Kentucky Car / Permit Practice Test 10

1.To stay properly alert, most people need about how many hours of sleep?
Three to four hoursSeven to nine hoursTen to twelve hoursAny amount is fine
2.How long after a conviction do points remain assessed against a driver?
One yearTwo yearsFive yearsTen years
3.How often does the manual suggest glancing at your speedometer?
About once a minuteOnly when mergingEvery few seconds continuouslyOnce per trip
4.How is Kentucky's seat belt requirement enforced?
Only as a secondary offense added to another ticketAs a primary offense, so an officer may stop you for it aloneOnly for drivers under age eighteenOnly on interstate highways
5.As you approach a roundabout, who has the right of way?
Traffic already circulating inside the roundaboutVehicles entering the roundaboutThe vehicle traveling fastestWhoever is turning left
6.Before you back your vehicle, what is an important first step?
Rely only on the backup cameraRev the engine to warn othersTurn the wheel fully before movingWalk around and check behind the vehicle before getting in
7.At a stop light or sign, how close to the crosswalk should you stop to help a blind pedestrian?
Within about five feet of the crosswalkAt least twenty feet backIn the middle of the crosswalkAs far back as possible
8.While waiting for medical help at a crash, how can you assist an injured person?
Move them immediately regardless of injuriesKeep them warm with a blanket or coatGive them food and waterHave them walk it off
9.How can you help vehicles entering a multi-lane or limited-access road?
Move over a lane or adjust your speed to make roomSpeed up to close the gapHold your lane and ignore themStop in the travel lane
10.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