#3 Az Driver License Practice Test

Distance required to lower high beam headlights when following another vehicle at night

$$200\,\text{feet}$$

Pavement marking drivers are prohibited from crossing when entering a freeway

A solid line

Recommended technique to avoid glare from oncoming headlights

Glance back and forth between the edge of the road and straight ahead

Immediate action to take if a vehicle begins to hydroplane

Release the accelerator gradually without braking

Primary reason to avoid the far-right lane of a freeway during rush hour

To leave room for vehicles entering and exiting the highway

Distance to dim high beams to low beams when approaching oncoming traffic

$$500\,\text{feet}$$

Essential driving adjustment required when traveling on wet pavement

Reduce driving speed

Proper procedure to handle a sudden tire blowout

Do not brake; slow down gradually and carefully pull off the roadway

Required headlight setting when driving through fog

Low beam headlights

Safe driving procedure when encountering a severe dust storm

Reduce speed immediately and pull completely off the paved roadway

Proper speed when merging into existing freeway traffic

At the same speed as traffic moving in the right lane

Best steering method to recover from a vehicle skid

Turn the steering wheel in the direction of the skid

Vehicle position that is most difficult to detect in standard mirrors (blind spot)

Car 1 (a vehicle traveling in the driver's blind spot)

Primary purpose of keeping a safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead

To allow sufficient reaction time and stopping space for sudden stops

Mandatory visual check required when changing lanes in addition to mirrors

Turn your head quickly and look directly over your shoulder

Best practice to maintain continuous awareness of traffic approaching behind you

Check the rearview mirror frequently

Main locations of hazardous vehicle blind spots for a driver

Areas 1 and 2 (the left and right rear quarter blind zones)

Minimum safe following distance under standard driving conditions

At least $3\,\text{seconds}$

Safe crossing procedure at an intersection where side visibility is obstructed

Come to a full stop, then creep forward slowly until cross-traffic is clearly visible

Statutory timeframe to notify the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) of an address change

Within $10\,\text{days}$

Arizona statutory penalties for a first-offense DUI conviction

$30\,\text{days}$ in jail, a fine of at least $\$1{,}500$, alcohol screening and treatment, community service, and a certified ignition interlock device

Penalties for a second Extreme DUI conviction in Arizona

$120\,\text{days}$ in jail, a fine of at least $\$3{,}250$, $1\,\text{year}$ driver license revocation, alcohol treatment, community service, and an ignition interlock device

Standard legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for operating a motor vehicle

$0.08\%$ or higher ($0.04\%$ for commercial driver license holders)

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) threshold resulting in license suspension for drivers under 21

Any measurable amount (zero tolerance)

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) threshold categorized as an Extreme DUI

$0.15\%$ or above

Legal direction of travel for bicyclists operating on public roads

Travel in the same direction as the flow of vehicular traffic

Minimum statutory passing clearance required when passing a bicyclist

At least $3\,\text{feet}$

Traffic law standards applicable to bicyclists riding on roadways

Bicyclists must obey the exact same traffic laws and control devices as motor vehicles

Minimum legal distance required when following an emergency fire vehicle with active alarms

$$500\,\text{feet}$$

Primary activity prohibited by the Arizona Distracted Driving law

Physically holding or supporting a wireless portable communication device while operating a vehicle