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The Driver — Alabama Driver's License Practice Test

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When railroad crossing gates are being lowered and the red lights are flashing, what must you do?

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All questions are based on the official Alabama Driver Manual (ALEA). Study the relevant section to reinforce your knowledge.

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This Alabama Driver's License The Driver practice set has 70 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Alabama Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the The Driver bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. According to accident records, what percentage of highway crashes are caused by driver error, lack of knowledge, inattention, physical or mental condition, improper attitude, or faulty judgment?

    • Over 90 percent Correct answer
    • About 50 percent
    • About 75 percent
    • About 25 percent

    Explanation: Accident records show that over 90 percent of highway crashes are caused by driver-related factors such as error, lack of knowledge, inattention, condition, attitude, or faulty judgment.

    Handbook: The Driver — Causes of Crashes

  2. What should you do if you are worried, ill, nervous, frightened, angry, or depressed?

    • Let someone else drive Correct answer
    • Drive faster to get home sooner
    • Release your emotions behind the wheel
    • Drive only on familiar roads

    Explanation: Strong emotions and worry make you temporarily accident-prone, so you should take time to cool off or let someone else drive.

    Handbook: The Driver — Personality and Driving

  3. Why is concentration one of the most important elements of safe driving?

    • Driving is a full-time job with no place for daydreaming or distracting conversation Correct answer
    • Concentration only matters when driving at high speeds
    • Experienced drivers do not need to concentrate
    • Concentration is only needed in heavy traffic

    Explanation: Driving is a full-time job — the driver's seat is no place for daydreaming, window shopping, scenic viewing, or distracting conversation.

    Handbook: The Driver — Concentration