Oklahoma Permit Practice Test 2
20 new questions · no repeats from Test 1 · Updated July 12, 2026
A fresh 20 — no overlap with Test 1 — weighted toward the rules-of-the-road and safety questions people miss most. The real Oklahoma exam is 20 questions at 75% to pass — that 75% bar ties Oklahoma with 2 other states at #44 strictest of the 50 states.
Answer each question to see the explanation. Your score is tallied against the real passing bar at the end.
1. Over-the-counter and prescription drugs, such as cold or allergy medications, can:
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Correct answer: Slow your reaction time, make you dizzy and impair your concentration and vision
Many prescription and even over-the-counter drugs — cold, hay fever, pain medications and diet pills — can slow your reaction time, make you dizzy or nervous, and impair your concentration and vision. Check the label and ask a pharmacist or doctor.
2. A standard Oklahoma Class D license lets you drive:
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Correct answer: Cars, vans, and trucks under 26,001 lbs. (GVWR), recreational vehicles, and fire trucks
A Class D license covers cars, vans, and trucks with a gross vehicle weight rating under 26,001 lbs., plus recreational vehicles and fire trucks. Motorcycles need a motorcycle endorsement or license, and heavy vehicles need a commercial (CDL) license.
3. The manual says it is a good practice to lock your car:
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Correct answer: Even in your own driveway
It is always a good practice to lock your car, even in your own driveway.
4. Making, using, or possessing a fake driver license or ID card in Oklahoma is:
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Correct answer: A felony that can bring up to 7 years in prison and a $10,000 fine
Every time you use, carry, borrow or buy a fake ID, it is a felony. You could spend up to 7 years in prison and face a $10,000 fine.
5. How far from a blind person in the roadway must a vehicle stop?
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Correct answer: 15 feet
Drivers must give the right-of-way to any blind person crossing the street. A vehicle must stop 15 feet from a blind person in the roadway or at an intersection. Blind pedestrians often use a white cane or a guide dog.
6. When should you use your headlights, according to the manual?
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Correct answer: Beginning 30 minutes after sunset and until 30 minutes before sunrise
Use your headlights beginning 30 minutes after sunset and 30 minutes before sunrise, when a sign requires them, and in fog, rain, snow or other adverse weather.
7. When you are entering or leaving a driveway or alley and a pedestrian is using the sidewalk, you should:
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Correct answer: Yield to the pedestrian
Yield to pedestrians using the sidewalk when you are entering or leaving a driveway or alley.
8. What kind of sign is always a rectangle with black and white coloring?
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Correct answer: A regulatory sign telling you what you must or must not do
A rectangle is always a regulatory sign, telling you about laws and regulations or giving instructions. Regulatory signs are black and white, and speed limit signs are one example.
9. Unless otherwise posted, the state speed limit on Oklahoma turnpikes is:
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Correct answer: 80 mph
Under state law, unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on turnpikes is 80 mph. Controlled-access highways are 75 mph, and undivided state highways are 65 mph.
10. A solid white line between lanes going the same direction means:
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Correct answer: Traffic moves in the same direction but passing there is hazardous
A solid white line means traffic moves in the same direction on each side, but passing is hazardous — such as when approaching an intersection or merge area.
11. Why is mixing alcohol with other drugs especially dangerous?
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Correct answer: They react with each other and multiply the harmful effects, and the combination can even cause death
Mixing drugs is especially dangerous because they react with each other and multiply the harmful effects on your concentration and coordination. Mixing alcohol and drugs can create additional effects, including serious health problems — even death.
12. What credential is added to a Class D license to let you legally ride a motorcycle?
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Correct answer: A motorcycle endorsement
A motorcycle endorsement is added to a Class A, B, C, or D license to allow you to operate a motorcycle. You should study the Motorcycle License Manual in addition to the driver manual.
13. Where parking is permitted along a highway, you should:
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Correct answer: Signal, slow down and drive completely off the pavement or main traveled part of the roadway
Where parking is permitted, signal, slow down and drive completely off the pavement or the main traveled part of the roadway before you stop.
14. Your driver license or ID card may be canceled if you:
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Correct answer: Loan it to another person or knowingly permit someone else to use it
Your license or ID card can be canceled if you loan it to another person, permit another to use it, display altered information, or fail to surrender a suspended, revoked or canceled card on lawful demand.
15. When children are present near schools, playgrounds, and residential areas, you must:
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Correct answer: Drive with extreme caution and slow down, because children may run into the street
You are responsible for driving with extreme caution when children are present. Slow down near schools, playgrounds, and residential areas — children won’t always put safety ahead of a runaway ball or puppy.
16. You should use low beams (not high beams) when:
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Correct answer: There are streetlights, or in fog, rain or snow
Use low beams where there are streetlights and in fog, rain, snow or other adverse weather. High beams are for open country when no other cars are nearby, and even then your speed should be slower than by day.
17. On a multi-lane street, the car in the lane next to you stops suddenly for no reason you can see. You should:
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Correct answer: Slow down and look out — that driver may be stopped for a pedestrian you cannot see
If a car in the lane next to you stops suddenly for no apparent reason, slow down and look out. That driver may be stopped for a pedestrian who is hidden from your view.
18. A diamond-shaped sign with a yellow background and black symbols is what type of sign?
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Correct answer: A warning sign
Warning signs are diamond-shaped with a yellow background and black letters or symbols. They signal conditions immediately ahead, such as road hazards or changes in direction, so you can use extra caution.
19. Unless otherwise posted, the state speed limit on Oklahoma county roads is:
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Correct answer: 55 mph
Under state law, unless otherwise posted, county roads have a speed limit of 55 mph. Highways within state parks or wildlife refuges are 35 mph.
20. On a three-lane highway, the center lane is used for:
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Correct answer: Left turns only — you must not pass in this lane
On a three-lane highway with two-way traffic, drivers from either direction may use the center lane only to make a left turn. You must not pass in this lane.
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