Oklahoma Permit Test (DPS Written Test) — All Questions
4 questions
On rural interstate highways in Oklahoma, the posted maximum speed is commonly as high as:
- a.55 mph
- b.65 mph
- c.75 mph✓
- d.85 mph
Oklahoma posts up to 75 mph on many rural interstates, and certain turnpikes may post higher. Always obey the posted signs. (Oklahoma Driver's Manual, speed limits)
When rain begins after a dry spell, the road is often most slippery because:
- a.Water cools the tires
- b.Rain improves traction
- c.The road absorbs the water instantly
- d.Rain mixes with oil and dust to form a slick film✓
The first rain after dry weather lifts oil and dust into a slick film, so slow down and increase following distance. (Oklahoma Driver's Manual, adjusting to conditions)
Driving much slower than the normal flow of traffic is:
- a.Dangerous and can be unlawful, so keep right and let faster traffic pass✓
- b.Always the safest choice
- c.Required in all lanes
- d.Only a problem at night
Driving too slowly can obstruct traffic and cause crashes. Keep to the right and let faster vehicles pass. (Oklahoma Driver's Manual, minimum speed)
In a marked school zone during posted hours you should:
- a.Keep normal speed
- b.Slow to the reduced school-zone limit and watch for children✓
- c.Stop completely at all times
- d.Use your horn to warn children
Obey the reduced school-zone speed during posted hours and be ready for children and crossing guards. (Oklahoma Driver's Manual, school zones)