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Oklahoma Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Another car bumps the rear of your car at low speed on a busy street. No one is hurt, and both cars can still move, but they block a traffic lane. What should you do?

Silver car B is stopped just behind blue car A in the right travel lane after a low-speed rear bump. The card states that nobody is hurt and both cars can still move. A broad, empty shoulder lies to their right.

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A 30-year-old driver is stopped at night, and a breath test shows an alcohol concentration of exactly 0.08. What does this result mean under Oklahoma law?After two beers at a cookout, Marcus says that he feels fine and can decide for himself whether he is safe to drive. What is the main reason that his feeling is not a safe guide?Chris, 30, drinks two beers and then drives. An officer stops Chris for weaving across the lane line, and a breath test shows 0.06. Which statement is correct under Oklahoma law?You drive your nephew to school. He is 6 years old and 4 feet 2 inches tall. How must he ride under Oklahoma law?A driver with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.09 is arrested for DUI. Her 16-year-old son rides in the back seat. Under current Oklahoma law, which charge applies?In a store parking lot, you back into a parked car and dent its door. No one is in the car, and you cannot find the owner in the store. What must you do?

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