Trusted Local Auto
Back to Utah

Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice

Full test preview Question 1 of 50

0 answered 50 remaining

Passing target: 80% (40/50)

Vehicle Safety, Documents & TowingStandalone practice

You adjust the driver's seat before a trip. The steering wheel has an air bag. How should you sit?

An empty driver’s seat, steering wheel and pedals are shown from the open side door. The card asks about seat distance and posture for the steering-wheel air bag.

An empty driver’s seat, steering wheel and pedals are shown from the open side door. The card asks about seat distance and posture for the steering-wheel air bag.

Exit practice

Continue learning

Related Utah questions

When you start your car for a trip, the red brake warning light stays on, and the brake pedal feels softer than usual. What should you do?You drive your 7-year-old nephew, who is 58 inches tall, to school. What does Utah law require for him?Your new car has blind-spot warning and lane-keeping assistance. You want to change lanes on the freeway, and the blind-spot warning light is off. What should you do?A large parking pass and an air freshener hang from your rearview mirror. Together they block part of your view of the road ahead and to the right. What should you do before you drive?The left headlight of your car has burned out. The right headlight still works on both low and high beam. What does Utah's equipment rule require?In which of these cases does Utah law allow a person to ride in a trailer while a motor vehicle tows it on a highway?
View all Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice resources