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Kansas Permit Practice Test

Free practice for the Kansas learner's permit knowledge test. Every question can be read aloud, with each word highlighted as it is spoken. A wrong answer is never a penalty: you get a hint and try again.

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The Kansas knowledge test

Practice questions

152 practice questions for Kansas: 23 about Kansas rules and 129 about signs, signals and markings that are the same in every state. Free: every question, hints and read-aloud. No sign-up.

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5 sample questions

1. In Kansas, what is the youngest age to get an instruction permit?

  1. 13 years old
  2. 14 years old (correct answer)
  3. 15 years old
  4. 16 years old

Answer: B. In Kansas you can get an instruction permit at 14, one of the youngest permit ages in the country.

Kansas handbook, page 12.

2. In Kansas, when may a teen with a permit or restricted license use a phone while driving?

  1. At red lights
  2. For short texts
  3. With a hands-free device
  4. Only to report illegal activity or call for emergency help (correct answer)

Answer: D. A Kansas teen with a permit or restricted license may not use a wireless device while driving, except to report illegal activity or call for medical or emergency help.

Kansas handbook, page 12.

3. In Kansas, what is the speed limit on a county or township road when no other limit is posted?

  1. 45 mph
  2. 55 mph (correct answer)
  3. 65 mph
  4. 75 mph

Answer: B. In Kansas the speed limit on a county or township road is 55 mph unless a different limit is posted.

Kansas handbook, page 62.

4. In Kansas, which stopped buses with their stop signals on require you to stop?

  1. School buses only
  2. City transit buses
  3. School buses, church buses and day care buses (correct answer)
  4. Tour buses

Answer: C. In Kansas you must stop for a school bus, church bus or day care bus that is stopped to load or unload children.

Kansas handbook, page 18.

5. In Kansas, how old must the licensed adult supervising a permit driver be?

  1. At least 16
  2. At least 18
  3. At least 25
  4. At least 21 (correct answer)

Answer: D. A Kansas permit driver must be supervised by a licensed adult who is at least 21 years old.

Kansas handbook, page 12.

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Official handbook

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