Kansas written test: practice questions

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Five questions from the United States (Kansas) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. Who may not ride with a restricted license holder under 16?

   1. Minors who are not siblings
   2. Any adult who is over 21
   3. A licensed grandparent
   4. A parent or a guardian
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   Answer: Minors who are not siblings

   A licensee under 16 may not drive with nonsibling minor passengers. K.S.A. 8-2,101(d)(1)(A).

2. Does the Kansas move-over rule also cover a stopped car showing hazard lights or flares?

   1. Yes, it covers such vehicles
   2. No, only emergency vehicles
   3. No, only highway trucks
   4. Only on the Kansas Turnpike
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   Answer: Yes, it covers such vehicles

   The same lane change or slow down duty applies to stopped vehicles with hazard lamps, flares or warning signs. K.S.A. 8-15,116(a).

3. On a three-lane two-way road, when may you use the center lane?

   1. To pass slow traffic as you crest a hill
   2. To pass when clear or to prepare a left turn
   3. Only for emergency vehicles answering calls
   4. As a normal lane for through travel at speed
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   Answer: To pass when clear or to prepare a left turn

   The center lane is for passing when clear, preparing a left turn, or when assigned to your direction. K.S.A. 8-1522(b).

4. Who in a passenger car must wear a safety belt in Kansas?

   1. Only the front seat riders
   2. Only riders under age 18
   3. Every occupant 14 or older
   4. Only the driver of the car
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   Answer: Every occupant 14 or older

   Each occupant aged 14 to 17 and each occupant 18 or older must be belted while the car moves. K.S.A. 8-2503(a).

5. If the driver cannot report a crash, who else may report it?

   1. Only a tow operator
   2. Only the car's owner
   3. Any occupant 18 or older
   4. Any passenger of any age
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   Answer: Any occupant 18 or older

   The driver or any occupant 18 or older must report qualifying crashes when no officer is present. K.S.A. 8-1604(b).

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Kansas Statutes Annotated chapter 8, article 15 (Kansas Revisor of Statutes). See every official source

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