The real Arkansas 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 8
signs
What does an Arkansas yield sign require a driver to do?
- Slow down, yield to traffic, and stop when necessary
- Stop every time before entering the intersection
- Accelerate so crossing traffic must wait
- Yield only to vehicles approaching from the left
Answer: Slow down, yield to traffic, and stop when necessary. A yield sign calls for reduced speed and right of way to traffic in the intersection or to traffic the driver is crossing or entering. Stop when necessary, but do not treat the sign as an automatic stop in every empty situation. Accelerating reverses the instruction, and the duty is not limited to vehicles coming from one side. Look for vehicles and pedestrians, ease toward the intersection, and be prepared to stop. A useful memory cue is that yield controls who proceeds first, while the stop decision depends on whether giving way requires it.