Kansas
Driving Practice Test

Welcome to the sample Kansas Driving Test Practice page. This site is designed for you to practice the Kansas written test so that you are ready to pass it. You will be presented with 25 questions and you must answer 20 questions correctly to pass. There is no time limit. You may not go back once you answer a question. Click the "Start Quiz" button below to begin. Good luck!

1 / 25

This is the correct hand signal for:

left turn

follow me

right turn

stop

2 / 25

This is NOT a proper step in parallel parking on the right side of the road.

The last step is to straighten your wheels ad move the car to the center of the parking space.

Back up quickly, turning your steering wheel to the left to aim the back of your vehicle toward the front of the vehicle behind you.

When the front of your vehicle clears the back of the vehicle in front of you will turn your wheels sharply to the left.

Activate your turn signal to show your intent to park.

3 / 25

You should _____ after passing another vehicle and returning to your original lane.

turn on your emergency flashers

get over as quickly as possible

flash your headlights several times

observe both headlights of the vehicle you passed in your rearview mirror

4 / 25

A driver's ________ will be affected by any amount of alcohol in the blood

privileges on the road

taste

wisdom

physical coordination and judgment

5 / 25

This sign indicates:

school zone ahead

nature trails suitable for bicycling

bicycle repair shop ahead

bicycle path or crossing

6 / 25

Chose the statement that is false about school zones.

Vehicles do not have to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk without a crossing guard present.

Vehicles must reduce speed to the posted speed limit in school zones.

Be aware that children have decreased perception of car speeds and distances.

Fines are doubled.

7 / 25

The wide white line across a traffic lane before entering an intersection is known as a:

stop line

speed line

crosswalk line

brake line

8 / 25

To signal a left turn using arm signals you:

Extend left arm downward, with palm of hand to the rear.

extend left arm and flap it up and down

extend left arm horizontally

extend left arm and bend elbow to 90 degrees

9 / 25

You must ____ when driving on a two-way road with no centerline markings.

leave at least half the road for vehicles going in the opposite direction

leave at least half the road to your right for an approaching vehicle

drive down the center of the road

none of these answers are correct

10 / 25

_____ is known as being constantly aware of driving conditions, planning ahead, anticipating dangers, and taking the right action to avoid obstacles and other vehicles

Bad driving

Defensive driving

Aggressive driving

Aware driving

11 / 25

The acronym BAC stands for:

Blood alcohol cause

Blood Alcohol Cruise

Blood Alcohol Concentration

blood Alcohol Content

12 / 25

A traffic light that is a red arrow pointing to the right indicates:

you can turn in that direction after completing a rolling stop

you are never allowed to turn in that direction

you cannot turn in that direction until the light is green

you can turn in that direction after checking for oncoming traffic

13 / 25

The category for signs that are horizontal rectangular in shape is:

pedestrian crossing

railroad crossing ahead

school zone

guidance

14 / 25

If you have steam coming from underneath the hood of your vehicle it could indicate:

the electrical system has shorted out

the pistons are working too hard

the cooling system has overheated

you are out of windshield wiper fluid

15 / 25

You must NOT pass _________ when you are on a road with both a solid and dashed yellow lines between opposing lanes of traffic

should the solid yellow line be on your side

if the solid yellow line is not on your side.

should the dashed yellow line be on your side

ever

16 / 25

When entering the interstate you should:

reach cruising speed once fully on the interstate

yield to approaching traffic while accelerating to cruising speed

accelerate to get to cruising speed before you enter traffic.

only yield to approaching traffic

17 / 25

An uncontrolled intersection is:

an intersection without stop signs, traffic lights, or yield signs

an intersection not monitored by the police station

an intersection without a traffic signal

an intersection without a flashing red light

18 / 25

Should another vehicle be passing you on the left, you should allow it to pass safely and:

increase your speed

pull over to the side of the road

maintain your speed

decrease your speed

19 / 25

An orange background on signs indicate:

nature park

regulatory

general warning

maintenance and construction warning

20 / 25

To refrain from becoming an aggressive driver you should:

tailgate the driver in front of you

drive faster than the posted speed limit

drive 10 mph below the posted speed limit

remain relaxed and concentrated on driving

21 / 25

You should get through the other driver's blind spot as quickly as you can ______ when passing another vehicle

by changing gears

by going 10 mph over the speed limit

by decreasing your speed

without exceeding the speed limit.

