Kentucky KSP / KYTC permit practice test

A: 15. Kentucky lets you take the vision and knowledge tests and apply for a learner's permit once you turn 15. Kentucky Driver Manual: STEP 1: PERMIT PHASE, page 13.

A: 0.08 or above. Kentucky's per se DUI limit for adult drivers is 0.08; driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs is also illegal. Kentucky Driver Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 34.

C: 7 to 9 hours. Most people need 7 to 9 hours of sleep to maintain proper alertness during the day. Kentucky Driver Manual: Fatigue: Before a Trip, Do the Following, page 30.

B: 65 mph. Sixty-five miles per hour is the limit on interstate highways and parkways when not otherwise posted. Kentucky Driver Manual: Kentucky Speed Limits, page 57.

A: The vehicle travels less than 25 mph. The slow-moving vehicle emblem means the vehicle is traveling less than 25 mph. Kentucky Driver Manual: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 74.

C: 4 seconds. The Kentucky manual sets 4 seconds as the minimum gap to keep behind the vehicle ahead. Kentucky Driver Manual: Space in Front, page 59.

B: The driver on your right. When two drivers reach a four-way stop together, the one on the left gives way, so the driver on your right goes first. Kentucky Driver Manual: Yielding Right of Way, page 42.

A: Stop if you can do so safely. A yellow light means the signal is about to turn red; stop if you can do so safely. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 43.

A: Yellow diamond with black lettering or symbols. Warning signs are usually yellow with black lettering or symbols and diamond shaped. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 43.

B: 100 feet. In Kentucky you must signal at least 100 feet before turning at an intersection. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning and Turnabouts, page 50.

C: Through traffic. On roads with three or more lanes each way, the center lane or lanes are meant for traffic going straight through. Kentucky Driver Manual: Use of Lanes, page 54.

A: So the vehicle will touch the curb if it begins to roll. Turn your wheels so your vehicle will touch the curb if it begins moving. Kentucky Driver Manual: Parking on a Hill, page 54.

B: From one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise. Headlights must be on from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, and should be used in rain, snow, fog and when it gets dark. Kentucky Driver Manual: Communicating: Use headlights, page 62.

A: Braking, steering or accelerating. You have three options to avoid a crash or reduce its impact: braking, steering or accelerating. Kentucky Driver Manual: Emergencies and Avoiding Crashes, page 63.

D: 80%. Applicants must make a minimum score of 80% to pass the written test. Kentucky Driver Manual: Written Test, page 19.

D: 0.02 or more. If you are under 21, you violate the law with an alcohol concentration of 0.02 or more (zero tolerance). Kentucky Driver Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 34.

D: About every 100 miles or 2 hours. On long trips the manual suggests a break roughly every 2 hours or 100 miles. Kentucky Driver Manual: Fatigue: Before a Trip, Do the Following, page 30.

D: 55 mph. Fifty-five miles per hour is the limit on all other state highways. Kentucky Driver Manual: Kentucky Speed Limits, page 57.

C: From either direction on all roads, when it is loading or unloading. A stop is required for a stopped school or church bus from either direction on all roads. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rules for School Buses, page 52.

B: Rear-end. Rear-end crashes are more common than any other kind, often because drivers follow too closely. Kentucky Driver Manual: Space in Front, page 59.

A: Drivers in the opposing lane, including those turning right. When making a left turn, yield to drivers in the opposing traffic lane—including vehicles turning right. Kentucky Driver Manual: Yielding Right of Way, page 42.

D: Clear the intersection. A vehicle may clear the intersection on red if it entered while the signal was yellow; entering after the light turns red is illegal. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 43.

A: School zone, school crossing and pedestrian crossing signs. School zone, school crossing and pedestrian crossing warning signs can be a bright fluorescent yellow-green. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 43.

C: Only if you are also going to turn. Signal only for your own turn; copying the signal of the car ahead when you are not turning confuses other drivers. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning and Turnabouts, page 50.

C: Passing or turning left. The left lane is for passing and left turns; slower drivers and those entering or turning right use the right lane. Kentucky Driver Manual: Use of Lanes, page 54.