At least 16 years and 6 months
- At least 15 years
- At least 18 years
8. When may an Arizona driver be found guilty of driving while intoxicated even if the BAC is below 0.08 percent?
- Only when the BAC reaches 0.08 percent
- Only when the driver is under 21
- When the driver is under the influence despite a BAC below 0.08 percent
- Never, because a BAC below 0.08 percent prevents a DUI conviction
9. When a fire engine, police car, or ambulance with warning equipment approaches, what must an Arizona driver do?
- Yield, move to the right, and stop until it passes
- Continue straight while holding the lane
- Turn left immediately into the nearest street
- Follow it closely to get through traffic
10. What do yellow, diamond-shaped Arizona signs warn drivers about?
- A mandatory stop at the next intersection
- The location of a railroad crossing
- A possible danger ahead
- The beginning of a restricted turn
11. What does the circular railroad warning sign tell a driver?
- A railroad crossing is ahead
- The vehicle is already at the crossing
- A school crossing is immediately beside the road
- A no-passing zone has ended
12. What do rectangular Arizona traffic signs regulate and direct?
- Only railroad crossing locations
- Traffic and the driver’s speed and direction
- Only the driver’s blood alcohol limit
- Only the distance to the next fuel station
13. What are turn, curve, and winding-road signs used to warn drivers about?
- The hours when a road is open
- Turns in the roadway
- The location of every railroad crossing
- A requirement to stop before every bend
14. How should you respond when a disabled vehicle is ahead on a freeway?
- Maintain speed in the same lane
- Reduce speed, move over, and pass with caution
- Stop behind it in the travel lane
- Use the shoulder to pass without slowing
15. If a child must ride in the front seat of a car, what does the Arizona manual ask you to do?
- Move the seat all the way forward
- Use the lap belt only
- Recline the seat fully
- Turn the front passenger side air bag off
16. What does a lighted red arrow prohibit?
- Turning after yielding to oncoming traffic
- Turning in the direction of the arrow
- Driving straight from any lane
- Stopping before the intersection
17. Another Arizona driver is following you too closely. What does the manual recommend?
- Brake sharply to warn them
- Speed up to get away
- Pull onto the shoulder immediately
- Gradually slow down and give additional cushion between you and the vehicle ahead
18. What does Arizona's right-of-way rule allow a driver to do when taking priority could cause a crash?
- Take priority because the rule guarantees protection
- Force the other vehicle to brake
- Yield instead of claiming priority if needed for safety
- Proceed whenever the driver reaches the intersection first
19. What may small yellow square signs below a curve warning indicate?
- The legal speed for every road nearby
- The distance to the next railroad crossing
- The safe speed for the curve
- The start of a school bus route
20. At a steady red light, when may you make a right turn where signs do not prohibit it?
- After a complete stop, when motor and pedestrian traffic are clear
- After slowing without stopping if no car is visible
- Immediately if the cross street is empty
- Only after the light changes to yellow
21. You miss your exit on an Arizona freeway. What must you do?
- Continue to the next exit
- Back up on the shoulder to the exit
- Make a U turn through the median
- Stop and wait for a gap to reverse
22. If changing lanes around an approaching emergency vehicle is unsafe, what should you do?
- Proceed with due caution and reduce your speed
- Stop beside the emergency vehicle
- Accelerate to pass before it arrives
- Drive onto the shoulder without checking
23. What is the average driver perception time given in the Arizona manual?
- 0.25 seconds
- 0.75 seconds
- 2 seconds
- 5 seconds
24. When following another vehicle at night, when does Arizona require low beams because of your distance behind it?
- When you are within 50 feet
- When you are within 500 feet
- Only when you are within 1,000 feet
- When you are within 200 feet
25. What speed range does the manual associate with roundabouts?
- 5 to 10 mph
- 15 to 20 mph
- 25 to 30 mph
- 35 to 40 mph
26. In Arizona, what should you do when a traffic signal shows a flashing yellow light?
- Stop and remain stopped until a green light appears
- Turn only in the direction shown by an arrow
- Speed up before cross traffic can enter
- Slow down and proceed with caution if the roadway is clear
27. After an Arizona crash with no serious injury or fatality, what must be done with the vehicles?
- Leave them exactly where they stopped until police arrive
- Push them onto the sidewalk
- Remove them from the main traveled portions of the roadway
- Drive them home immediately
28. For what court-related reasons may an Arizona driver under 18 have driving privileges suspended?
- Only for a DUI conviction
- Only for speeding tickets
- Failure to appear in court, pay a fine, or comply with a court order
- Only for crashes
29. Why does the Arizona manual tell drivers to have a plan for meeting a wrong-way driver?
- So you will not waste a moment taking emergency evasive action that could save your life
- So you can report the plate number
- So you can flash your lights first
- So you can stop in the lane
30. What are an Arizona driver's duties at the scene of a crash?
- Remain at the scene, provide assistance to anyone injured, and exchange information with the other drivers
- Leave to find a phone
- Wait in the car with the doors locked
- Move the vehicles and go home
Answer key
- 1. B
- 2. A
- 3. D
- 4. B
- 5. B
- 6. D
- 7. A
- 8. C
- 9. A
- 10. C
- 11. A
- 12. B
- 13. B
- 14. B
- 15. D
- 16. B
- 17. D
- 18. C
- 19. C
- 20. A
- 21. A
- 22. A
- 23. B
- 24. D
- 25. B
- 26. D
- 27. C
- 28. C
- 29. A
- 30. A
