Arkansas Learner’s Permit Practice Test No. 4

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1. Worn or bald tires often:

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2. Research shows that over two-thirds of car/motorcycle accidents are the result of:

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3. If you hold a learner's license, the use of a cell phone is permitted:

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4. What does this road sign mean?

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5. You should expect to be in a large truck's blind spot if you:

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6. When a traffic signal shows a flashing red light, you must:

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7. Why should you dim your headlights when you overtake another vehicle at night?

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8. Any time you cannot see beyond 500 feet, you must:

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9. If you have a green light and vehicles are blocking the intersection, you should:

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10. How do seat belts help you?

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11. What should you expect ahead?

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12. Using an unpaved shoulder to pass another vehicle on the right is:

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13. A circular shaped sign means:

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14. In winter, roads freeze more quickly when they are:

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15. You are in a roundabout when an emergency vehicle with flashing lights approaches from behind. You should:

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16. To back your vehicle safely:

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17. To prevent you from getting tired on a long trip, it is often a good idea to:

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18. You must not cross two solid yellow lines unless:

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19. Penalties for driving under the influence of drugs are:

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20. When are you allowed to drive faster than a maximum speed limit?

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21. When driving in fog, you should turn on:

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22. Merging onto a highway is safest if you:

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23. A learner's license allows you to drive unsupervised:

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24. What should you do when following a motorcycle on gravel roads?

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25. If another vehicle follows you too closely, you should:

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Get Your Arkansas Learner’s Permit

You are looking at the 4th permit practice test to help you qualify for an Arkansas Learner’s Permit (also known as an Instruction Permit).

The practice test consists of 25 questions, and you should aim for a 100% score (even if 20 correct answers are enough to pass the actual exam).

Age Requirement for Arkansas Learner’s Permit

Arkansas allows applicants as young as 14 to get a Learner’s Permit – but the state only issues a driver’s license once you turn 16.

To apply for a Learner’s Permit, make sure you have all necessary documents. Then, find your nearest Arkansas State Police (ASP) testing office. You don’t need to make an appointment, but we recommend calling to verify test schedules before making a long trip.

Arkansas State Police Manages All Testing

Unlike many other states, Arkansas does not have a Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The State Police handles all testing and issues all Learner’s Permits and Driver’s Licenses.

ASP doesn’t require any driver’s education course, but a course can help you pass both the theory and behind-the-wheel tests.

Arkansas Provisional Driver’s License

Once you turn 16 and have held the Learner’s Permit for at least six months with NO accidents or traffic violations, you can apply for an Arkansas Provisional Driver’s License.

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