How is variant 6 different from the primary Georgia test?

Variant 6 draws from a different slice of the Georgia question pool. It is the same length and difficulty as the primary test.

How many questions does variant 6 have?

Variant 6 has 46 questions, matching the primary Georgia test.

Are answers and explanations included?

Yes. Each question has the accepted answer plus an explanation with citations to the official handbook.

Imagine you are parking on a hill with a curb. There is no sign telling you which way to turn your wheels. Which direction should you turn them?

Turn the wheels to the right, toward the curb

Turn the wheels to the left, toward the curb

Turn the wheels to the left, away from the curb

You hold a Class C Instructional Permit. Who must sit in the front passenger seat with you while driving?

A parent, guardian, or certified instructor

A friend who has a Class D license

After your license is suspended, what document might allow you to drive for work or school only?

A Temporary Instruction Permit.

A Hazardous Materials Endorsement.

You see a blue square sign with a white symbol of a fork and knife on the side of the highway. What does this sign indicate?

Food and dining services are available

A gas station is located nearby

A hospital is located within 10 miles

There is a rest area with toilets ahead

You are in an accident and cannot pay for the damage. What does the Safety Responsibility Law require?

Your license will be suspended until you pay the debt or post a bond.

You must wait 30 days before you can drive again.

The police will pay for the repairs from their own funds.

You can continue driving as long as you promise to pay later.

You see flashing amber lights in a highway work zone. What do these lights mean?

Slow down and proceed with caution

The road is closed to all traffic

Turn around and find another route

When must you file a written crash report with the Georgia Department of Driver Services?

If the total damage is $500 or more

You never have to file a report if no one is hurt

Only if the police came to the scene

What should you do if you hear a loud bang and feel the car pull hard to one side?

Grip the steering wheel tight, ease off the gas, and steer straight

Turn the car off and coast to the side of the road

Slam on the brakes to stop the car immediately

Accelerate to balance the pull from the flat tire

What is the purpose of the orange signs you see near road construction zones?

To warn drivers of temporary changes in traffic patterns.

To tell you the speed limit is increasing.

To show the location of nearby gas stations.

To indicate that the road is closed forever.

When must you file a written crash report with the Georgia Department of Driver Services?

Within 10 days if the police did not file a report

Within 24 hours for any property damage

Only if the police did not come to the scene

Only if the damage is more than $1,000

You see a flashing yellow light at an intersection. What should you do?

Slow down and proceed with caution.

Stop completely before entering the intersection.

Speed up to get through before traffic arrives.

Turn on your high beams and drive through.

You see a white rectangular sign with a red circle and a red slash over the word 'ENTER'. What should you do?

Turn around and find another route.

Enter slowly and check for oncoming traffic.

Enter only if no cars are coming.

Stop and wait for a green light.

You approach a railroad crossing with flashing red lights and a gate coming down. What must you do?

Stop at the gate and wait until it fully rises.

Slow down and roll through if no train is visible.

Drive around the gate if the train looks far away.

Stop 10 feet away and look both ways before crossing.

Which of the following describes the 'Super Speeder' law in Georgia?

You pay an extra fee if you get a ticket for speeding over 85 mph anywhere or over 75 mph on a two-lane road.

You pay extra fees if you drive over 75 mph on any highway.

You must attend a driving class if you are caught speeding once.

You lose your license immediately if you drive faster than 100 mph.

You see a deer hit your car, but you are not hurt. What is the correct step to take?

Report the crash to local law enforcement

Drive away immediately to avoid being blamed

Move the deer off the road to clear the lane

Call a wildlife rescue center before reporting

If you get 15 points on your driving record within 24 months, what happens?

Your license is automatically suspended.

You must take a defensive driving course to avoid suspension.

Your insurance rates go down because you are a good driver.

You get a warning letter but no points are removed.

You are driving on a two-lane road and see a solid yellow line on your side. What must you do?

You can pass if you honk your horn first

You can pass if the truck is moving very slowly

You can pass if you only go 5 miles over the speed limit

You are approaching an intersection with no signs or signals. A car is coming from your left. Who has the right-of-way?

You, because you are on the main road

What is the safest way to drive if you see fog ahead?

Use your low beam headlights and fog lights if you have them

Speed up to get through the fog quickly

Use your high beam headlights to see further

Turn off your lights to avoid confusing other drivers

You arrive at an intersection with no stop signs or traffic lights. Another car arrives at the same time from your right. Who goes first?

