Arizona Permit Practice Test: Right-of-Way Rules (2026)

Question 1 of 14

At a T intersection, who must yield?

1. The driver on the through street
2. The driver on the street that ends
3. Whoever is faster

Question 2 of 14

What does the law say about the right-of-way?

1. It belongs to the fastest
2. It belongs to the larger vehicle
3. It only says who must yield; no one may take it if a crash could result

Question 3 of 14

A car ahead in the next lane has stopped for a pedestrian. May you pass it?

1. No, even with a clear lane or green light
2. Yes, if your lane is clear
3. Yes, with a green light

Question 4 of 14

When must you come to a complete stop at a school crossing?

1. Only when a guard is present
2. When anyone is in the crosswalk
3. Never

Question 5 of 14

Leaving a driveway or alley, where must you stop?

1. In the street
2. Only if a car is coming
3. Before reaching the sidewalk

Question 6 of 14

When turning left, whom must you yield to?

1. Oncoming vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians
2. No one
3. Only trucks

Question 7 of 14

An emergency vehicle with siren approaches. What must you do?

1. Speed up
2. Move right and stop until it passes
3. Stop where you are

Question 8 of 14

How far behind a fire truck responding to an emergency must you stay?

1. 100 feet
2. 50 feet
3. At least 500 feet

Question 9 of 14

Arizona's Move Over Law applies to which stopped vehicles?

1. Any vehicle with flashing lights pulled to the side, including private vehicles
2. Only police cars
3. Only ambulances

Question 10 of 14

When must you yield to a funeral procession?

1. Never
2. When it is led by an escort vehicle flashing red or blue lights
3. Only on Sundays

Question 11 of 14

When don't you have to stop for a stopped school bus in Arizona?

1. On any two-lane road
2. Never must you stop
3. On a divided roadway with a physical barrier, traveling the opposite way

Question 12 of 14

A school bus has flashing lights and its stop arm out. How long must you stay stopped?

1. Until it moves or the arm and lights are off
2. Five seconds
3. Until children board

Question 13 of 14

Entering a roundabout, whom must you yield to?

1. No one
2. Vehicles already in it, large vehicles entering at the same time, pedestrians and bicyclists
3. Only cars on the right

Question 14 of 14

Entering a road from a private drive, a car approaches with its turn signal on. What should you do?

1. Go immediately
2. Honk
3. Wait until the other driver commits to the turn