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Practice deck · part of Arizona permit test — state rules · written against: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (ADOT MVD), form 99-0117, revised September 2026, checked 2026-10-10, and against state law in force on 2026-10-18 (where the two differ, the cards follow the law and name the handbook's figure); state-specific figures only — pair with the national core. Updated 2026-10-10.

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  1. At what age can you first be issued an Arizona graduated instruction permit?

    A) 16 years and 6 months
    B) 15 years and 6 months
    C) 16
    D) 14 years and 6 months
    B) 15 years and 6 months

    The same age applies to a motorcycle instruction permit. A restricted permit from 15 exists only for students in an approved driver-training program.
    Permit & Provisional License
  2. What does Arizona law say about holding a wireless device while driving?

    A) Holding it is allowed for calls under a minute
    B) Holding or supporting it is banned
    C) Holding it is allowed outside school zones
    D) Holding it is allowed for drivers over 18
    B) Holding or supporting it is banned

    Hands-free and voice-to-text use stay legal for most drivers, but a permit holder may use a device only in an emergency, and a new Class G driver faces a similar ban for the first 6 months.
    Phones & Distraction
  3. Under Arizona law, when does the nighttime headlight requirement start and end?

    A) From 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise
    B) From one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise
    C) From sunset to sunrise
    D) Only when visibility drops below 1,000 feet
    C) From sunset to sunrise

    Arizona also requires them whenever the light is too poor to see people and vehicles clearly from 500 feet away.
    Headlights & Signals
  4. How close to a fire hydrant may you park in Arizona?

    A) No closer than 10 feet
    B) No closer than 15 feet
    C) No closer than 20 feet
    D) No closer than 25 feet
    B) No closer than 15 feet

    Parking is also banned on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within an intersection and on bridges or in tunnels.
    Parking & Curbs
  5. When may an Arizona driver turn left against a red light?

    A) From a one-way road onto another one-way road
    B) From any road onto a one-way road
    C) From a one-way road onto a two-way road
    D) Never; Arizona bans all left turns on red
    A) From a one-way road onto another one-way road

    Stop, yield to traffic and pedestrians, and obey any sign that forbids the turn.
    Turns & Lanes
  6. Which adult occupants must wear a seat belt under Arizona's safety belt law?

    A) Everyone in the front seats
    B) Only the driver
    C) Everyone in every seat
    D) Only the front-seat passenger
    A) Everyone in the front seats

    This covers vehicles of model year 1972 and later; where a seat has only a lap belt, that belt must be worn, properly adjusted.
    Occupant Safety

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  • Facts checked against the Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division), form 99-0117, Revised September 2026, checked 2026-10-10; wording is original and no handbook text is reproduced.
  • Numbers also checked against the Arizona Revised Statutes, Titles 4 and 28 (azleg.gov), on 2026-10-12.
  • Facts also checked against current state law (the statutes and regulations in force on 2026-10-18); where the manual and the law differ, the card follows the law and says what the manual says.
  • Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division or any other agency; not legal advice. Figures change — confirm against the current handbook before your test.

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