Georgia DMV Exam Workbook: 400+ Practice Questions to Navigate Your DMV Exam With Confidence: DMV practice tests Book

By Eric Miles

The Ultimate DMV Exam Guide is Your Roadmap to First-Attempt Success

• Feeling the pressure of the upcoming DMV test? 
• In search of a tool that simplifies the process, boosts your confidence, and increases your chances of success? 
• Want to ace the driving test on your first attempt?

 

This comprehensive guide is your go-to resource, packed with original test questions crafted to mirror the real DMV exam, taking the uncertainty out of your preparation.

 

This complete, easy-to-follow DMV exam workbook, offers: 

• Two comprehensive practice tests, each featuring 40 carefully designed questions that mimic the actual DMV exam.
• Focused sections on critical areas: road signs, situations and signs, fines & limits, distracted driving, and drinking and driving.
• Clear, detailed explanations that provide insight into why the correct answer is right, ensuring a deep understanding of the material.
• A bonus section with the top 100 most frequently asked questions and 200 additional practice questions to fully equip you for the exam.
• A full-length DMV exam featuring questions that are most likely to appear on the real test.

 

The Ultimate DMV Exam Guide isn't just another driving book. 

 

It's a specially curated resource that understands your state's specific requirements. It eliminates the fuss of irrelevant information and focuses on what you truly need to know. Every question and every section is designed keeping your state's driving rules and regulations in mind.

 

Moreover, you get exclusive access to download your state's official DMV manual, offering an extra layer of preparation and ensuring you're fully equipped to tackle the exam.

Take control of your driving future today with the Ultimate DMV Exam Guide. You're not just investing in a book; you're investing in your success. Get closer to that driver's license and experience the freedom of the open road.

Order your copy today and embark on your journey to DMV test success!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Eric Miles
• Release date: Jun 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223683018

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THE DRIVER'S HANDBOOK

The GEORGIA Department of Motor Vehicles strongly recommends that all test takers familiarize themselves with the official manual. This comprehensive guide offers an in-depth understanding of the rules, regulations, and knowledge required to pass your exam. It is suggested that you read through this manual at least once to familiarize yourself with the necessary content.

To access this invaluable resource, simply scan the provided QR code or type the link into your browser to download it.

https://dds.georgia.gov/dds-forms-and-manuals/manuals

CHEAT SHEETS

In addition to the official handbook, we have included Cheat Sheets in this workbook. These are specifically designed to assist you in reviewing the top 100 questions commonly seen on the DMV written test. These Cheat Sheets serve as a quick reference guide and a powerful review tool, making them an indispensable resource in the days leading up to your exam. You will find them conveniently located at the end of the book, right before the Answer Sheets.

We wholeheartedly wish you the best of luck on your journey towards obtaining your driver's license. To maximize your chances of success, we encourage you to take our practice tests as many times as necessary. Remember, consistent practice is the key to mastery!

There's no time like the present. Start studying today and embark on your path to acing your DMV exam! We thank you once again for choosing this book as your trusted guide, and we hope it assists you in reaching your driving objectives.

As a final note, we would love to hear about your learning journey. Please consider writing a review of the book. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us refine our resources and better assist future drivers on their path to success.

BONUSES

THE TOP 100 MOST FAQS

Get access to our compilation of the 100 most commonly asked questions on the DMV exam. We strongly recommend you review this valuable resource prior to your test day, ensuring your readiness for the most likely questions to come your way! Keep in mind, the more you rehearse, the more refined your performance will be on the actual DMV test.

To retrieve this resource, simply enter the provided link into your browser or make use of the QR Code for swift access.

https://dl.bookfunnel.com/lhf68zpx12

200 BONUS PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Master the DMV: Bonus Practice Questions is a comprehensive collection of additional, carefully crafted questions that mirror the variety, style, and complexity of the ones you'll encounter in the real DMV exam. Perhaps you've already completed the questions in our main guide and are yearning for more practice. Or maybe you just want to challenge yourself and ensure no stone is left unturned in your preparations. Regardless of your motivation, this bonus eBook is your perfect ally.

To retrieve this resource, simply enter the provided link into your browser or make use of the QR Code for swift access.

https://dl.bookfunnel.com/l15oxwpd9e

CHAPTER 1

PRACTICE TEST 1

Gear up for the DMV driving permit test by engaging with practice questions that bear a striking resemblance (and are frequently identical!) to the ones you'll encounter on the actual DMV exam.