The other driver goes first because they are on your right

You go first because you are turning left

The other driver goes first because they have a larger vehicle

You go first because you are closer to the center

You are driving behind a bicyclist on a narrow road. What is the safest way to pass them?

Wait for a safe, legal passing zone and leave at least 3 feet of space

Drive slowly right next to them until they turn off the road

Squeeze by them closely to finish passing quickly

Honk to tell them to move to the side of the road

Who must be in the front passenger seat when a new permit holder is driving?

A licensed driver over 21 sitting in the front seat

A parent is required, but they can sit in the back

A licensed driver over 18 sitting anywhere

You see a flagger in a work zone holding a red flag and waving it. What must you do?

Drive around the flagger quickly.

Slow down and proceed with caution.

The Georgia TACT Project focuses on which type of driving behavior?

Ticketing aggressive cars and trucks

Teaching children how to ride bikes

Encouraging faster driving to reduce traffic

Selling tickets for parking violations

How much space should you leave when passing a bicycle on the road?

Just enough to fit your car through

No space is needed if the bike is slow

Only a few inches of space is fine

You are parking on a hill with no curb. You are facing uphill. How should you position your wheels?

Turn wheels to the left, toward the center of the road

Turn wheels to the right, toward the side of the road

Keep wheels straight so the car rolls back

Turn wheels to the right, toward the center of the road

You are driving in heavy fog and cannot see more than 100 feet ahead. How should you adjust your driving?

Use low beams and fog lights, and slow down significantly

Turn on your hazard lights and drive at a high speed

Turn on your high beams to see further down the road

Drive faster to get out of the fog before it gets worse

You are driving on a two-lane road. The center line is a solid yellow line on your side and a broken yellow line on the other side. What does this mean?

You cannot pass, but oncoming traffic can.

Neither side is allowed to pass.

You must drive on the right side of the road only.

You can pass if it is safe to do so.

What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid on a wet road?

Steer in the direction you want the front of the car to go

Slam on the brakes immediately to stop

Take your foot off the gas and hit the emergency brake

Turn the steering wheel sharply in the opposite direction

What happens to the fine if you get a speeding ticket inside a highway work zone with workers present?

The fine is waived if you slow down quickly

Your rear end starts to slide to the right on a slippery road. How do you fix this skid?

Steer to the right, in the direction the rear is sliding

Hit the brakes hard to stop the slide

Accelerate to pull the car straight

Steer to the left, opposite the direction of the skid

You are approaching a construction zone. You see an orange diamond sign with the words 'ROAD WORK AHEAD'. What is the correct action?

Stay in your lane and be ready to slow down or stop.

Honk your horn to warn the workers.

Change lanes to the shoulder to avoid the work.

Speed up to get through the zone quickly.

You are driving at night on a two-lane road. When must you dim your high-beam headlights?

When you are within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle

Only when the other driver flashes their lights at you

You never need to dim your lights if the road is dark

Only when you are within 100 feet of the other car

Your car begins to hydroplane on a wet highway. What is the first thing you should do?

Ease your foot off the gas pedal

Pump the brakes to slow down quickly

Turn the steering wheel hard to the left

Shift the car into reverse gear

What does the Implied Consent Law mean when you get a Georgia driver's license?

You agree to take a blood or breath test if a police officer asks.

You can refuse any test without any penalty to your license.

You promise to never drive after drinking a single beer.

You must pay a fee every year to keep your license.

You are driving at night and see a car approaching with bright headlights. What should you do?

Look toward the right edge of your lane until they pass

Flash your high beams to tell them to dim their lights

Slow down and close your eyes for a second

What happens to traffic fines if you commit a moving violation in a highway work zone with workers present?

The fine is reduced by half to help workers

The fine stays the same as usual

You only get a warning, no fine

You are driving on a two-lane road. The yellow line on your side is solid, and the yellow line on the other side is broken. What does this mean?

You must change lanes to the right.

You are approaching a roundabout.

You may pass if it is safe to do so.

You see a large truck in front of you and notice the driver is swerving and driving aggressively. What is the best action?

Pull over safely and call 911 to report the TACT violation

Tailgate the truck to slow them down

Flash your lights to try to calm the driver

Speed up to pass the truck immediately

You are driving on a curvy road. To stay safe and in your lane, when should you slow down?

Slow down before you enter the curve.