22 / 25

You should try to look at least ____ when you drive in city traffic.

two blocks ahead

one block ahead

half a block ahead

five blocks ahead

23 / 25

If you are driving under the age of 21 and have a blood alcohol level of ____ your license can be suspended.

.08% or higher

.02% or higher

.05% or higher

any amount

24 / 25

Adult passengers in a car must always wear safety belts:

when in the back or front seat

in the middle seat only

in the driver's seat only

in the passenger seat only

25 / 25

You should ____ if a railroad grad crossing does not have a warning device or a crosswalk sign.

stop within 15 feet of the railroad crossing

stop on the railroad tracks to look for an approaching train

slow down and then proceed with caution

increase your speed to get some air after going over the tracks

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Drivers License

How To Get A Kansas Drivers License

In Kansas, driver’s licenses are administered by the Kansas Department of Revenue Division of Vehicles. Those looking to drive a motor vehicle in the state of Kansas must possess a valid driver’s license. In Kansas, teen drivers must follow a graduated driving process. Candidates that are 14 years old may gain an instruction permit with the proper documentation and parental approval. Additionally, candidates must pass a vision test, as well as a written exam. Those with an instruction permit must always have a properly licensed adult with them at all times.Drivers may have an instruction permit at ages 14, 15, and 16. Driver’s education completion is not required for an instruction permit. Those who are 17 ages and up may obtain an instruction permit by passing both a written and vision test, and the proper documentation. Driver’s education completion is also not required for an instruction permit. Additionally, those that are 17 years of age and up are not required to have parental approval. Those who are 17 ages and up may obtain an instruction permit by passing both a written and vision test, and the proper documentation. Driver’s education completion is also not required for an instruction permit. Additionally, those that are 17 years of age and up are not required to have parental approval. Those drivers who are 16 may have a farm permit with less restricted privileges. Drivers must pass a vision and written test. Parental approval, and a driver’s education course are not required. Drivers may driver anywhere from 5 AM to 9 PM. Drivers may driver at any time to a farm or farm related job, going to any authorized school activities, and going to any organized religious activities.Those drivers who have had an instruction permit for a year and are 15 years old may obtain a restricted driver’s license. Drivers must have all requirements completed that are needed for an instruction permit, including parental approval, a written test, and drivers education. Drivers don’t have to have a 50 hour affidavit, but they must have at least 25 hours of driving time. Drivers may go anywhere as they are accompanied with a supervising adult who is 21. Drivers may drive to and from to work and to or from school when school is in session. Driver’s with a restricted driver’s license may not transport any passengers who aren’t siblings. Drivers may obtain a less restricted privileges license if they are 16 years old but less than 17. They must have passed a vision test, and must have passed a written examination or have completed a driver’s education course. Parent approval is not required. Drivers must have had a instruction permit for at least one year. An affidavit for 50 hours of driving must be provided. Drivers with a less restricted privileges license may drive anywhere between the hours of 5 AM and PM. They may drive anytime to school or a school related activity, anytime going to or from work, anytime going to or from a religious activity, or anytime when accompanied by a supervised adult who is over 21.

Pass The Test

How To Pass the Kansas Driver's License Test

As you prepare for your driver’s test, some helpful things to keep in mind:

Practice safe driving. Be sure to drive with a supervised adult who can teach you proper safe driving habits
Pay attention and take good notes if you take a driver’s education class
Study the Kansas Driver’s Handbook

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Additional Information

Information on the Kansas Department of Revenue,
Division of Vehicles

The Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles is responsible for testing student drivers and licensing all drivers. Get more information and contact them through their website or telephone.

Website: https://www.ksrevenue.org/dovindex.html
Phone: 785.296.3671

To find the office hours and / or location nearest you, please visit:
https://www.ksrevenue.org/dovstations.html

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