Free Oklahoma Permit Practice Test 3 (2026)
Real questions from the official Oklahoma driver handbook, each with a plain-English explanation. Free, unlimited retakes, no signup.
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This draw of 20 questions breaks down like this:
- Traffic Signs & Signals — 5
- Signaling & Communication — 4
- Adverse Conditions — 2
- Safe Driving — 2
- Traffic Lanes, Passing & Turning — 2
- Emergencies & Crashes — 1
- Points & Penalties — 1
- Right-of-Way & Intersections — 1
- Speed Limits & Speed Management — 1
- Vehicle Equipment — 1
Heaviest on Traffic Signs & Signals (5 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.
1 are Oklahoma-specific questions, drawn from the state handbook rather than general road rules.
Each test on this site draws a different set, so Test 1, 2 and 3 never repeat a question.
Questions on this test
1. Oklahoma's Mandatory Point System monitors:
- Your driving record; too many points can suspend your license
- Nothing
- Fuel use
- Vehicle color
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Answer: Your driving record; too many points can suspend your license
Service Oklahoma tracks points; too many can suspend your license.
2. At night on an unlit road, you should:
- Speed up
- Reduce speed and use high beams where there's no oncoming traffic
- Follow closely to see
- Use only parking lights
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Answer: Reduce speed and use high beams where there's no oncoming traffic
Slow down at night; use high beams when appropriate (and dim for others).
3. What does this hand signal mean?
- Left turn
- Stop or slow down
- Speed up
- Right turn
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Answer: Stop or slow down
Left arm bent downward = stop or slow down.
4. What does this blue sign with a wheelchair symbol indicate?
- A bus stop
- Parking reserved for people with disabilities
- A hospital
- A ramp
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Answer: Parking reserved for people with disabilities
The blue wheelchair sign marks disabled parking — a valid permit is required.
5. Before a night trip you should check that:
- Only the radio works
- The seats recline
- All lights (head, tail, brake, signals) work
- The horn is loud
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Answer: All lights (head, tail, brake, signals) work
Make sure all your lights work before driving at night.
6. Driving much slower than surrounding traffic:
- Can be dangerous and may block traffic — keep right
- Is required
- Has no downside
- Is always safest
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Answer: Can be dangerous and may block traffic — keep right
Driving too slowly impedes traffic and is hazardous; keep to the right if going slower.
7. What does this sign mean?
- No parking
- Yield
- U-turns are not permitted here
- One way
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Answer: U-turns are not permitted here
This regulatory sign prohibits U-turns.
8. You should begin signaling for a turn:
- Only if others are near
- After you slow down
- As you turn
- At least 100 feet before the turn
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Answer: At least 100 feet before the turn
Signal at least 100 feet ahead so others know your intent in time.
9. Good drivers keep their eyes:
- Moving — scanning far ahead, mirrors, and to the sides
- Closed briefly
- Fixed on the car ahead
- On their phone
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Answer: Moving — scanning far ahead, mirrors, and to the sides
Keep your eyes moving; scan far ahead and check mirrors regularly to spot hazards early.
10. At a four-way stop, you should proceed:
- Whenever you want
- After honking
- Only if biggest
- In the order vehicles arrived and stopped
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Answer: In the order vehicles arrived and stopped
Go in arrival order; if you tie, the driver on the right goes first.
11. If you're running late and feeling rushed, you should:
- Accept the delay and drive at a safe, normal pace
- Run yellows
- Speed and weave
- Tailgate
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Answer: Accept the delay and drive at a safe, normal pace
Don't let being late push you into risky driving — arrive safe, not sorry.
12. The far left lane on a multilane highway is intended mainly for:
- Slow driving
- Passing
- Trucks
- Parking
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Answer: Passing
Keep right except to pass; the left lane is for passing.
13. If your rear wheels skid, you should steer:
- Opposite the skid
- Straight and brake hard
- Into the curb
- In the same direction the rear is sliding, then straighten
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Answer: In the same direction the rear is sliding, then straighten
Steer in the direction the rear is sliding to regain control, then straighten out.
14. Hazard (four-way) flashers are meant for when your vehicle is:
- Moving fast
- Stopped or disabled and creating a hazard
- Passing
- Turning
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Answer: Stopped or disabled and creating a hazard
Use hazards when stopped or disabled — not during normal driving.
15. The safest way to brake on a slippery road is to:
- Not brake at all
- Slam the brakes
- Pump violently
- Brake gently and early
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Answer: Brake gently and early
Gentle, early braking keeps traction; hard braking causes skids on slick roads.
16. Your emergency (hazard) flashers should be used when:
- Passing
- Your vehicle is disabled or stopped and creating a hazard
- Turning
- Driving in traffic to go faster
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Answer: Your vehicle is disabled or stopped and creating a hazard
Use hazard flashers when stopped/disabled and creating a hazard — not while driving normally.
17. An orange diamond reading REDUCED SPEED AHEAD tells you to:
- Turn around
- Stop and park
- Speed up
- Reduce your speed for the work zone ahead
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Answer: Reduce your speed for the work zone ahead
Orange reduced-speed signs mean slow down for the upcoming work zone.
18. What does this sign mean?
- No U-turn
- No left turn
- Do not enter
- No right turn
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Answer: No right turn
This sign prohibits right turns.
19. This sign warns that you are approaching:
- A rest area
- A roundabout only
- A railroad crossing
- A toll booth
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Answer: A railroad crossing
A round yellow sign is the advance warning for a railroad crossing.
20. From a one-way street onto another one-way street, a left turn should begin from:
- The left-most lane
- The right lane
- The shoulder
- The center
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Answer: The left-most lane
Turn left from the left-most lane and into the left lane of the one-way you enter.