Violations and Penalties — Oklahoma Driver's License Practice Test
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Mandatory revocation applies to which of the following felony situations?
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This Oklahoma Driver's License Violations and Penalties practice set has 57 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Oklahoma Driver's License knowledge test to pass.
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Three questions from the Violations and Penalties bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
What is true once your driver license is suspended or revoked in Oklahoma?
- You cannot apply for a new license until reinstated and cannot legally drive until restored — Correct answer
- You may keep driving as long as you carry insurance
- You can apply for a new license immediately at any time
- You may drive only during daylight hours
Explanation: If your license is suspended or revoked, you cannot apply for a new license until you are reinstated and cannot legally drive until your license is restored.
Handbook: Violations and Penalties — Suspension and Revocation
How does Oklahoma treat driving with a suspended or revoked license?
- It is a serious crime with a punishment that can be severe — Correct answer
- It is only a minor parking infraction
- It carries no penalty if no crash occurs
- It is handled with a written warning only
Explanation: Driving with a suspended or revoked license is a serious crime and the punishment can be severe.
Handbook: Violations and Penalties — Suspension and Revocation
What is the legal status of your Oklahoma driver license?
- A legal document and property of the state; misusing it or letting others use it is illegal — Correct answer
- Your personal property that you may sell or lend freely
- A document with no legal significance
- Owned by the federal government
Explanation: Your license is a legal document and the property of the state of Oklahoma; it is against the law to use it to misrepresent yourself in any way or to allow anyone else to use it.
Handbook: Violations and Penalties — Unlawful Use of License