Kentucky Car / Permit Practice Test 1

1.After parallel parking, which side is safest to exit from?
The curb sideThe traffic side, without checkingEither side without lookingThrough the rear door only
2.In a public off-street parking area, what is the maximum speed permitted?
Five miles per hourTen miles per hourFifteen miles per hourTwenty-five miles per hour
3.You have a green light and want to turn left across oncoming traffic. What must you do?
Turn immediately because green gives you priorityWait for the oncoming cars to stop for youSound your horn and proceedYield to vehicles coming straight from the opposite direction
4.When a signal or sign requires you to stop, where must the vehicle come to rest?
In the center of the intersectionWherever there is open spaceBehind the stop line, crosswalk, or signJust past the crosswalk
5.Why should you never bring your vehicle to a stop on a railroad crossing?
It is legal but discourteousIt saves no timeStopping there is very dangerous if a train approachesIt damages the tracks
6.An electric low-speed scooter is designed to reach a top speed of about what on level pavement?
Five miles per hourTen miles per hourThirty miles per hourTwenty miles per hour
7.Your brakes stop working while driving. What is a recommended action?
Keep driving to a repair shopTurn off the ignition immediately at full speedPump the acceleratorApply the parking brake slowly to avoid locking the rear wheels
8.If a front tire blows out, how will the vehicle tend to behave?
It will stop on its ownIt will speed upIt will pull sharply toward the blown tireIt will not react at all
9.In a business or residential district with no posted sign, drivers should not exceed what speed?
Twenty-five miles per hourThirty-five miles per hourFifty miles per hourFifteen miles per hour
10.If your right wheels drift off the pavement onto a lower shoulder, what is the safe response?
Slow gradually, then steer back onto the pavement when it is safeJerk the wheel sharply back onto the roadBrake hard immediatelyAccelerate to climb back up