Georgia DDS Permit Practice Mini Test 2: 12 Questions

Mini Test 2 has 12 multiple-choice questions on Georgia driving rules, including Georgia Hands-Free law, Georgia texting prohibition, Georgia adult BAC and Georgia Under-21 BAC. Each answer is explained as soon as you pick it, and every question is listed with its answer in the study guide below.

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What Mini Test 2 Covers

The questions in this test ask about:

  • Georgia Hands-Free Law
  • Georgia Texting Prohibition
  • Georgia Adult BAC
  • Georgia Under-21 BAC
  • Georgia Implied Consent
  • Georgia Open Container Law
  • Georgia Move Over Law
  • School Bus Divided Highway
  • Children Under 8
  • Georgia Seat Belt Law
  • Drug DUI in Georgia
  • School Bus Two-Lane

Try 5 Questions from This Test

  1. The Hands-Free law in this state means drivers may:

    • A. Use hands-free or voice-controlled devices but may not hold a phone while driving
    • B. Hold the phone only when stopped at a red light
    • C. Send texts as long as one hand stays on the wheel
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    A. Use hands-free or voice-controlled devices but may not hold a phone while driving

    The law bans holding or supporting a wireless device with any part of your body while driving.

  2. Texting while driving is:

    • A. Allowed only for drivers over 21
    • B. Allowed only on local roads
    • C. Illegal for all drivers
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    C. Illegal for all drivers

    Reading, writing, or sending text messages while driving is prohibited.

  3. For drivers age 21 and older, you are considered legally impaired at a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of:

    • A. 0.15% or higher only
    • B. 0.08% or higher
    • C. 0.02% or higher
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    B. 0.08% or higher

    Most adult drivers are over the legal limit at a BAC of 0.08%.

  4. For drivers under age 21, you can be cited for DUI at a BAC of:

    • A. 0.08% or higher only
    • B. 0.10% or higher only
    • C. 0.02% or higher
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    C. 0.02% or higher

    Zero-tolerance rules mean underage drivers face penalties starting at a much lower BAC.

  5. This state’s Move Over law requires you to:

    • A. Stop in the lane next to emergency vehicles
    • B. Speed up to clear the area quickly
    • C. Change lanes away from stopped emergency or service vehicles, or slow down if you cannot
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    C. Change lanes away from stopped emergency or service vehicles, or slow down if you cannot

    You must move over one lane when safe, or significantly slow down when you pass emergency or service vehicles on the shoulder.

Complete Study Guide: All 12 Questions with Answers

Every question in Mini Test 2, with the correct answer and an explanation for each.

  1. Q1. The Hands-Free law in this state means drivers may:

    Correct answer: Use hands-free or voice-controlled devices but may not hold a phone while driving

    Why: The law bans holding or supporting a wireless device with any part of your body while driving.

  2. Q2. Texting while driving is:

    Correct answer: Illegal for all drivers

    Why: Reading, writing, or sending text messages while driving is prohibited.

  3. Q3. For drivers age 21 and older, you are considered legally impaired at a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of:

    Correct answer: 0.08% or higher

    Why: Most adult drivers are over the legal limit at a BAC of 0.08%.

  4. Q4. For drivers under age 21, you can be cited for DUI at a BAC of:

    Correct answer: 0.02% or higher

    Why: Zero-tolerance rules mean underage drivers face penalties starting at a much lower BAC.

  5. Q5. Under this state’s implied consent law, refusing a breath, blood, or urine test will:

    Correct answer: Result in an automatic license suspension

    Why: By driving on public roads you agree to chemical testing; refusing usually leads to a suspension.

  6. Q6. Open container laws generally make it illegal to:

    Correct answer: Have an open alcoholic beverage in the passenger area of a moving vehicle

    Why: Open containers of alcohol are not allowed in the passenger area while the vehicle is on a public road.

  7. Q7. This state’s Move Over law requires you to:

    Correct answer: Change lanes away from stopped emergency or service vehicles, or slow down if you cannot

    Why: You must move over one lane when safe, or significantly slow down when you pass emergency or service vehicles on the shoulder.

  8. Q8. When a school bus stops on a two-lane road with red lights flashing and the stop arm extended, you must:

    Correct answer: Stop in both directions until the bus moves or the lights stop flashing

    Why: On undivided two-lane roads, traffic in both directions must stop for a stopped school bus.

  9. Q9. On a divided highway with a physical median, a school bus on the opposite side has red lights flashing. You should:

    Correct answer: Continue driving with caution if you are on the other side of the median

    Why: On a divided roadway, oncoming traffic on the other side of the median usually does not need to stop but must use extra caution.

  10. Q10. Children under 8 years old must generally:

    Correct answer: Be properly secured in an approved child safety seat or booster

    Why: Young children must ride in a car seat or booster that fits their size and age, ideally in the back seat.

  11. Q11. Seat belts in passenger vehicles are required for:

    Correct answer: The driver and front-seat passengers at a minimum

    Why: Wearing a seat belt greatly reduces the risk of serious injury or death in a crash.

  12. Q12. Driving under the influence of drugs, even prescription medications, is:

    Correct answer: Illegal if they impair your ability to drive safely

    Why: Any substance that affects your driving can result in a DUI charge, even if the drug is legal or prescribed.

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