Georgia DDS Practice Test Questions 2026 [UPDATED]

Georgia DDS Practice Test Questions 2026 [UPDATED]. If you’re getting ready to take your Georgia DDS permit test, you’ve probably heard that practice questions are the key to passing. And honestly? They are.

The test might only be 40 questions long, but if you walk in without preparing, it can feel like a pop quiz you weren’t ready for. That’s where practice test questions come in—they let you see exactly what you’ll be up against.

Georgia DDS Practice Test Questions

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Georgia DDS Practice Test
Total Questions: 40
Language: English
Passing Marks: 80%.
Difficulty Level: Easy

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1)  The minimum fine for littering on Georgia highways is:

A) $100

B) $1 000

C) $300

D) $25

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2)  The minimum bodily‑injury liability coverage per person in Georgia is:

A) $25 000

B) $20 000

C) $50 000

D) $15 000

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3)  If your right wheels run off the pavement edge, you should:

A) Accelerate sharply to regain the lane

B) Jerk the wheel left to get back on the road quickly

C) Slow down, stay straight, then steer gently back onto the pavement

D) Brake hard and stop immediately

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4)  Georgia’s open‑container law prohibits open alcohol in:

A) Commercial limousine passenger compartments

B) Recreational vehicle living quarters

C) The trunk

D) The passenger area of a moving vehicle

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5)  For a first DUI conviction, your license will be suspended for a minimum of:

A) 30 days

B) 12 months

C) 5 years

D) 36 months

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6)  Georgia’s “hands‑free” law allows a single touch on a device only to:

A) Dial by hand

B) Scroll social media

C) Send or read a text

D) Start/stop a GPS route or phone call

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7)  On rural highways you should signal your intention to turn or change lanes at least:

A) 300 feet in advance

B) 500 feet in advance

C) 100 feet in advance

D) 50 feet in advance

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8)  Failure to secure a child under age 8 in an approved restraint results in:

A) A verbal warning only

B) Fines and license points for the driver

C) Vehicle impoundment

D) A parking citation

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9)  When an emergency vehicle with flashing lights approaches from behind, you must not:

A) Remain stopped until it passes

B) Pull to the right edge of the road

C) Block or impede its path

D) Stop in an intersection

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10)  Completion of the Alcohol & Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) is required:

A) Only for drivers over 21

B) To obtain a Class D (intermediate) license

C) Only for commercial licenses

D) Only after a DUI conviction

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11)  A blood‑alcohol concentration as low as 0.02 % can:

A) Improve focus temporarily

B) Have no measurable effect

C) Reduce judgment and impair driving ability

D) Cancel out fatigue

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12)  The term “No‑Zone” refers to:

A) A work zone buffer lane

B) A school bus loading zone

C) Large truck blind spot areas drivers should avoid

D) A speed restricted area

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13)  When a solid yellow line is alongside a broken yellow line, passing is allowed for traffic:

A) In neither lane

B) In both lanes

C) In the lane next to the solid line

D) In the lane next to the broken line

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14)  A green rectangular guide sign provides:

A) Construction information

B) Warning of hazards ahead

C) Motorist service locations (food, fuel)

D) Directions and distance information

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15)  Traffic inside a modern roundabout travels:

A) Clockwise

B) According to posted arrows each day

C) Counter clockwise around a central island

D) In both directions

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16)  A flashing yellow arrow in a left‑turn lane means you should:

A) Expect the signal to give a green arrow next

B) Not turn under any circumstances

C) Make a protected left turn

D) Turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians

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17)  A pentagon‑shaped yellow sign indicates a:

A) No passing zone

B) Hospital zone

C) Railroad crossing ahead

D) School zone or school crossing

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18)  A white crossbuck sign at a railroad crossing has the same legal meaning as a:

A) Stop sign

B) No passing sign

C) Yield sign—you must yield to trains

D) Speed limit sign

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19)  Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in an urban residential area in Georgia is:

A) 30 mph

B) 35 mph

C) 40 mph

D) 25 mph

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20)  Your vehicle can start to hydroplane at speeds as low as:

A) 55 mph

B) 65 mph

C) 45 mph

D) 35 mph

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21)  With four‑wheel ABS brakes in an emergency stop, you should:

A) Shift to neutral and coast

B) Pump the brake pedal rapidly

C) Release the brake completely

D) Press the brake firmly and hold while steering

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22)  Use low beams when you are within ___ feet of a vehicle you are following at night.

