Kansas Car / Permit Practice Test 2

1.Kansas is among the states that tie headlight use to another vehicle control. Which one?

The parking brakeThe rear defrosterThe turn signal leverThe windshield wipers

2.What vision standard must a Kansas license applicant meet at the driver licensing station?

20/20 in both eyes without correction20/40 in at least one eye20/60 in both eyes20/100 in one eye

3.Your wheels drop off the pavement edge onto a Kansas shoulder. What does the manual say to do before steering back?

Steer back at once before losing speedBrake hard to stop on the shoulderSlow to 25 mph or less while steering straight aheadAccelerate to climb the pavement lip

4.What does the Kansas manual say about stopping in a travel lane or on the shoulder?

It is fine as long as the hazard lights are onIt should be avoided; continue until you can pull into a parking areaIt is allowed only to let out a passengerIt is allowed on any road under 45 mph

5.You are pulling out of a driveway in a Kansas business district and must cross the sidewalk. What is required?

Stop before reaching the sidewalk, then yieldRoll through slowly while sounding the hornProceed because vehicles outrank pedestriansBack into the street instead

6.Kansas highways sometimes have runaway ramps on long downgrades. Who may use them?

Any vehicle needing to pull over and restOnly heavy vehicles that have lost control or lost their brakesEmergency vehicles making a U-turnMotorists waiting out a storm

7.An oncoming Kansas driver leaves their high beams on and will not dim them. What does the manual tell you to do?

Turn your own high beams on and leave them onStare straight at their headlights to track themLook toward the right edge of the road until they passBrake hard and stop on the traveled lane

8.You reach a residential Kansas intersection that has no stop sign, yield sign or signal. What is required?

Give way to vehicles in the intersection and to those on your rightProceed first because you are on the through streetGive way only to vehicles coming from your leftStop and wait for a full minute

9.Two solid yellow lines separate the lanes of a Kansas street. What may a driver still legally do there?

Cross the lines to turn when a gap in traffic allowsPass a slow vehicle if oncoming traffic is lightUse the opposing lane to reach a highway exitPark across the lines during off-peak hours

10.When does Kansas permit a left turn against a red signal?

Never, under any circumstancesWhenever no other cars are visibleOnly between midnight and 6 a.m.When you leave a one-way roadway for another one-way roadway