Speed up to get through the curve faster.

Wait until you are halfway through the curve.

Brake hard while you are inside the curve.

What are the three most basic rules you must follow to drive safely in Georgia?

Follow the speed limit, stop at red lights, and signal your turns.

Always stay in the right lane, pass on the left, and never stop.

Drive fast to beat traffic, ignore small signs, and use your horn.

Yield to everyone, drive slowly, and turn off your engine at lights.

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Variant 6 overview

To obtain a Georgia driver's license, you must provide proof of identity, residency, and citizenship. The required documents include a birth certificate, Social Security card, and utility bills. You can find more information on the Georgia Department of Driver Services website. [cite:ga_manual_p011_c1] You will also need to pass a vision test and a knowledge test. The vision test includes a check for peripheral vision and the ability to see colors. [cite:ga_manual_p008_c0] Additionally, you may need to provide proof of residency, such as a utility bill or lease agreement. [cite:ga_manual_p011_c1] If you are not a U.S. citizen, you will need to provide documentation from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. [cite:ga_manual_p011_c1] You can find more information on the required documents and testing procedures on the Georgia Department of Driver Services website. [cite:ga_manual_p011_c1]

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Georgia permit test: quick facts

To obtain a driver's license in Georgia, you must be at least 16 years old and meet the requirements set by the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS). The process involves several steps, including passing a vision test, completing a driver's education course, and obtaining a learner's permit. [cite:ga_drivers_license_requirements] You can apply for a learner's permit at the age of 16, which is valid for 2 years. To get a learner's permit, you must pass a vision test and provide proof of identity, residency, and citizenship [cite:ga_learner_permit_requirements]. The DDS offers several types of licenses, including a Class D license for private passenger vehicles and a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) for operating large trucks and buses [cite:ga_license_types]. To get a CDL, you must be at least 21 years old and pass a series of tests, including a written test, a skills test, and a physical exam [cite:ga_cdl_requirements]. You can find more information on the DDS website or by visiting a DDS customer service center [cite:ga_dds_website].

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To obtain a driver's license in Georgia, you must be at least 16 years old and meet certain requirements. [cite:ga_manual_1] You can apply for a learner's permit at 16 and must complete a driver's education course [cite:ga_manual_2]. The course includes 30 hours of classroom instruction or an online equivalent [cite:ga_manual_3]. You must also complete 6 hours of supervised driving at night [cite:ga_manual_4]. A parent or guardian must sign the application [cite:ga_manual_5]. You can obtain a Class D license at 16, but there are certain restrictions [cite:ga_manual_6]. You must complete a driver's education course and obtain a Class D license [cite:ga_manual_7]. The license is valid for 5 years [cite:ga_manual_8]. You can renew it online or by mail [cite:ga_manual_9]. You must provide proof of residency [cite:ga_manual_10].

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The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) issues driver's licenses and provides information on the requirements for obtaining a license. [cite:ga_drivers_license_requirements] To apply for a license, you must be a resident of Georgia and meet certain eligibility requirements. [cite:eligibility_requirements] You will need to provide proof of identity, residency, and citizenship. [cite:proof_of_identity] You can find more information on the DDS website or by visiting a DDS office. [cite:dds_offices]

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The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) has specific requirements for obtaining a driver's license, including completing a driver education course and obtaining a certain number of hours of supervised driving. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] The DDS also provides information on the different types of licenses and permits available, such as learner's permits, provisional licenses, and commercial driver's licenses. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] To obtain a learner's permit, individuals must be at least 16 years old and pass a written test on traffic laws and road signs. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] They must also complete a driver's education course, which includes 30 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of supervised driving. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] The provisional license is available to individuals who are at least 16 years old and have completed the required driver's education course. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] This license allows individuals to drive without supervision, but there are certain restrictions, such as not being able to drive between midnight and 5 a.m. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] The DDS also offers a limited permit for individuals who have completed a driver's education course and have a valid out-of-state license. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] This permit allows individuals to drive for a limited period of time while they are in Georgia. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] In addition to these requirements, individuals must also pass a vision test and provide proof of residency. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] The DDS also has specific requirements for commercial driver's licenses, which include passing a written test and a skills test. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] Individuals who are applying for a commercial driver's license must also provide proof of residency and pass a background check. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3] The DDS provides information on the different types of licenses and permits available, as well as the requirements for obtaining them. [cite:ga_manual_p049_c3]

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