Oklahoma Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions

Correct answer: 5 a.m.–10 p.m., or anytime for school, church or work

The intermediate (T) restriction allows driving from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., with exceptions for school, church or work, or when a licensed driver 21+ is in the front seat.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – New Graduated Driver License (GDL)

Correct answer: One, unless all are household members

With a T restriction, a teen may carry one passenger, or only people who live in the driver's home, unless a licensed driver 21+ is in the front seat.

Source: Chapter 2: Your Driver License Restrictions and Renewals – Restriction Codes

Correct answer: They stay at their GDL level for 6 months after it

If convicted of a moving violation, you stay at your current GDL level (learner or intermediate) until 6 months from the conviction date.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – New Graduated Driver License (GDL)

Correct answer: At least 180 days

For the intermediate license, the teen must have held the learner permit for at least 180 days (6 months).

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Table 1—Types of Licenses

Correct answer: A Work Zone Safe completion certificate

Intermediate license applicants must present a Work Zone Safe completion certificate.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Table 1—Types of Licenses

Correct answer: After 6 months

The intermediate restriction can be removed after 6 months if you completed driver education, and after 1 year without it.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Table 1—Types of Licenses

Correct answer: 15

A Class D learner permit is available at 15 if you are taking or have passed an approved driver education course.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Table 1—Types of Licenses

Correct answer: 55 hours

Students must complete 30 hours of classroom training and 55 hours of behind-the-wheel training.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Parent-Taught Driver Education

Correct answer: 30 hours

The program requires 30 hours of classroom training plus 55 hours behind the wheel.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Parent-Taught Driver Education

Correct answer: It is probationary and can be suspended for any moving violation

A license issued to drivers under 18 is probationary, and Service Oklahoma can cancel or suspend it for any moving traffic violation.

Source: Chapter 13: Violations and Penalties – Probationary License

Correct answer: Their license can be suspended or canceled

Learner's permit and intermediate license holders can be suspended or have their license canceled for using a hand-held device while driving except in a life-threatening emergency.

Source: Chapter 11: Driving Tips – Pay Attention – Be Alert

Correct answer: It is extended until they turn 16

If you are under 16 at the time or would still be under 16 at the end of the cancellation, Service Oklahoma extends it until you turn 16.

Source: Chapter 12: Alcohol, Drugs and Driving – Zero Tolerance for Drivers under 21

Correct answer: Anyone under 18

A helmet is required for anyone under 18 years of age on a motorcycle.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – Table 1—Types of Licenses

Correct answer: Teens crash more than any other age group

Oklahoma's teenage drivers have more crashes than any other age group, so GDL phases in privileges as they gain experience.

Source: Chapter 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License – New Graduated Driver License (GDL)