A) 200 ft

B) 100 ft

C) 500 ft

D) 300 ft

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23)  To qualify for an unrestricted Class C license, your horizontal visual field must be at least:

A) 160°

B) 140°

C) 180°

D) 100°

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24)  On a two‑lane road, traffic in both directions must stop for a school bus when:

A) Its yellow signals flash

B) It is in a turn lane

C) Only children are visible

D) Its red lights flash and stop arm is extended

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25)  If a tire blows out while driving, your first reaction should be to:

A) Turn sharply off the road

B) Grip the steering wheel firmly, ease off the accelerator, and steer straight

C) Shift into reverse

D) Slam on the brakes

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26)  Because many motorcycle turn signals do not self‑cancel, you should:

A) Wait until the rider’s intentions are certain before proceeding

B) Pass the motorcycle quickly

C) Ignore the signal altogether

D) Tailgate to read their hand signals

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27)  On a divided highway with a median, traffic moving opposite a stopped school bus must:

A) Merge left and slow to 25 mph

B) Honk and pass at 10 mph

C) Stop until the arm folds

D) Continue without stopping

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28)  If your rear wheels skid, you should first:

A) Shift to park

B) Steer in the direction you want the front wheels to go

C) Brake hard immediately

D) Steer opposite the skid

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29)  When exiting a freeway you should:

A) Slow on the main travel lane before exiting

B) Signal only after you are on the ramp

C) Enter the deceleration lane first, then slow to exit speed

D) Stop on the shoulder and wait for a gap

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30)  Speeding fines in a marked work zone are generally:

A) Reduced to encourage flow

B) Unchanged

C) Set only by federal law

D) Doubled compared with non work zones

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31)  If traffic signals are dark due to power failure, treat the intersection as:

A) A roundabout

B) A four way stop

C) A merge lane

D) A free flow green

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32)  A three‑point (Y) turn should be performed only:

A) Where visibility is good and traffic is light

B) In an intersection

C) On a freeway ramp

D) Near a blind curve

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33)  On city streets you must begin signaling for a turn at least:

A) 100 feet before the turn

B) 50 feet before the turn

C) 300 feet before the turn

D) 25 feet before the turn

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34)  A pennant‑shaped yellow sign on the left side of the road marks the beginning of a:

A) Emergency escape ramp

B) No passing zone

C) Bicycle lane

D) Work zone detour

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35)  Hand signals or directions from orange‑clad flaggers in a work zone must be:

A) Considered advisory only

B) Ignored if the traffic light is green

C) Followed only by trucks

D) Obeyed—they carry the force of traffic control devices

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36)  To avoid highway hypnosis on long trips you should:

A) Turn off interior lights

B) Shift eye focus frequently and take regular breaks

C) Use cruise control exclusively

D) Stare steadily at the white line

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37)  A wide white stop line painted across your lane indicates the place where you must:

A) Accelerate for merging

B) Stop at a traffic signal or sign

C) Park for loading

D) Begin turning left

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38)  A red traffic light with a green arrow pointing right means:

A) Treat the intersection as four way stop

B) You may turn in the arrow’s direction after yielding, while other movements remain stopped

C) All traffic must stop

D) You may proceed straight ahead

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39)  When merging onto a freeway, the right‑of‑way belongs to:

A) The vehicle with its blinker on

B) Traffic already on the freeway

C) The merging driver

D) The fastest vehicle

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40)  Georgia law requires seat‑belt use for:

A) The driver only

B) All front seat occupants, regardless of age

C) All occupants age 18 and under

D) No one over age 18

Your score is

Easy	Medium	Hard	Road Sign Tests
GA DMV Test 1	GA DMV Test 1	GA DMV Test 1	Shape and Color
GA DMV Test 2	GA DMV Test 2	GA DMV Test 2	Regulatory Signs
GA DMV Test 3	GA DMV Test 3	GA DMV Test 3	Warning Signs
GA DMV Test 4	GA DMV Test 4	GA DMV Test 4	Other Road Signs

Think of the practice test like a warm-up before the big game. You wouldn’t jump straight into a match without stretching. Same thing here. Practice questions give you a taste of the real thing, so when the actual test pops up with a question like “What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign mean?”, you don’t freeze.

The best part? You’ll start to see the same kinds of questions come up again and again. Once you’ve answered enough practice ones, the real test won’t throw too many surprises at you.

What the Practice Questions Cover

When you take the DDS practice test, the questions are split into two groups:

Road Signs – Shapes, colors, and symbols. You’ll see things like stop signs, yield signs, construction warnings, and lane merge signs. All the stuff you’ll face every day once you start driving.
Road Rules – Speed limits, right-of-way, parking rules, seatbelt laws, and penalties. This is where they ask, “What should you do at a four-way stop?” or “How far should you park from a fire hydrant?”

It’s an even split—20 questions from each section. You’ve got to get 15 right in each to pass.