Texas Permit Test (DPS Written Test) — All Questions
4 questions
Texas speed law says you must always drive at a speed that is:
- a.Reasonable and prudent for the conditions✓
- b.Exactly the posted maximum
- c.At least the posted maximum
- d.The same as the car ahead
You must drive at a speed that is reasonable and prudent for existing conditions, never faster than is safe even if under the posted limit. (Texas Driver Handbook, speed)
Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in an urban district is:
- a.50 mph
- b.45 mph
- c.30 mph✓
- d.15 mph
The prima facie speed limit in an urban district is 30 mph unless a different limit is posted. (Texas Driver Handbook, speed limits)
In a school zone with the lights flashing, you should:
- a.Keep your normal speed
- b.Slow to the posted reduced limit and put your phone away✓
- c.Stop completely and wait
- d.Speed up to clear the zone
Obey the reduced posted school-zone speed when lights are flashing, and using a handheld phone is prohibited in active school zones. (Texas Driver Handbook)
On a wet or slick road, the safest action is to:
- a.Keep the same speed
- b.Brake hard often
- c.Follow more closely to see better
- d.Slow down and increase your following distance✓
Reduce speed and allow extra following distance on wet, icy, or slick roads to avoid skidding or hydroplaning. (Texas Driver Handbook, adverse conditions)