Alaska: Driving record and points — Part 3 Practice Test
Questions in this part include: “At the end of a suspension, after meeting any reinstatement requirements, what must you do?” · “If you are convicted in court of driving while your license is cancelled, suspended, or revoked, what must happen?”
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Questions are original and based on the official manual "Alaska Driver Manual" (Revised October 2025), Alaska Department of Administration, Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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At the end of a suspension, after meeting any reinstatement requirements, what must you do?
- Wait for a new license to be mailed to you
- Apply for a duplicate license at a field office
- Retake the written test and the road test
- Take a new photograph at a third-party tester
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Correct answer: Apply for a duplicate license at a field office
You must apply for a duplicate license at one of the DMV field offices.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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For which of these must driving privileges be suspended?
- Perjury to the department
- Reckless driving
- Unlawful flight by motor vehicle to avoid arrest
- Driving in violation of license restrictions
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Correct answer: Driving in violation of license restrictions
Driving privileges must be suspended for driving in violation of license restrictions.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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Operating or owning an uninsured vehicle involved in a crash leads to what action?
- Driving privileges must be suspended
- Driving privileges must be revoked
- Only a warning letter is sent
- A fine with no license action
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Correct answer: Driving privileges must be suspended
Driving privileges must be suspended for operating or owning an uninsured vehicle involved in a crash.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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At the end of a revocation, when reinstatement requirements are met, what may be obtained?
- A duplicate of the old license
- A learner’s permit only
- A new license
- A temporary license that expires in 30 days
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Correct answer: A new license
At the end of revocation, when requirements are met, a new license may be obtained.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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For which court conviction must driving privileges be revoked?
- Driving in violation of license restrictions
- Unlawful flight by motor vehicle to avoid arrest
- Operating or owning an uninsured vehicle involved in a crash
- Following too close
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Correct answer: Unlawful flight by motor vehicle to avoid arrest
Unlawful flight by motor vehicle to avoid arrest is on the list of court convictions that require revocation.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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A driver is convicted in court of one of these. Which conviction requires that driving privileges be revoked?
- Failure to obey official traffic control devices in a school zone
- Following too close
- Speeding 20 mph or more over the limit
- Failure to stop and render aid at the scene of a personal injury crash
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Correct answer: Failure to stop and render aid at the scene of a personal injury crash
Failure to stop and render aid at the scene when involved in a personal injury crash requires revocation.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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A court conviction for giving untrue information relating to motor vehicles to the department (perjury) must result in what?
- Revocation of driving privileges
- Suspension of driving privileges
- A required driver improvement course
- Only a warning letter
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Correct answer: Revocation of driving privileges
Perjury, giving untrue information relating to motor vehicles to the department, is a court conviction for which driving privileges must be revoked.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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Revocation is required for a felony in connection with a motor vehicle that does what?
- Damages only a parked car
- Occurs in a school zone
- Causes injury or death
- Involves a commercial vehicle
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Correct answer: Causes injury or death
A felony in connection with a motor vehicle causing injury or death, such as manslaughter, negligent homicide, or assault with a vehicle, requires revocation.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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If you are convicted in court of driving while your license is cancelled, suspended, or revoked, what must happen?
- Driving privileges are only suspended
- Only a fine, with no license action
- Only a defensive driver course
- Driving privileges must be revoked
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Correct answer: Driving privileges must be revoked
Driving while the license is cancelled, suspended, or revoked is a court conviction that requires revocation.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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If you are convicted in court of driving under the influence, what must happen?
- Driving privileges must be revoked
- Driving privileges are only suspended
- Only a warning letter is sent
- Only a driver improvement course is required
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Correct answer: Driving privileges must be revoked
Driving under the influence is a court conviction that requires revocation of driving privileges.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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Which offense requires the DMV to revoke driving privileges administratively?
- Habitual violations of motor vehicle laws
- Failing to report a name change in writing
- Requesting a duplicate license more than once
- Missing a scheduled road test appointment
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Correct answer: Habitual violations of motor vehicle laws
The DMV must administratively revoke driving privileges for habitual violations of motor vehicle laws.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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Can the DMV take action against your driving privileges regardless of the outcome of a related court proceeding?
- Yes, it has authority to take independent action
- No, it must always wait for the court decision
- Yes, but only after a court conviction occurs
- No, only a judge can suspend or revoke a license
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Correct answer: Yes, it has authority to take independent action
The DMV has the authority to take independent action against your driving privileges regardless of the outcome of any related court proceeding.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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What is required following any suspension, revocation, or limitation?
- A letter from your employer
- A new photograph only
- A reinstatement fee
- A defensive driver course
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Correct answer: A reinstatement fee
A reinstatement fee is required following any suspension, revocation, or limitation.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 13 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 13)
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How many points does a DUI add to your driving record, according to the consequences list?
- 4 points
- 10 points
- 6 points
- 8 points
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Correct answer: 10 points
The list of consequences of a DUI includes 10 points on your driving record.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 15 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 15)
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According to the Alaska law cited in the manual, how many points are assessed for traffic violations committed while using a bicycle?
- One point
- None
- Two points
- Half the usual points
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Correct answer: None
The manual says no points are assessed for traffic violations when using a bicycle.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 45 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 45)
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Which of these does the manual list as a result of breaking traffic laws?
- Points on your driving record
- A mandatory road test every year
- Cancellation of your vehicle insurance
- Loss of your vehicle registration
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Correct answer: Points on your driving record
The manual says breaking the law means accumulating points on your driving record, fines, and penalties, and even the loss of your driver license.
Source: Alaska Driver Manual (Revised October 2025), page 89 · Open this page in the manual (Manual page 89)