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GDL Teen Driver Survey and Quiz

Tell us a little about yourself!

Ready to test your knowledge of what it takes to get a driver's license in Alaska? Please answer a few questions for us before starting your quiz. All participants who submit their quiz and contact information will be eligible to be entered into a drawing to receive a $25.00 Visa gift card as an incentive to help you review what it takes to get your license as a teen driver. See details below.

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Alaskan participants who fill out this survey and quiz will be eligible for a drawing for one of five $25.00 Visa gift cards! Please provide your address so we can mail you your gift card if you are selected as a winner. PLEASE NOTE: Only Alaskan residents are eligible to be entered to win a gift card, and you must press submit at the bottom of the page. Please e-mail us at info@safealaskans.org or call 907-929-3939 if you have any issues or questions.

Email(Required)

Can we contact you with future safety information and events?(Required)

Yes

Age Range(Required)

14 - 16

16 - 18

19 - 21

21+

Are you a teen driver or a parent or caregiver of a teen driver?(Required)

Teen Driver or Future Teen Driver

Parent or Caregiver of a Teen Driver

Other

We want to hear from you! As a parent or caregiver of a teen driver, or if you're a teen driver yourself, what is something that you'd like to see when it comes to learning about driving? Is it e-mails with safety facts? Facebook or Instagram posts? Tell us what you'd like to know! Your response will help shape our future teen driver safety campaigns!(Required)

Quiz

What does GDL stand for?

Good Driver's Law

Graduated Driver's License

Great Driver License

What is the GDL program designed to do?

To introduce driving privileges to young drivers and eventually receive their unrestricted driver's license.

To show young drivers the areas in which they can drive on

To introduce vehicle privileges to young drivers and eventually get them a good discount on their car insurance.

What is the minimum age a young driver can get their Instruction Permit (sometimes called a learner's permit)?

What is the minimum age a young driver can move from an Instruction Permit to a Provisional License?

You have just turned 16! You've had your Instruction permit for 6 months and have a good driving record. How do you apply for a provisional license?

You must apply online on the DMV website and pass a written test

You must pass a written test and show the DMV the results to the DMV

You must apply in person at the DMV and pass a road test

Select all of the requirements needed to receive a provisional driver license:

Your parent or legal guardian or employer must provide proof that you have had at least 40 hours of driving experience, which must include at least 10 hours of driving challenging circumstances such as inclement weather or nighttime driving

Completed Parental Consent (form 433 from the Alaska DMV), including proof of relationship to minor (birth certificate, adoption or guardian documents, etc)

While practicing with your learner's permit, the adult with you must have been licensed for 1 year and must be 21 years of age or older

Completed Application for Alaska Driver License, Permit, or Identification Card Application (form D1 from the Alaska DMV)

You must be 16 years old or older

You must have held a learner's permit for a minimum of six months

Payment for applicable fees

What are the passenger restrictions when driving with your provisional license?

You may not carry passengers under 16 except family members

You may only drive with passengers 21 or older

You may not carry passengers under the age of 21, except your siblings

What time is restricted when driving with a provisional license?

You may not drive between 1:00 AM & 5:00 AM

You may not drive between 2:00 AM & 6:00 AM

You may not drive at night at all.

Uh oh! You made a mistake while driving with your Instruction permit and you were convicted of violating a traffic law. What happens now?

You must wait a full year before you can apply for your provisional license

You must wait three months before you can apply for your provisional license

You must wait six months before you can apply for your provisional license

Oops! You made a mistake while driving with your provisional license and you violated a traffic law. What will happen?

You will receive a $300 penalty and a 3 point violation will appear on your driving record

You will receive a $200 penalty and a 2 point violation will appear on your driving record

You will receive a $100 penalty and 1 point violation will appear on your driving record

True or False? Drivers with learner's permit or a provisional license can use cell phones as long as they are hands-free devices.

True

False

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