2026 Georgia DMV Passenger Endorsement Test 1 (20 Questions And Complete Answers)
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Keeping emergency equipment on a bus is:
1. Optional.
2. Encouraged, especially if there is extra room on the bus.
3. Encouraged if there are more than 15 passengers present.
4. Required by law.
1. Optional.
2. Encouraged, especially if there is extra room on the bus.
3. Encouraged if there are more than 15 passengers present.
4. Required by law.
Required by law.
If feeling sleepy while driving, you should:
1. Press on and finish the trip.
2. Drive faster to arrive to your destination sooner.
3. Leave the road and take a nap.
4. Take an energy pill.
1. Press on and finish the trip.
2. Drive faster to arrive to your destination sooner.
3. Leave the road and take a nap.
4. Take an energy pill.
Leave the road and take a nap.
When traction is poor, a driver should accelerate slowly:
1. Because it is best to always accelerate very slowly.
2. So they do not lose control of their vehicle.
3. So the driver does not accelerate faster than the vehicle ahead.
4. To be the last vehicle through an intersection.
1. Because it is best to always accelerate very slowly.
2. So they do not lose control of their vehicle.
3. So the driver does not accelerate faster than the vehicle ahead.
4. To be the last vehicle through an intersection.
So they do not lose control of their vehicle.
Charter bus passengers should not be allowed to board until departure time because:
1. The cost of the bus starts when the first passenger boards. It saves money to board as late as possible.
2. Passengers will be more likely to get on and off the bus multiple times before departing, raising the risk that they will miss the departure entirely.
3. Passengers should not be allowed to decide which seats to take until the bus is about to leave.
4. Waiting to load helps to prevent theft and vandalism.
1. The cost of the bus starts when the first passenger boards. It saves money to board as late as possible.
2. Passengers will be more likely to get on and off the bus multiple times before departing, raising the risk that they will miss the departure entirely.
3. Passengers should not be allowed to decide which seats to take until the bus is about to leave.
4. Waiting to load helps to prevent theft and vandalism.
Waiting to load helps to prevent theft and vandalism.
Federal and state laws require:'
1. Drivers to regularly inspect their vehicles.
2. Drivers to inspect their vehicles, but only if they believe there may be a problem.
3. Drivers to inspect their vehicles if planning to travel out-of-state.
4. Drivers to inspect their vehicles, but only if they will be transporting hazardous materials.
1. Drivers to regularly inspect their vehicles.
2. Drivers to inspect their vehicles, but only if they believe there may be a problem.
3. Drivers to inspect their vehicles if planning to travel out-of-state.
4. Drivers to inspect their vehicles, but only if they will be transporting hazardous materials.
Drivers to regularly inspect their vehicles.
Texting while driving a CMV is:
1. Acceptable if the text is work-related.
2. Acceptable if there are fewer than 10 words in the text message.
3. Encouraged because it is safer than talking on the phone.
4. Prohibited.
1. Acceptable if the text is work-related.
2. Acceptable if there are fewer than 10 words in the text message.
3. Encouraged because it is safer than talking on the phone.
4. Prohibited.
Prohibited.
As part of the vehicle inspection test, a CDL applicant may be asked to:
1. Check the engine oil level.
2. Replace a tire.
3. Remove the alternator belt.
4. Replace spark plugs.
1. Check the engine oil level.
2. Replace a tire.
3. Remove the alternator belt.
4. Replace spark plugs.
Check the engine oil level.
When driving through a curve during the skills test, you should:
1. Veer from your lane if needed to complete the curve.
2. Reduce your speed after entering the curve.
3. Refrain from looking for other vehicles while turning.
4. Reduce your speed before entering the curve.
1. Veer from your lane if needed to complete the curve.
2. Reduce your speed after entering the curve.
3. Refrain from looking for other vehicles while turning.
4. Reduce your speed before entering the curve.
Reduce your speed before entering the curve.
An example of mandatory emergency equipment is:
1. A supply of spare electrical fuses.
2. A loud horn.
3. A battery-operated flashlight.
4. A supply of fireworks.
1. A supply of spare electrical fuses.
2. A loud horn.
3. A battery-operated flashlight.
4. A supply of fireworks.
A supply of spare electrical fuses.
With your low beam headlights turned on, you should be able to see about ____ ahead of your vehicle.
1. 15 feet
2. 75 feet
3. 100 feet
4. 250 feet
1. 15 feet
2. 75 feet
3. 100 feet
4. 250 feet
250 feet
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