Directions: The Kansas Knowledge test consists of written questions on Kansas traffic laws and road signs. You will be required to answer questions about traffic laws and identify certain signs by their shape, color, or the symbol appearing on them.

.The knowledge test only measures a sample of what you know, but it shows you have a basic understanding. The knowledge test consists of 25 multiple choice questions that are important to the safe operation of a motor vehicle, including traffic signs, pavement markings and Kansas laws and driving practices. The questions are based on the information provided in the manual.

If you pass the knowledge test you are eligible to take the skills tests. You must score an 80% to pass the knowledge test. If you fail the knowledge test you should study the driver’s manual further and retake the test. You are given4 opportunities to pass the knowledge exam. If you fail to pass the 4th time, you will be required to wait 6 months before starting the process again.

Number of tests:	24
Number of questions:	25
Passing score:	20

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Kansas driver's examination

If there is no crosswalk and you see a pedestrian crossing your lane, you should:

If a truck or bus is making a right turn where you also need to make a right turn, you should:

This sign means:

This sign means:

If your vehicle has a mechanical problem:

If you are feeling fatigued while driving, you should:

When should you yield your legal right-of-way?

If you are driving and you need to use your cell phone, it is best to:

Make sure the pedestrian can see you before proceeding.
Cautiously drive around the pedestrian.
Stop and let the pedestrian finish crossing.

Quickly turn before the truck or bus is able to.
Wait until the truck or bus turns before you turn.
Squeeze between the truck or bus and the curb.

Cars on the right move first.
You have the right-of-way.
Let cross traffic pass before proceeding.

Signal and pull into the slow lane.
Stop in your lane and put on your hazard lights.
Put on your hazard lights and pull off the road.

Increase your speed to reach your destination more quickly.
Increase the volume of your radio.
Find a safe parking area to take a short nap.

Often, even at controlled intersections.
Whenever it helps prevent collisions.
Never. It confuses other drivers.

Keep all phone conversations short.
Stop in a safe parking area before using your phone.
Use a hands-free device and keep both hands on the steering wheel.

No passing zone.
Slow-moving vehicle.
Two-way traffic.