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Questions last updated October 18, 2026 · Original practice questions written from the Utah Driver Handbook (Utah Department of Public Safety Driver License Division, May 2026 Edition) and checked against its text; not official DLD questions. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Utah Department of Public Safety or Driver License Division.

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  1. Road signs1 of 20

    What does an eight-sided octagonal traffic sign always indicate on Utah roads?

    The answer

    Answer: B. An octagonal (eight-sided) sign always indicates a mandatory complete stop. Motorists approaching a stop sign must bring their vehicle to a complete stop before the stop line, crosswalk, or intersection boundary, and yield right-of-way to pedestrians and oncoming traffic before proceeding safely. The handbook says to stop smoothly behind the stop line, crosswalk or stop sign, whichever comes first, without skidding.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 16: Signs, Signals, and Road Markings (p. 94)

  2. Road signs2 of 20

    What does a downward-pointing triangular traffic sign require drivers to do in Utah?

    The answer

    Answer: C. A downward-pointing triangular sign is a yield sign. When approaching a yield sign, drivers must slow down to a reasonable speed, look for oncoming cross traffic and pedestrians, and stop if necessary to allow other road users to proceed safely before continuing. Utah's handbook explains that right-of-way rules tell you and other drivers what to do, so a yield sign tells you who goes first.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 16: Signs, Signals, and Road Markings (p. 94)

  3. Intersections and turns3 of 20

    When two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection in Utah at the same time, who has the right-of-way?

    The answer

    Answer: B. At an uncontrolled intersection where there are no traffic signs or signals, the driver on the left must yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on their right when both vehicles reach the intersection at approximately the same time. The handbook also tells you to yield to a driver who is at the intersection before you.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 9: Rules of the Road (p. 50)

  4. Intersections and turns4 of 20

    How should motorists navigate a four-way stop intersection in Utah?

    The answer

    Answer: B. At a four-way stop, the first vehicle to reach the intersection and come to a complete stop has the right-of-way. If two vehicles arrive and stop at the exact same moment, the driver on the left must yield to the vehicle on their right. If the traffic lights at an intersection are not working, the handbook treats it the same way: stop first and yield to any vehicle on your right.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 9: Rules of the Road (p. 50)

  5. Alcohol and drugs5 of 20

    In Utah, what is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit at which an adult non-commercial driver is considered driving under the influence (DUI)?

    The answer

    Answer: D. Utah law establishes a statutory blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit of 0.05 percent for non-commercial drivers aged 21 and older, which is the strictest standard in the United States. Operating a motor vehicle with a BAC of 0.05 percent or higher constitutes driving under the influence.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving (p. 52)

  6. Alcohol and drugs6 of 20

    Under Utah's Not-a-Drop Act, what is the consequence for a driver under 21 who drives with any measurable amount of alcohol in their system?

    The answer

    Answer: A. Utah strictly enforces the 'Not-a-Drop' Act for motorists under age 21. It is illegal for any person under 21 to drive with any measurable or detectable amount of alcohol in their blood or breath. A first violation results in a mandatory six-month driver license suspension.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving (p. 54)

  7. Traffic signals and markings7 of 20

    What is the legal meaning of a flashing red traffic signal at a Utah intersection?

    The answer

    Answer: B. A flashing red traffic signal has the exact same legal meaning as a stop sign. Motorists must come to a complete stop before the stop line or crosswalk, yield the right-of-way to oncoming cross traffic and pedestrians, and proceed only when it is safe to do so.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 16: Signs, Signals, and Road Markings (p. 101)

  8. Traffic signals and markings8 of 20

    What does a steady circular yellow traffic light indicate to an approaching Utah driver?

    The answer

    Answer: D. A steady yellow traffic signal warns motorists that the green interval has ended and the signal is about to turn red. Drivers approaching a yellow light must come to a safe stop if they can do so without causing a rear-end collision; otherwise, they may clear the intersection cautiously.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 16: Signs, Signals, and Road Markings (p. 101)

  9. Speed and space9 of 20

    What does Utah's Basic Speed Law require of every motorist?

    The answer

    Answer: B. Utah's Basic Speed Law states that no person shall operate a motor vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under existing conditions, hazards, and roadway circumstances. Regardless of the posted limit, drivers must adjust speed for weather, traffic, and visibility. The handbook adds that when there is no sign and no special hazard, 25 mph is permitted in any business or residential area.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 9: Rules of the Road (p. 44)

  10. Speed and space10 of 20

    Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit in an active Utah school zone when children are present or lights are flashing?

    The answer

    Answer: D. Under Utah law, the speed limit in school zones is 20 miles per hour when children are arriving, departing, during recess, or whenever flashing yellow warning beacons are activated. Drivers must slow down and remain vigilant for children crossing. The handbook lists 25 mph for business or residential areas and 55 mph on major highways, as posted.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 9: Rules of the Road (p. 44)

  11. Sharing the road11 of 20

    When passing a bicycle traveling in the same direction, what minimum clearance must Utah drivers provide by law?

