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Every question in the Texas bank as a flashcard, not only the 62 road sign cards. Read the question, flip for the answer and a short explanation from the Texas Driver Handbook, then sort it into Still learning or Know it.

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First 50 of 500 questions and answers

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  1. Under Texas's Administrative License Revocation law, what may DPS do when a driver over 21 fails a breath or blood test?

    Answer: Suspend the license or driving privilege

    Handbook, p. 12
  2. What does a Texas learner license allow a student driver to do?

    Answer: Practice driving while accompanied by a licensed driver

    Handbook, p. 1
  3. What does the Texas Speed Limits table identify?

    Answer: Maximum speed limits for all vehicles under different conditions

    Handbook, p. 46
  4. What does a driver have to do when approaching an emergency vehicle stopped with its lights activated on a multilane road?

    Answer: Move out of the lane closest to the vehicle if possible

    Handbook, p. 46
  5. What do pentagon-shaped Texas traffic signs identify?

    Answer: School advance and school crossing locations

    Handbook, p. 26
  6. What do warning signs alert drivers to?

    Answer: Conditions that are immediately ahead

    Handbook, p. 26
  7. What instruction is associated exclusively with an octagon-shaped traffic sign?

    Answer: Stop

    Handbook, p. 26
  8. At an uncontrolled intersection, to which vehicle must a driver yield?

    Answer: A vehicle that has entered or is approaching from the driver's right

    Handbook, p. 20
  9. When turning left, to whom must a driver yield the right-of-way?

    Answer: A vehicle coming straight through from the other direction

    Handbook, p. 20
  10. How should drivers watch for pedestrians, whether or not the pedestrian has the right-of-way?

    Answer: Always remain alert for individuals on foot

    Handbook, p. 23
  11. When an emergency vehicle is sounding a siren or showing a flashing red light, what should a driver do if traffic allows?

    Answer: Pull to the right edge of the road and stop

    Handbook, p. 22
  12. What does a solid yellow line on your side of the road mark?

    Answer: A no-passing zone

    Handbook, p. 34
  13. When may a driver cross a broken or dashed yellow line?

    Answer: To pass or change lanes if it is safe

    Handbook, p. 34
  14. How should a driver respond to a flashing red traffic signal?

    Answer: Stop completely, then proceed when safe

    Handbook, p. 25
  15. What does a flashing yellow traffic light warn drivers to do?

    Answer: Slow down and proceed with caution

    Handbook, p. 25
  16. What are solid white lines commonly used to control on a Texas roadway?

    Answer: Lane use, road edges, shoulders, and transitions

    Handbook, p. 34
  17. When may a vehicle use a parking space reserved for disabled individuals?

    Answer: When it has a disabled license plate or windshield identification card

    Handbook, p. 30
  18. When parallel parking beside a right-hand curb, how far may the vehicle's wheels be from the curb or edge of the road?

    Answer: No more than 18 inches

    Handbook, p. 44
  19. Does the Texas driveway parking prohibition apply whether the vehicle is occupied or not?

    Answer: Yes, both parking and standing idling are prohibited

    Handbook, p. 42
  20. On the Texas driving exam, what point deduction causes automatic failure?

    Answer: More than 30 points deducted

    Handbook, p. 8
  21. What change does the handbook require in bad weather when following another vehicle on a highway?

    Answer: Increase the interval to at least four seconds

    Handbook, p. 48
  22. What should a driver do when the road is wet?

    Answer: Slow down and increase the following distance

    Handbook, p. 45
  23. What may a driver do with a car that has a flat tire or blowout?

    Answer: Drive it slowly off the road

    Handbook, p. 48
  24. What is highway hypnosis, according to the Texas handbook?

    Answer: Drowsiness or unawareness caused by reduced activity and steady sounds

    Handbook, p. 48
  25. When does Texas require headlights under the handbook's general rule?

    Answer: From 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise, or when visibility is limited

    Handbook, p. 47
  26. What does the Texas handbook recommend if a vehicle's brakes fail?

    Answer: Use the parking brake cautiously and shift to a lower gear

    Handbook, p. 49
  27. If a vehicle cannot be moved off the road after a breakdown, what should happen first?

