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Alabama road signs practice

23 questions on 23 signs, from permit practice written from the official Alabama handbook. 10 at a time; signs you miss come back first.

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Sample Alabama sign questions

  1. 1.You see this sign near a crosswalk. What must you do?

    • ASpeed up to clear the area
    • BHonk to warn walkers
    • CStop only if a police officer is there
    • DYield to pedestrians in the crosswalk
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    ✓ D. Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk

    At this sign, people on foot often cross. You must yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk; slow down and watch both sides.

    Source: Alabama Driver Manual (November 2024), page 51

  2. 2.You want to park briefly in a space marked with this sign, but you don't have a disability permit. What does Alabama law say?

    RESERVEDPARKING
    • AYou may for under five minutes
    • BYou may not park there
    • CYou may after business hours
    • DYou may if you stay in the car
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    ✓ B. You may not park there

    You may not park in a space for the physically handicapped unless the vehicle is driven by or for a handicapped person and displays the handicapped sticker.

    Source: Alabama Driver Manual (November 2024), page 45

  3. 3.What does this sign warn you about?

    • AA zoo or wildlife park ahead
    • BHunting is allowed nearby
    • CA cattle crossing ahead
    • DDeer may cross the road
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    ✓ D. Deer may cross the road

    This sign tells you to watch for deer crossing the road.

    Source: Alabama Driver Manual (November 2024), page 51

  4. 4.What does this sign mean?

    • ALeft turn only from this lane
    • BLeft turns allowed on green
    • CWatch for left-turning traffic
    • DYou must not turn left here
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    ✓ D. You must not turn left here

    A black arrow inside a red circle with a red slash means the action is prohibited: you must not make a left turn at this intersection.

    Source: Alabama Driver Manual (November 2024), page 44