    The answer

    Answer: B. Utah law mandates that motorists maintain a minimum clearance of at least three feet when overtaking and passing a bicyclist or other vulnerable user. Drivers may cross the center line if safe to provide this required buffer distance. The handbook asks you to slow down when passing bicyclists to give them as much space as possible.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 14: Sharing the Road & Special Vehicles (pp. 74-75)

  12. Sharing the road12 of 20

    Under Utah's Move Over Law, what must a driver do when approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing emergency, hazard, or amber lights?

    The answer

    Answer: D. Utah's Move Over law requires drivers approaching stationary emergency, service, or hazard vehicles with flashing lights to reduce speed and vacate the lane closest to the stopped vehicle if safe. Conviction requires completing a 4-hour live defensive driving course within 90 days or facing a 90-day suspension.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 14: Sharing the Road & Special Vehicles (p. 77)

  13. Passing lane usage13 of 20

    Within what distance of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, or tunnel is passing another vehicle prohibited under Utah law?

    The answer

    Answer: C. Under Utah law, no vehicle shall drive on the left side of the roadway to pass when approaching within 100 feet of or traversing any intersection or railroad grade crossing, or when approaching within 100 feet of any bridge, viaduct, or tunnel. Utah law makes it illegal to drive off the paved roadway or onto the highway shoulder to pass another vehicle on the right.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 14: Sharing the Road & Special Vehicles (p. 75)

  14. Passing lane usage14 of 20

    When passing another vehicle on a two-lane Utah highway, when is it safe to return to the right travel lane?

    The answer

    Answer: C. When overtaking and passing a vehicle on a two-lane road in Utah, drivers must not return to the right lane until safely clear of the overtaken vehicle, which is when the entire front of the passed vehicle is visible in the inside rearview mirror. When being overtaken by another vehicle, drivers must maintain their travel speed and yield to the right, never accelerating to block the pass.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 8: Driving Maneuvers & Signals (p. 34)

  15. Parking15 of 20

    What is the minimum legal distance you must park away from a fire hydrant in Utah?

    The answer

    Answer: A. Under Utah traffic law, parking, stopping, or standing a vehicle within 15 feet of any fire hydrant is strictly prohibited. This clear space ensures emergency firefighting equipment and crews have immediate, unobstructed access during a fire. Utah's handbook lists the hydrant distance with its other no-parking rules, so it applies to parking, stopping and standing.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 8: Driving Maneuvers & Signals (p. 32)

  16. Parking16 of 20

    When parallel parking along a roadway curb in Utah, how close must your vehicle wheels be to the curb?

    The answer

    Answer: D. Utah law specifies that every vehicle stopped or parked parallel upon a roadway where there are adjacent curbs must be parked with the right-hand wheels within 12 inches of the right-hand curb (or left-hand curb on a one-way street). In the handbook's parking section the rear wheel is the one measured: it must be no further than 12 inches from the curb.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 8: Driving Maneuvers & Signals (p. 33)

  17. Licensing (GDL)17 of 20

    What is the minimum age at which a Utah resident may apply for a learner permit?

    The answer

    Answer: A. In Utah, an applicant must be at least 15 years old to obtain a learner permit. Permit holders under age 18 must hold their learner permit for at least six months and log at least 40 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night. Consent from a parent or legal guardian is required for applicants under 18.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 3: Driver License (p. 7)

  18. Licensing (GDL)18 of 20

    How many hours of supervised driving practice must an applicant under age 18 complete before taking the Utah road driving test?

    The answer

    Answer: B. Utah law requires permit holders under age 18 to complete a minimum of 40 hours of supervised driving practice with an approved adult, with at least 10 of those hours completed during nighttime driving hours, certified by a parent or guardian. The driver education section of the handbook repeats this requirement: 40 hours of driving, with 10 of them after sunset, with a parent or legal guardian.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 3: Driver License (p. 7)

  19. Emergencies safety19 of 20

    In Utah, what total property damage amount resulting from a traffic crash legally requires immediate notification of law enforcement?

    The answer

    Answer: A. Under Utah law, the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injury to or death of any person, or apparent property damage to the extent of $2,500 or more, must immediately by the quickest means of communication notify the nearest police agency.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 12: In Case of an Accident (p. 65)

  20. Emergencies safety20 of 20

    Under Utah child passenger safety law, which children must be secured in an approved child restraint or booster seat?

    The answer

    Answer: D. Utah law mandates that children under eight years of age must be properly secured in an approved child restraint device or booster seat, unless the child is at least 57 inches (4 feet 9 inches) tall, in which case a standard safety belt may be used.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 7: Safety Belts & Child Restraints (p. 28)

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Utah Driver License alcohol and drug questions

34 of the 300 questions in the bank cover alcohol and drugs. 2 are free here, with the answer and where it comes from:

  • In Utah, what is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit at which an adult non-commercial driver is considered driving under the influence (DUI)? Answer: 0.05 percent or higherUtah Driver Handbook — Section 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving (p. 52)
  • Under Utah's Not-a-Drop Act, what is the consequence for a driver under 21 who drives with any measurable amount of alcohol in their system? Answer: A mandatory 6-month driver license suspension for a first offenseUtah Driver Handbook — Section 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving (p. 54)

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