Printable GA Permit Practice Test
40 questions from the Georgia question bank. Answer key on the last page. Last verified 2026-09-05 against the official Georgia driver manual.
1. What minimum suspension follows a Georgia driver's refusal to submit to a state-administered chemical test after a suspected DUI arrest?
- Thirty days
- Six months
- At least one year
- Only until the court date
2. What does Georgia say about a prescription medication that impairs a person’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle?
- The prescription always permits driving
- The medication matters only for commercial drivers
- The rule applies only after a crash
- Having the prescription is not a defense
3. Which speed can trigger Georgia's Super Speeder fee on a two lane road?
- 75 miles per hour or more
- 65 miles per hour or more
- 70 miles per hour or more
- Only 90 miles per hour or more
4. At an uncontrolled Georgia intersection, what principle should guide a driver's right of way decision?
- Yield when uncertain because right of way is given, not taken
- Accelerate so the first vehicle claims priority
- Use the larger vehicle’s size to decide
- Assume the vehicle on the wider road always proceeds
5. In what language are Georgia road signs and the actual driving test conducted?
- Spanish only
- English and Spanish equally
- Any language selected by the applicant
- English only
6. On a two-lane Georgia road, what does a single solid yellow line on your side of the center line mean?
- Passing is prohibited in that zone
- Passing is permitted if the road looks empty
- Only trucks must remain in their lane
- The line marks a bicycle lane
7. How far from a railroad crossing is stopping, standing, or parking prohibited?
- Within 20 feet
- Within 50 feet
- Within 75 feet
- Within 100 feet
8. What is posted on certain Georgia highways?
- Automatic passing permissions
- Minimum speed limits
- Railroad schedules
- Vehicle inspection dates
9. Which substance category does Georgia include in its impaired-driving rule?
- Only illegal recreational drugs
- Only medication prescribed by a physician
- Certain drugs or other substances that impair safe operation
- Caffeine in any amount
10. What does Georgia's implied consent law require after a lawful arrest for suspected impaired driving?
- Submission to state administered chemical testing
- Testing only after personal approval at the roadside
- Testing only after a separate civil lawsuit
- No testing unless the driver has a commercial license
11. For a 17-year-old enlisted in the military, what permit-holding period may be waived before a Class C license is issued?
- One year and one day
- Six months exactly
- Ninety days
- Two years exactly
12. How long is a Georgia Class C Instructional Permit valid?
- Up to 2 years
- Up to 6 months
- Until the holder turns 18 only
- Exactly 5 years
13. When must a DDS provided affidavit for the teen driving requirement be signed?
- Before the applicant turns 15
- At the time of road testing
- Only after a license suspension
- When the vehicle is inspected
14. How early must Georgia customers begin the written knowledge test before a Customer Service Center closes?
- At least 10 minutes before closing
- Only after the center closes
- At least 30 minutes before closing
- Any time during the final minute
15. When a Georgia railroad crossing requires a stop, how far from the nearest rail must the vehicle stop?
- Exactly 10 feet from the rail
- At least 100 feet away
- Within 15 feet, but never farther than 5 feet
- Within 50 feet, but not less than 15 feet
16. What fine can a first violation of Georgia's Move Over law bring?
- A fine of $50
- No fine, only points
- A fine of no more than $500
- A fine of $5,000
17. What does a Georgia WRONG WAY sign warn about?
- A rough surface is beginning
- A truck restriction is ahead
- The driver is approaching a one-way highway or ramp incorrectly
- A pedestrian refuge is nearby
18. What does a Georgia NO RIGHT TURN sign forbid at an intersection?
- Driving straight in the permitted lane
- Yielding to a pedestrian
- Using the left turn lane
- Making a right turn
19. What does a round Georgia railroad advance warning sign tell a driver to do?
- Slow down, look, listen, and prepare to stop
- Accelerate to beat the train
- Stop only after crossing the tracks
- Ignore the sign if no bell is audible
20. A stop-sign warning sign means you should:
- Accelerate before the stop sign comes into view
- Stop only if the vehicle behind you is close
- Begin slowing and be prepared to stop ahead
- Treat the next intersection as a free-flow area
21. This Divided Highway Begins sign is ahead on a multi-lane two-way road in Georgia. When may you drive left of the center line?