Total Questions: 40

Correct Answer to pass: 30

Question 1 - Practice Test 1

A vehicle's stopping distance is equivalent to

A) the combined distance of reaction and following

B) the distance covered during braking

C) the sum of braking distance and following distance

D) the sum of reaction distance and braking distance

Question 2 - Practice Test 1

Vehicles approaching a roundabout should

A) enter the roundabout at a speed of 35 mph

B) enter the roundabout yielding to the traffic already inside

C) enter the roundabout to the left of the central island

D) come to a complete stop and wait for the roundabout traffic to clear

Question 3 - Practice Test 1

A double solid white line ________.

A) indicates that crossing over is prohibited and separates lanes traveling in the same direction

B) indicates that crossing over is permitted and separates lanes traveling in the same direction

C) indicates that crossing over is prohibited and separates opposing lanes

D) indicates that crossing over is permitted and separates opposing lanes

Question 4 - Practice Test 1

When driving on a one-way street with three or more lanes, you should utilize ________.

A) the center lanes for straight driving and turning

B) the outer lanes for turning and any lane for through travel

C) the outer lanes for straight driving and the center lanes for turning

D) any lane for making turns

Question 5 - Practice Test 1

You shouldn't pass ________.

A) when there is a solid yellow line adjacent to your lane

B) when approaching a hill or curve with limited visibility

C) a school bus ahead displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm

D) in any of the situations mentioned above

Question 6 - Practice Test 1

If there are no traffic signals, you should slow down or stop to yield to pedestrians at ________.

A) an intersection

B) an unmarked crosswalk

C) a marked crosswalk

D) all of the above

Question 7 - Practice Test 1

If a railroad grade crossing lacks warning devices or only has a crossbuck sign, you must _________.

A) reduce your speed and proceed with caution

B) accelerate and cross the railroad crossing quickly

C) come to a complete stop within 100 feet of the railroad crossing

D) shift gears and proceed through the railroad crossing

Question 8 - Practice Test 1

On steep mountain grades, _________ are constructed to safely stop runaway vehicles without causing harm to drivers or passengers.

A) weave lanes

B) escape ramps

C) deceleration lanes

D) acceleration lanes

Question 9 - Practice Test 1

If a driver behind you repeatedly flashes their headlights, you must _________.

A) turn on your low-beam headlights

B) turn on your high-beam headlights

C) move out of the way

D) increase your speed and move forward

Question 10 - Practice Test 1

You must _______ when encountering a school bus on the opposite side of an undivided road displaying its red lights flashing.

A) not stop

B) reduce your speed

C) come to a complete stop

D) accelerate

Question 11 - Practice Test 1

Turn from _______ when turning from a one-way street onto a two-way street or divided roadway.

A) the right lane

B) the lane farthest from the curb

C) the left lane

D) the lane nearest to the curb

Question 12 - Practice Test 1

Which scenario is not advisable for overtaking another vehicle?

A) When the road markings are dashed yellow lines

B) When the road markings are dashed white lines

C) When the vehicle ahead is moving slower than the safe speed

D) When you're moving through an intersection

Question 13 - Practice Test 1

Which of the following assertions is incorrect?

A) Increase your following distance when driving around bicycles

B) Motorcycles are entitled to the same full lane width as other vehicles

C) Never drive next to a motorcycle in the same lane

D) Bicycles and motorcycles move slower and stop slower than expected.

Question 14 - Practice Test 1

When noticing an elderly person crossing an intersection, what should you do?

A) Continue driving

B) Stop and give way

C) Speed up and cross the intersection rapidly

D) Honk your horn to stop the person

Question 15 - Practice Test 1

The chance of surviving a car accident increases if you use ________ simultaneously.

A) the lap belt and a helmet

B) the lap belt and the shoulder belt

C) the shoulder belt and hazard lights

D) none of the above

Question 16 - Practice Test 1

When descending a steep incline, what should you do?

A) Shift into a higher gear

B) Shift into a lower gear

C) Activate your hazard lights

D) Keep braking continuously

Question 17 - Practice Test 1

Upon entering a roundabout, traffic circle, or rotary, who should you yield the right-of-way to?

A) Both pedestrians and vehicles already in the circle

B) Vehicles already in the circle

C) Pedestrians only