Arkansas Driving Permit Practice Test

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Study for the Arkansas Driving Permit Test. Use flashcards and multiple choice questions with hints and explanations to ace your exam! Get ready for your journey on the road!

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How far ahead should you look down the road to avoid last-minute braking or turning in the city?

Half a city block
One city block
Two city blocks
Three city blocks

The correct answer is: One city block

Looking one city block ahead in the city while driving allows you to anticipate and react to any upcoming changes in traffic or road conditions without the need for sudden braking or turning. This distance provides you with enough time to adjust your speed or lane position safely. It is important to maintain good situational awareness while driving to ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road. Option A, half a city block, may not provide enough time to respond to potential hazards or changes. Options C and D, two city blocks and three city blocks, respectively, may result in looking too far ahead, potentially causing you to overlook immediate dangers or obstacles in your path. Thus, looking one city block ahead strikes a good balance between being prepared for what's coming while staying aware of your current surroundings.