Oklahoma Driver License: Restrictions, Renewals, Registration, Insurance and Belts

31 questions with the correct answer and an explanation for each. Topic: Restrictions, Renewals, Registration, Insurance and Belts. Free, no account needed.

1. Who legally owns a driver's license issued to a resident of Oklahoma?

No one; it is unowned property
The State of Oklahoma
The examiner who issued it
The licensee

Answer: B — The State of Oklahoma

The license belongs to the state and can be denied, canceled, suspended, or revoked.

2. A driver's license is lost. Under what condition can a replacement be issued?

Only if the original was a valid Oklahoma license
Only if a new photo is taken at a state office
Only if the license had not yet expired by more than 60 days
Only if the driver reports it to police first

Answer: A — Only if the original was a valid Oklahoma license

Only a valid Oklahoma license can be replaced.

3. A driver wants to renew a license before it expires. How early can this be done?

Up to six months early
Up to 90 days early
Only in the final month before expiration
Up to one year early

Answer: D — Up to one year early

A license may be renewed up to one year before it expires.

4. A legal permanent resident with a valid permanent resident card wants to renew a license. Where can this be done?

Only at the location of original issuance
Only online
At any location
Only with a Service Oklahoma examiner

Answer: C — At any location

Legal permanent residents with a valid card may renew at any location, unlike other non-citizens who must use an examiner.

5. A servicemember stationed outside Oklahoma has a license that expires while deployed. How long after returning may renewal be delayed, or what alternative is offered?

One year after returning, or renewal online only
90 days after returning, with no mail option
30 days after returning, or renewal in person only
60 days after returning, or renewal by mail

Answer: D — 60 days after returning, or renewal by mail

Military personnel outside Oklahoma need not renew until 60 days after returning, or may renew by mail.

6. A license has been expired for more than a year. What is required to renew it?

A doctor's medical clearance form
A written retest only
Renewal online with a credit card only
Renewal at a location approved to accept a certified birth certificate or US passport

Answer: D — Renewal at a location approved to accept a certified birth certificate or US passport

A license expired over a year must be renewed at a location that can accept a certified birth certificate or passport.

7. A driver moves to a new address. Within how many days must Service Oklahoma be notified?

60 days
5 days
30 days
10 days

Answer: D — 10 days

Address changes must be reported within 10 days.

8. How does Service Oklahoma typically deliver legal notice, such as of a suspension, to a driver?

Certified mail requiring a signature
Email to the address on file
In person through a licensed operator
First-class mail to the address of record

Answer: D — First-class mail to the address of record

Legal notice is served by first-class mail to the address of record.

9. A 16-year-old holds a probationary license. Until what age does this probationary status apply?

Answer: D — 18

The license is probationary until age 18.

10. A parent lets an unlicensed teen drive the family car alone. Who can be arrested?

Only the parent who allowed it
Neither, since it occurred on private family property
Only the teen who drove
Both the driver and the person who let them drive

Answer: D — Both the driver and the person who let them drive

Both the unlicensed driver and whoever let them drive can be arrested.

11. A license restriction code shows the letter B. What does this indicate?

A requirement for an automatic transmission
A requirement for turn indicators
A requirement for corrective lenses
A requirement for a left outside mirror

Answer: C — A requirement for corrective lenses

Code B indicates corrective lenses are required.

12. A driver has limited hearing and limited vision in the left eye that requires both a mirror accommodation and lens correction. Which single restriction code covers both conditions?

Answer: C — 2

Code 2 combines both B (corrective lenses) and F (left outside mirror).

13. A driver's license carries restriction code 6. What does this require in the vehicle?

Adequate artificial limbs
A steering knob for limited hand use
An automatic transmission
Food, fruit or candy within reach for insulin-dependent diabetes

Answer: D — Food, fruit or candy within reach for insulin-dependent diabetes

Code 6 requires food, fruit, or candy within reach for insulin-dependent diabetes.

14. A license has restriction code 9. What does this require while driving?

A licensed driver 21 or older in the front seat
An automatic transmission only
A helmet at all times
Driving only from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Answer: A — A licensed driver 21 or older in the front seat

Code 9 requires accompaniment by a licensed driver 21 or older in the front seat.

15. A 15-year-old rides a motorcycle under restriction code 0. What is the maximum engine size permitted?

500 cc
150 cc
350 cc
300 cc

Answer: D — 300 cc

Riders under 16 with restriction 0 are limited to no more than 300 cc.

16. A 15-year-old with restriction code 0 rides a motorcycle under 150 cc. What speed limit applies to that bike?

25 mph
35 mph
45 mph
55 mph

Answer: B — 35 mph

A bike under 150 cc is limited to 35 mph and barred from highways with a posted minimum speed.

17. A rider held restriction 0 as a young teen. At what age is the restriction lifted, though a helmet is still required until 18?

Answer: A — 16

The time, engine size, and passenger limits of restriction 0 lift at 16, but the helmet requirement continues until 18.

