kansas Practice Driving Test Questions and Answers PDF

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Download the Kansas driving test Question & Answer pdf to pass the driving test.

Taking a written knowledge test after attaining the required age is your first step towards being able to drive in Kansas. Any candidate has to pass the Kansas written knowledge test also called the DMV permit test to get their driver’s license. It contains 25 questions in total and you need to answer 20 of them correctly to pass the test. You can apply for a learner’s permit at age 14, a restricted license at age 15, and a regular driver’s license at 16 years of age. For any of the above licenses, a written knowledge test along with a vision test has to be passed.

You need to have enough knowledge on aspects like driver’s safety, vehicle laws, and Kansas road rules to pass the written knowledge test. Now, let’s talk about the fees for a second if you are getting a learner’s permit, an overall fee of $10 has to be paid, $2 for the permit, and $8 for a photo. Class C driver’s license for people above 21 of age will cost $12 in total and the same license for people below the age of 21 is $20. A testing fee of $3 and a photo fee of $8 have to be paid along with the regular fee. 

With hours of hard work and research, we have created a practice test similar to the official test to help you with preparing for the Kansas driving test. Take the practice test as many times as you please until you feel confident about your ability to ace the official test. 

What it includes: It includes more than 200 practice questions and answers.

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Created on May 12, 2022 By admin

Driving License Practice Test

1 / 10

When driving on slick roads, you should:

A. Take turns more slowly

B. Change lanes quickly

C. Accelerate quickly

D. Brake hard

2 / 10

You are allowed to drive on the left side of a multilane highway when you are

A. avoiding an obstruction

B. turning left

C. passing another vehicle

D. doing any of the above

3 / 10

If a railroad grade crossing has no warning devices or only a crossbuck sign, you should

A. stop within 100 feet of the railroad crossing.

B. slow down and proceed with caution.

C. shift gears and move through the railroad grade crossing.

D. increase your speed and cross the railroad crossing.

4 / 10

When you are turning left and there is a bicyclist entering the intersection from the

opposite direction, you should

A. honk your horn several times to alert the bicyclist.

B. go straight and make a turn at the next intersection.

C. increase your speed and cross the intersection.

D. yield the right of way to the bicyclist.

5 / 10

If a driver behind you repeatedly flashes his or her headlights, you should

A. switch on your low-beam headlights.

B. increase your speed and move ahead.

C. switch on your high-beam headlights.

D. get out of the way.

6 / 10

If a vehicle using high beams comes toward you, you should:

A. Turn on your high beams

B. Turn off your headlights

C. Sound your horn

D. Flash your high beams

7 / 10

You are approaching a railroad crossing with no warning devices and are unable to see 400 feet down the tracks in one direction. The speed limit is:

A. 15 mph

B. 20 mph

C. 25 mph

8 / 10

When the road is marked with a solid yellow line and a broken yellow line on your side you may pass

A. Only in an emergency.

B. If you are on an expressway.

C. If traffic is clear.

D. Only at an intersection.

9 / 10

If you suddenly have no control of the steering wheel, you should

A. ease your foot off the gas pedal.

B. ease your foot off the brake pedal.

C. apply the parking brake.

D. shift gears.

10 / 10

Your brake lights tell other drivers that you:

A. Are making a turn

B. Have your emergency brake on

C. Are changing lanes

D. Are slowing down or stopping

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The average score is 64%

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