- Whenever the road is clear
- To pass slower traffic
- Never, under any circumstance
- Only when making a left turn
22. What are Georgia warning signs usually marked with?
- Blue backgrounds with white markings
- Green backgrounds with red markings
- White backgrounds with orange markings
- Yellow backgrounds with black markings
23. What must a driver do when facing a flashing yellow traffic signal?
- Stop and wait for a solid green light
- Accelerate to clear the intersection quickly
- Proceed with caution after reducing speed
- Turn off the vehicle before entering
24. When should a driver dim headlights in heavy fog?
- Only after another driver flashes high beams
- Only on roads with a posted speed below 35 mph
- Never, because high beams improve fog visibility
- When bright lights create glare and make seeing harder
25. What type of information do Georgia's diamond-shaped warning signs generally provide?
- Existing or possible hazards ahead
- Mandatory licensing requirements
- Directions to fuel and lodging services
- Names of county boundaries only
26. What do diamond-shaped signs generally warn drivers about?
- The exact legal penalty for a traffic violation
- The distance to the next fuel station
- A mandatory lane reserved for buses
- Existing or possible hazards on the roadway or nearby areas
27. What does a triangular traffic sign mean in Georgia?
- Stop every time before entering the intersection
- Continue at the posted speed without checking traffic
- Yield to other traffic after slowing and stop if necessary
- The road is entering a school zone
28. This round railroad crossing sign is ahead on a Georgia two-lane road. How close to the crossing may you pass another vehicle?
- Passing is prohibited within 100 feet of a railroad crossing
- Passing is allowed up to the tracks
- Passing is prohibited within 500 feet
- Passing is allowed if no train is visible
29. When must a driver stop at a railroad crossing?
- Only when the driver can see a train on the nearest track
- When the crossing signal is flashing or the gates are lowered
- Only when a flagman is standing in the travel lane
- When the driver is within five feet of the tracks
30. During the second six months of a Georgia Class D provisional license, how many non-family passengers under 21 may ride along?
- None
- Three
- Only one
- Any number
31. What does Georgia law say about littering on public or private property?
- Only littering on interstates is illegal
- It is unlawful to dump, deposit, throw, or leave litter on any public or private property or waters
- It is legal on private property with permission
- It is legal from a moving vehicle
32. Which sign shape means yield in Georgia?
- Triangle
- Octagon
- Pentagon
- Circle
33. At a stop sign, where should a driver stop if there is no marked stop line?
- After entering the intersection
- Beside the nearest parked vehicle
- Before the crosswalk on the driver's side
- At the far side of the cross street
34. At what type of intersection does the left-yields-to-right rule apply?
- Any intersection where one driver is turning left
- Only a four-way stop with all drivers stopped
- Only a highway entrance controlled by a ramp meter
- An intersection with no stop, yield, or other traffic signals
35. A warning sign says a school zone is ahead. What driving adjustment should follow?
- Prepare for the reduced school-zone speed when the yellow lights flash
- Maintain the highway speed until a child enters the lane
- Use high beams to make children easier to see
- Stop immediately beside the warning sign
36. What does a round road sign warn a driver about?
- A school crossing
- A reduced speed zone
- A one-way road
- An approaching railroad crossing
37. What does a triangular yield sign require before a driver enters the intersection?
- Stop for exactly five seconds at the sign
- Accelerate to enter before approaching vehicles
- Slow to a reasonable speed and yield to traffic with priority
- Yield only to vehicles turning left
38. What should a driver do when fog makes visibility poor?
- Reduce speed and dim the headlights
- Use bright high beams to illuminate more fog
- Turn on parking lights and continue at normal speed
- Follow the vehicle ahead more closely
39. When a traffic signal is not functioning at all, how should drivers treat the intersection?
- As if a stop sign is posted for all directions
- As an uncontrolled intersection with no yielding rule
- As a green signal for the main road
- As a pedestrian-only crossing
40. Which behavior does the manual identify as an example of aggressive driving?
- Allowing another driver to pass safely
- Blocking other drivers from passing or changing lanes
- Maintaining a safe following distance
- Yielding when required
Answer key
- 1. C
- 2. D
- 3. A
- 4. A
- 5. D
- 6. A
- 7. B
- 8. B
- 9. C
- 10. A
- 11. A
- 12. A
- 13. B
- 14. C
- 15. D
- 16. C
- 17. C
- 18. D
- 19. A
- 20. C
- 21. D
- 22. D
- 23. C
- 24. D
- 25. A
- 26. D
- 27. C
- 28. A
- 29. B
- 30. C
- 31. B
- 32. A
- 33. C
- 34. D
- 35. A
- 36. D
- 37. C
- 38. A
- 39. A
- 40. B
