Free Georgia DDS Practice Permit Test - Practice Test 2 2026

What's on the Georgia Practice Test 2

The real Georgia knowledge test has 40 questions, and to pass you need at least 15 of 20 on each part (Road Signs and Road Rules). Practice Test 2 is a 25-question set drawn from 47 questions, scored against a practice target of 75%.

Topics in this test's question pool

• Road signs 18
• Traffic laws 13
• Right of way 5
• Safe driving 4
• Parking 3
• Speed limits 1
• Alcohol & drugs 1
• Vehicle equipment 1
• Emergencies 1

47 questions in the pool, 10 of them written specifically for Georgia. Each attempt shows 25 in a new order.

Sample questions from this test, with answers

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1. 1. On Georgia highways, where does milepost zero start for a route?

   • A. At the north or east border
   • B. At the state capitol in Atlanta
   • C. At the south or west border (correct)
   • D. At the county line nearest Atlanta

   Why: Milepost markers are placed every mile along a route across the state. Numbering always starts at zero at the south or west border where the route begins.

   Source: official Georgia driver handbook, p.32 (PDF p.33), Guide Signs

2. 2. On a two-lane road in Georgia, passing is not allowed within how many feet of a bridge, viaduct or tunnel?

   • A. 50 feet
   • B. 100 feet (correct)
   • C. 200 feet
   • D. 500 feet

   Why: Georgia bans passing on two-lane roads within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct, tunnel or railroad crossing. These are places where space is tight and oncoming traffic may be hard to see.

   Source: official Georgia driver handbook, p.18 (PDF p.19), Passing is Prohibited on Two-Lane Roads

3. 3. What does this warning sign tell you?

   • A. A stop sign is ahead (correct)
   • B. The road ends ahead
   • C. Stopping is not allowed
   • D. A police checkpoint is ahead

   Why: The stop-ahead sign warns that there is a stop sign coming up that you may not see yet. Slow down and get ready to stop.

   Source: p.11 (PDF p.19), Warning signs

4. 4. What does a downward-pointing triangle sign mean?

   • A. Stop ahead
   • B. Yield (correct)
   • C. Do not enter
   • D. Merge

   Why: An inverted (downward-pointing) triangle is always a YIELD sign. Slow down, be ready to stop, and give the right of way to traffic and pedestrians.

   Source: Federal MUTCD 11th ed. (Dec 2023) 2A.05, Table 2A-1 Use of Sign Shapes

5. 5. A yellow diamond sign showing an arrow that curves back and forth several times warns of:

   • A. A winding road ahead (correct)
   • B. A slippery road
   • C. A single sharp curve
   • D. A steep hill ahead

   Why: The Winding Road sign (a single arrow that bends back and forth) warns of three or more curves in a row ahead. An S-shaped arrow with only two bends is the Reverse Curve sign. Reduce speed and stay alert through the curves.

   Source: Federal MUTCD 11th ed. (Dec 2023) 2C.07 Paragraph 05

6. 6. A five-sided (pentagon) sign that points upward indicates:

   • A. A no-passing zone
   • B. A school zone or crossing (correct)
   • C. A hospital zone ahead
   • D. A railroad crossing ahead

   Why: An upward-pointing pentagon sign marks a school zone or school crossing. It is typically yellow-green and warns that children may be present.

   Source: Federal MUTCD 11th ed. (Dec 2023) 2A.05, Table 2A-1 Use of Sign Shapes

More Georgia facts, the full requirements table and the printable PDF are on the Georgia permit practice test page.