Oklahoma permit practice: 20 free questions
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Written from Oklahoma Driver Manual (Updated 11/24/25). Independently checked .
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Correct answer: B. Let oncoming vehicles pass before turning.
A flashing yellow arrow allows a cautious left turn after you yield. Approaching traffic keeps priority.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings — Traffic Signals, PDF page 26. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. Traffic on either side travels in the same direction.
Broken white markings divide lanes going the same way. You may pass when it is safe.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers — Drive in Proper Lane, PDF page 32. Checked .
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Correct answer: A. The driver with the other vehicle on their right.
For simultaneous arrivals, the driver to the left gives way. This lets the driver to the right proceed first.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Right-of-Way at Intersections, PDF page 29. Checked .
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Correct answer: B. Before the crosswalk until the blockage clears.
Keep the intersection and its crosswalk clear while traffic is blocked. Wait behind the crosswalk for traffic to move.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Crossing an Intersection, PDF page 30. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. Turn your head to check over the shoulder toward your intended lane.
A shoulder check helps you see beside the car where mirrors may miss a vehicle. Make sure the lane is clear before moving.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers — Changing Lanes, PDF page 33. Checked .
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Correct answer: A. Continue to another intersection and use the correct lane there.
Continue ahead and set up the turn properly at another intersection. A missed turn is no reason to turn across lanes.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers — Turning, PDF page 36. Checked .
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Correct answer: B. You must choose a slower speed suited to the visibility.
A posted limit does not make that speed safe in every situation. Choose a speed that lets you stop in the clear roadway you can see.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 7: The Basic Speed Rule, PDF page 40. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. Three seconds.
Use a three-second gap when conditions are good. Allow four seconds when weather or road conditions are poor.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 8: Stopping and Following — Following, PDF page 44. Checked .
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Correct answer: A. No more than 18 inches.
Finish parallel parking within 18 inches of the curb. A level street avoids the separate hill-parking instructions.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 9: Parking — Parallel Parking, PDF page 47. Checked .
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Correct answer: B. 15 feet.
Oklahoma prohibits parking closer than 15 feet to a hydrant. Leave this area clear when choosing a parking space.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 9: Parking — Unlawful Parking, PDF page 49. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. 3 feet.
Leave a gap of at least 3 feet throughout the pass. Wait for adequate room rather than squeezing past.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 10: Sharing the Road — Sharing the Road with Bicycles, PDF page 51. Checked .
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Correct answer: A. Stop your vehicle.
Flashing red bus lights require you to stop on this road. The exception for a bus on a separate roadway does not apply here.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus, PDF page 30. Checked .
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Correct answer: B. Wait before the tracks until there is room beyond them.
Enter only when you can get completely across. Waiting on the tracks can trap your vehicle in a train’s path.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 10: Sharing the Road — Safety Rules for Highway-Railway Crossings, PDF page 57. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. Low beams.
Use low beams in fog and other poor weather. High beams are intended for open-country driving when other vehicles are not nearby.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 11: Driving Tips — Using High and Low Headlight Beams Properly, PDF page 59. Checked .
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Correct answer: A. Stay out of the flooded section.
Do not attempt the flooded crossing. Moving water can stall a vehicle and carry it away.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 11: Driving Tips — Flood Dynamics, PDF page 62. Checked .
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Correct answer: B. Check with a pharmacist or doctor.
Medicines can cause drowsiness and other problems that affect driving. Ask a pharmacist or doctor when you are uncertain about driving safely after a dose.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 12: Alcohol, Drugs and Driving—Oklahoma Is Tough on DUIs — Other Drugs and Driving, PDF page 66. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. The driver and every front-seat passenger.
Both the driver and the people riding in front must buckle up. Each belt must be fastened and adjusted properly.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 3: Requirements for Oklahoma Drivers — Mandatory Safety Requirements—Seat Belts and Child Passenger Restraints, PDF page 17. Checked .
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Correct answer: A. Pull off the road.
Pull off the roadway before making the call when you can. Handling a call can take attention away from driving.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 11: Driving Tips — Car Phone Safety, PDF page 61. Checked .
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Correct answer: B. A licensed driver aged 21 or older, seated in front.
Code 9 requires supervision by a licensed driver who is at least 21. That person must ride in the front seat.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 2: Your Driver License Restrictions and Renewals — Restriction Codes, PDF page 14. Checked .
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Correct answer: C. One friend.
Restriction T generally allows one passenger when a qualifying adult is not supervising. The household exception does not apply to friends from separate homes.
Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual — Chapter 2: Your Driver License Restrictions and Renewals — Restriction Codes, PDF page 14. Checked .
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