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Oklahoma DMV Cheat Sheet

The 70 highest-yield Oklahoma DMV questions with the correct answer and one line of logic each - plus the walk-in document checklist and the signs you must know on sight. Print it, mark it up, walk in calm.

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1. What is the main benefit of keeping a space cushion around your vehicle?
✓ It gives you time and room to react to hazards
Keeping open space ahead, behind, and to the sides gives you the time and room to react to sudden hazards, such as a car braking hard or a child running out. Defensive driving is largely about preserving that cushion so you are never boxed in. The more space you keep, the more options you have.
2. When you move to a new address, you must:
✓ Notify the motor vehicle agency within the time your state requires
You are required to notify the motor vehicle agency of an address change within the period your state sets (often a week or two). This keeps your license and registration records current so you receive important notices. Failing to update your address can cause you to miss renewal or suspension notices.
3. If your brakes suddenly fail, you should:
✓ Pump the brake pedal, then use the parking brake gradually and downshift
If your brakes fail, pump the brake pedal to try to build pressure, then apply the parking brake gradually and downshift to slow the engine (Oklahoma Driver Manual). Steer toward a safe area off the road. Do not turn off the engine while moving, as that can lock the steering.
4. The surest way to avoid an alcohol-related crash is to ________.
✓ never drink and drive
The only sure way to avoid an alcohol-related crash is to never drink and drive - separate the two completely. Driving slowly, switching drinks, or waiting a short time does not make impaired driving safe. Plan a sober ride every time you'll be drinking.
5. Before making a turn, you should signal continuously for ________.
✓ enough distance to let others react in advance
You should signal well before a turn or lane change so other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians have time to anticipate your move. Signaling at the last second defeats the purpose. Make early, consistent signaling an automatic habit, even when you don't see anyone nearby. (Exact required distance is set by each state.)
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