    Answer: Get everyone out of the car and off the road

    Handbook, p. 48
  28. After a property-damage-only crash when all vehicles can be safely driven, where should drivers move them?

    Answer: To a designated crash investigation site or another suitable nearby location

    Handbook, p. 59
  29. What must a Texas driver provide when applying for an original driver license if the driver owns a vehicle requiring financial responsibility?

    Answer: Evidence of financial responsibility

    Handbook, p. 6
  30. What can an adult's breath or blood specimen determine after a qualifying DWI arrest?

    Answer: Whether alcohol is present, its amount, and whether other controlled substances or drugs are present

    Handbook, p. 58
  31. When a stop line is present at a traffic sign or signal, where must the driver stop?

    Answer: Behind the stop line

    Handbook, p. 34
  32. What are the two phases of Texas's Graduated Driver License program?

    Answer: Phase One for learner licenses and Phase Two for provisional licenses

    Handbook, p. 2
  33. When does a Texas learner license issued to a minor expire?

    Answer: On the minor’s 18th birthday

    Handbook, p. 1
  34. Who must accompany a Texas learner-license driver during practice driving?

    Answer: A licensed driver at least 21 years old with at least one year of driving experience, seated beside the driver

    Handbook, p. 1
  35. What kind of license carries the Phase Two GDL driving restrictions?

    Answer: A provisional license

    Handbook, p. 3
  36. Until what event does Phase Two restrict a provisional license holder’s driving privileges?

    Answer: The holder’s 18th birthday

    Handbook, p. 2
  37. What wireless communication device rule applies to Texas drivers under 18, including use of a hands-free device?

    Answer: Use is restricted, including hands-free use, except in an emergency

    Handbook, p. 3
  38. What may a Texas hardship license be based on?

    Answer: A minor establishing the necessity to drive

    Handbook, p. 2
  39. Do the Texas GDL Phase One requirements apply to Class M motorcycle licenses?

    Answer: No, Phase One requirements do not apply to Class M licenses

    Handbook, p. 2
  40. On a level Texas highway, how much longer does the handbook say passing a truck takes than passing a car?

    Answer: Three to five seconds longer

    Handbook, p. 51
  41. What alcohol-related conduct does Texas zero tolerance prohibit for a minor?

    Answer: Purchasing, consuming, or possessing an alcoholic beverage

    Handbook, p. 56
  42. What is the suspension for a minor's first non-driving alcohol offense in Texas?

    Answer: 30 days

    Handbook, p. 13
  43. What is the suspension for a third non-driving alcohol offense by a Texas minor aged 17 through 20?

    Answer: 180 days

    Handbook, p. 13
  44. What reinstatement fee does Texas require for an Administrative License Revocation suspension?

    Answer: $125

    Handbook, p. 12
  45. After a breath or blood specimen shows a BAC of 0.08 or greater, what suspension period may apply for a first offense?

    Answer: 90 days

    Handbook, p. 58
  46. On a Texas road above 30 mph in good conditions, what minimum following gap does the handbook recommend?

    Answer: Four seconds

    Handbook, p. 45
  47. What speed range may appear on many limited access highways in Texas?

    Answer: 75 to 85 mph

    Handbook, p. 46
  48. On a Texas roadway posted at 25 mph or more, what should you do when approaching a stopped vehicle covered by the Move Over or Slow Down law with its required lights activated?

    Answer: Move out of the closest lane when possible, or reduce speed by 20 mph below the limit

    Handbook, p. 46
  49. If the posted speed limit is below 25 mph, how fast must you travel when approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with activated lights?

    Answer: Less than 5 mph

    Handbook, p. 23
  50. What action does a red octagonal stop sign require?

    Red octagon STOP sign

    Answer: Come to a complete stop, yield, and then proceed carefully

    Handbook, p. 30

How to use these flashcards

Go through the deck once and be honest: press Know it only when you could have said the answer before you flipped. Then switch to Still learning and repeat until that pile is empty. Your piles are saved on this device only, with no account.

Flashcards build recall. The real test asks you to pick from choices under time pressure, so finish with a full Texas practice test or a fixed 20 question test, and drill the road sign test with pictures.

Every card is written from the official Texas Driver Handbook. Page updated 2026-10-12. How we check every question. Spot something wrong? Use Report a mistake under any card.