18. A teen has a motorcycle learner permit under restriction code A. Who may supervise this rider?

A parent, guardian, or licensed and endorsed adult 21 or older in visual contact
No supervision is required
A licensed driver of any age riding as a passenger
Any adult over 18

Answer: A — A parent, guardian, or licensed and endorsed adult 21 or older in visual contact

Restriction A requires supervision by a parent, guardian, or a licensed and endorsed adult 21 or older who is in visual contact.

19. A 17-year-old holds a graduated license under restriction T and wants to drive to a late shift at work. Between what hours is unsupervised driving normally allowed under this restriction?

4:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
There is no time restriction under T
5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
6 a.m. to midnight

Answer: C — 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Restriction T allows driving from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., with exceptions for school, church, work, or a licensed driver at least 21 present.

20. A driver with restriction T wants to carry two friends who are not household members, without an adult present. Is this allowed?

No, restriction T bars all passengers under any circumstance
Yes, up to three passengers are always allowed
Yes, as long as it is during daylight hours
No, unless a licensed driver at least 21 rides in the front passenger seat

Answer: D — No, unless a licensed driver at least 21 rides in the front passenger seat

Under restriction T, only one passenger or household members are allowed unless a licensed driver at least 21 is in the front passenger seat.

21. A driver is convicted of violating a license restriction. What is the maximum penalty?

A $500 fine, six months in jail, or both
Automatic revocation with no fine
A $250 fine and 30 days in jail
A $1,000 fine only

Answer: A — A $500 fine, six months in jail, or both

Driving without a valid license or violating a restriction can bring a fine up to $500, six months in jail, or both.

22. A driver is required to carry liability coverage. What is the minimum coverage for injury or death of one person in an accident?

$25,000
$10,000
$100,000
$50,000

Answer: A — $25,000

The minimum liability requirement is $25,000 for injury or death of one person.

23. Besides any officer or Service Oklahoma representative who asks, to whom must a driver show the security verification form?

The vehicle's owner, before each trip
The vehicle's insurance agent
The other driver and people involved in a collision
No one else; it is only for law enforcement

Answer: C — The other driver and people involved in a collision

Besides an officer or Service Oklahoma representative, the form must be shown to the other driver and people involved in a collision.

24. An uninsured driver causes a collision. At what dollar amount of injury or property damage does Service Oklahoma suspend the license?

$1,000 or more
Any amount, no matter how small
$250 or more
$500 or more

Answer: D — $500 or more

Service Oklahoma suspends the license of an uninsured driver or owner in a collision with any injury or property damage of $500 or more.

25. A driver is caught in simple possession of a counterfeit security verification form. What is the penalty?

A warning with no fine
A $500 fine with no suspension
A felony charge only
A misdemeanor with a fine up to $250 and mandatory suspension of license and registration

Answer: D — A misdemeanor with a fine up to $250 and mandatory suspension of license and registration

Simple possession of a counterfeit form is a misdemeanor with a fine up to $250 and mandatory suspension of license and registration.

26. A driver is convicted of failing to produce proof of insurance to an officer on request. What is the maximum penalty?

A $1,000 fine with no jail time
A $500 fine, six months in jail, or both
Only a warning on first offense
A $250 fine, 30 days in jail, or both, plus suspension of license and registration

Answer: D — A $250 fine, 30 days in jail, or both, plus suspension of license and registration

Failing to comply with the compulsory insurance law or produce proof carries a fine up to $250, 30 days in jail or both, plus suspension.

27. A driver buys a used vehicle. What must be transferred as part of completing the purchase?

The title
Only the registration sticker
Only the insurance policy
Only the license plate

Answer: A — The title

Buying or selling a vehicle requires a title transfer.

28. A parent is driving with a 3-year-old child in the car. What must the child be secured in?

A seat belt only, no other restraint needed
An adult's lap, if held securely
A child passenger restraint system
Any restraint is optional if riding in the back seat

Answer: C — A child passenger restraint system

A driver carrying a child under eight must use a child passenger restraint system.

29. An infant is riding in a child restraint system. Until what age must the child ride rear-facing, or until reaching the seat's weight or height limit?

One
Four
Eight
Two

Answer: D — Two

A child must ride rear-facing until age two or until reaching the system's weight or height limit.

30. A 6-year-old child who is 4 feet 2 inches tall is riding in a car. What must this child be secured in?

Only a rear-facing car seat
A child restraint or a seat belt
The front seat with an air bag disabled
No restraint is required at this age

Answer: B — A child restraint or a seat belt

A child at least four but under eight who is not taller than 4 feet 9 inches must be secured in a child restraint or a seat belt.

31. A vehicle has a passenger-side air bag, and a family is deciding where a 10-year-old child should sit. Where should the child ride?

In the front seat only if held by an adult
Anywhere, since air bags pose no risk to children
In the front seat, since the air bag protects children
In the back seat

Answer: D — In the back seat

With a passenger-side air bag, children under 12 should ride in the back seat.