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Examinations and the Driving Test — Alaska Driver's License Practice Test

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Within how many days must you report a crash to the Division of Motor Vehicles?

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This Alaska Driver's License Examinations and the Driving Test practice set has 72 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Alaska Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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

  1. What minimum visual acuity must you have in each eye, or with both eyes together, to qualify for an Alaska license?

    • At least 20/40 — Correct answer
    • At least 20/20
    • At least 20/60
    • At least 20/100

    Explanation: To qualify you must have at least 20/40 vision in each eye or with both eyes together.

    Handbook: Examinations and the Driving Test — Vision Test

  2. When is a vision test required for an Alaska license or permit?

    • Before any license or permit is issued — original, renewal, and duplicate — Correct answer
    • Only for original licenses
    • Only for drivers over age 65
    • Only when you apply for a commercial license

    Explanation: A vision test to determine visual acuity is required before any license or permit is issued, including original, renewal, and duplicate licenses.

    Handbook: Examinations and the Driving Test — Vision Test

  3. What device does the DMV use to check your vision?

    • A tele binocular device — Correct answer
    • A standard wall eye chart only
    • A handheld magnifier
    • A retinal camera

    Explanation: A tele binocular device is used to check vision at the DMV.

    Handbook: Examinations and the Driving Test — Vision Test