Quiz State and Local Drone Laws Mixed

State and Local Drone Laws Quiz

15 questions
~23 minutes
Mixed level
Generated Jan 03, 2026
How to take this quiz:
  • Select one answer for each question using the radio buttons
  • Click "Submit Quiz" when you've answered all questions
  • You'll receive instant feedback with explanations and EASA regulation references
  • Your progress is saved automatically in your browser
Guest Mode

You're taking this quiz in guest mode. Your progress and scores will not be saved permanently.

Sign up for free to unlock: Badges & Rewards Digital Certificates Global Leaderboard Progress Tracking

Question 1
1 / 15

Which entity has exclusive authority to regulate the airspace and aviation safety in the United States?

Explanation: The FAA has exclusive authority to regulate aviation safety and airspace use, as established under federal law.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 2
2 / 15

Can state governments regulate the use of drones for privacy concerns?

Explanation: States may regulate outside the fields of aviation safety and airspace efficiency, including privacy concerns related to drone use.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 3
3 / 15

What is the primary limitation of state and local governments when regulating drones?

Explanation: State and local governments cannot regulate aviation safety or airspace efficiency, as these areas are federally preempted by the FAA.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 4
4 / 15

If a state law conflicts with FAA regulations, what happens?

Explanation: FAA regulations preempt state laws that conflict with federal aviation safety or airspace regulations.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 5
5 / 15

Which of the following is an example of a state regulation that does not conflict with FAA authority?

Explanation: States may regulate areas outside of aviation safety and airspace management, such as privacy laws.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 6
6 / 15

Under FAA regulations, who is responsible for enforcing unauthorized drone operations?

Explanation: While the FAA retains enforcement authority, local law enforcement agencies often deter, detect, and investigate unauthorized drone operations.

Reference: FAA UAS Law Enforcement Guidance, 2023

Question 7
7 / 15

What type of local regulations related to drones are typically preempted by FAA authority?

Explanation: Airspace restrictions are preempted by FAA authority, as the FAA regulates all airspace use.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 8
8 / 15

Which document provides guidance for law enforcement agencies on responding to unauthorized UAS operations?

Explanation: The FAA UAS Law Enforcement Guidance provides information to local law enforcement on responding to unauthorized UAS operations.

Reference: FAA UAS Law Enforcement Guidance, 2023

Question 9
9 / 15

What authority allows recreational flyers to operate drones under limited regulations?

Explanation: Section 349 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 establishes an exception for limited recreational operations of UAS.

Reference: AC 91-57D, June 24, 2025

Question 10
10 / 15

Which organization ensures the efficient integration of drones into the National Airspace System (NAS)?

Explanation: The FAA is responsible for integrating drones into the National Airspace System safely and efficiently.

Reference: Second Edition Civil UAS Integration Roadmap, July 2018

Question 11
11 / 15

What is the primary purpose of FAA UAS Facility Maps (UASFM)?

Explanation: UAS Facility Maps show maximum altitudes where drones can operate within controlled airspace without additional FAA authorization.

Reference: FAA Order JO 7200.23D, April 6, 2023

Question 12
12 / 15

Can a local government require drone operators to obtain a special permit to fly?

Explanation: Local governments can require permits for drone operations as long as the regulations do not conflict with FAA rules.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Question 13
13 / 15

What is the FAA’s role in regulating state and local drone laws?

Explanation: The FAA provides guidance to states and local governments, ensuring their laws do not conflict with federal regulations.

Reference: Public Safety Engagement Plan, August 2019

Question 14
14 / 15

What is the primary FAA regulation for commercial drone operations?

Explanation: Part 107 is the primary regulation governing the operation of small unmanned aircraft systems for commercial purposes.

Reference: Part 107 Summary, June 21, 2016

Question 15
15 / 15

Can state governments restrict drones from flying over certain sensitive locations?

Explanation: State governments can restrict drones from flying over sensitive locations as long as the restrictions do not conflict with FAA regulations.

Reference: UAS Fact Sheet 2023, July 14, 2023

Progress 0 / 15 answered

Please answer all questions before submitting

Quiz Results

0

Correct

0

Incorrect

0%

Score

Rewards Earned!

+0

Points Earned
Level: Beginner
0 pts to next level
New Badges Unlocked!
Certificate Earned!

You passed with ?60% score. View your certificate in your dashboard.

View Dashboard
}
All Quizzes All Articles