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Kentucky DMV driver's license practice test 6

Here are 25 free Kentucky driver's license practice questions drawn from the Kentucky Driver Manual. They focus on Section Ten: Sharing the Road (15) and Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations (10). The test opens with: "At a stop light or sign with no advance stop bar, how close may you stop to a crosswalk with a blind pedestrian waiting?" You get an explanation after each answer, and you need no account.

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Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5
Official handbook
Kentucky Driver Manual

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Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

At a stop light or sign with no advance stop bar, how close may you stop to a crosswalk with a blind pedestrian waiting?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the Kentucky Driver Manual.

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  1. Question 1: At a stop light or sign with no advance stop bar, how close may you stop to a crosswalk with a blind pedestrian waiting?

    • A. Not more than five feet from the crosswalk
    • B. At least fifty feet back, well away from it
    • C. As far back as convenient for you

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  2. Question 2: What can happen if you fail to yield the right-of-way to a blind pedestrian carrying a white cane?

    • A. Nothing; it's only a suggestion
    • B. A fine of up to $250
    • C. An automatic license suspension of one year

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  3. Question 3: A bicyclist must give a turn signal for how many feet before turning?

    • A. There's no distance requirement for bicyclists
    • B. The last 10 feet traveled
    • C. The last 50 feet traveled

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  4. Question 4: Where are bicyclists never allowed to ride?

    • A. On interstates and parkways
    • B. On any two-lane road
    • C. On roads with a speed limit under 35 mph

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  5. Question 5: What's the minimum age to operate an electric low-speed scooter on a Kentucky highway?

    • A. 12
    • B. 16
    • C. There's no minimum age

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  6. Question 6: How much of a lane should you allow a motorcyclist?

    • A. As little as needed to squeeze by
    • B. Half a lane, sharing it comfortably side by side with them
    • C. A full lane width; don't share the lane with them

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  7. Question 7: What's the minimum following distance recommended behind a motorcyclist?

    • A. 4 seconds, or more in wet conditions
    • B. 1 second, since motorcycles stop quickly
    • C. There's no specific recommendation

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  8. Question 8: At 55 mph, about how far does a loaded truck need to come to a complete stop?

    • A. About 100 feet
    • B. At least 335 feet
    • C. About 158 feet, the same as a car

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  9. Question 9: How far can a large truck or bus's rear blind spot extend?

    • A. It has no rear blind spot
    • B. Up to 20 feet
    • C. Up to 200 feet

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  10. Question 10: How closely may you legally follow an emergency vehicle using its lights and siren?

    • A. No closer than 500 feet
    • B. No closer than 50 feet
    • C. There's no minimum distance

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  11. Question 11: Approaching a stopped emergency vehicle on a four-lane highway, what should you do if it's safe?

    • A. Stay in your current lane and simply slow down just a little bit
    • B. Move into the lane not next to the emergency vehicle
    • C. Speed up to pass it as quickly as possible

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  12. Question 12: A fluorescent orange and red triangle on the rear of a vehicle means it's traveling how fast?

    • A. Between 40 and 50 mph
    • B. Less than 5 mph
    • C. Less than 25 mph

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  13. Question 13: Why shouldn't you use your horn or rev your engine near an animal-drawn vehicle or horseback rider?

    • A. It may scare the horse and cause a crash
    • B. It's illegal to use a horn on any rural road
    • C. There's no reason; it's always fine to do

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  14. Question 14: Can an ATV generally be operated on a Kentucky public highway?

    • A. Yes, anytime and anywhere without restriction
    • B. No, except for specific listed exceptions
    • C. Yes, but only on interstates

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  15. Question 15: When crossing a two-lane public highway on an ATV, at what angle should you cross?

    • A. At any angle you like, since the crossing angle doesn't matter at all
    • B. At a 45 degree angle to save time
    • C. As close to a 90 degree angle as practical and safe

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Ten: Sharing the Road

  16. Question 16: At night, you must dim your high beams within what distance of an oncoming vehicle?

    • A. 500 feet
    • B. 100 feet
    • C. 1,000 feet

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  17. Question 17: At night, you must dim your high beams within what distance of a vehicle you're following?

    • A. 500 feet
    • B. 300 feet
    • C. 50 feet

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  18. Question 18: When does a funeral procession have the right-of-way at an intersection?

    • A. Never; funeral processions must obey every signal
    • B. Only if a police officer is physically present to block cross traffic
    • C. When it's led by an escort vehicle displaying flashing lights

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  19. Question 19: What penalty can you face for illegally passing or driving through a funeral procession?

    • A. A $250 fine or 90 days in jail
    • B. A warning only, with no fine
    • C. Loss of license for five years

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  20. Question 20: About how many people are injured in work zone crashes across the country each year, according to the manual?

    • A. Approximately 4,000
    • B. Approximately 40,000
    • C. Approximately 400,000

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  21. Question 21: At a narrow or single-lane bridge with no signal, who generally has the right of way?

    • A. Whoever is driving downhill toward the bridge
    • B. Whichever vehicle happens to be larger or heavier
    • C. Generally, the first driver to reach the bridge

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  22. Question 22: What license does an autocycle operator need in Kentucky?

    • A. A valid operator's license; no motorcycle license or endorsement is required
    • B. A Class M motorcycle license is always required, with absolutely no exceptions
    • C. No license of any kind is required

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  23. Question 23: How should cargo weight be split in a properly loaded trailer?

    • A. 40 percent in front, 60 percent in back
    • B. 60 percent in front, 40 percent in back
    • C. An even 50-50 split, front to back

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  24. Question 24: What's the maximum recommended speed for most vehicle-trailer combinations?

    • A. 70 mph
    • B. 35 mph
    • C. 55 mph

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

  25. Question 25: If a towed trailer begins to sway or whip, what should you do?

    • A. Steer straight and reduce speed gradually, without braking
    • B. Brake hard immediately to try to stop the swaying motion right away
    • C. Speed up to pull the trailer straight

    Source:Kentucky Driver Manual, Section Eleven: Special Driving Situations

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