The real Utah 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 2
right-of-way
A pedestrian starts crossing in an unmarked Utah crosswalk. What obligation applies to the approaching driver?
- Yield to the pedestrian despite the lack of painted lines
- Yield only after the pedestrian reaches the centerline
- Continue because only painted crosswalks require yielding
- Sound the horn and keep moving at the same speed
Answer: Yield to the pedestrian despite the lack of painted lines. The duty to yield covers pedestrians entering or already in a crosswalk, including one without markings. Waiting for the pedestrian to reach the centerline is not the rule and could bring your vehicle into the person’s path. At an intersection, look for people stepping from the curb even when there are no painted stripes. Reduce speed and leave room to stop as needed; the presence of a person crossing is more significant than the visibility of crosswalk paint.