Kentucky KSP / KYTC permit practice test 10

B: Stop immediately, check for injury or damage, and render reasonable assistance. The driver must immediately stop, determine injury or damage, and render reasonable assistance, including arranging medical transport if needed. Kentucky Driver Manual: First Aid to Collision Victims, page 65.

A: At least one week. A failed road test means waiting at least a week, counted from the day you failed, before you can test again. Kentucky Driver Manual: Requirements for the Road Test, page 17.

D: About 1/20th of a second. The entire air bag deployment process takes about 1/20th of a second—faster than the blink of an eye. Kentucky Driver Manual: Air Bags, page 38.

D: Do not try to squeeze between it and the curb; wait until it completes the turn. Trucks swing wide to turn right; don't get between the truck and the curb—wait until it completes the turn. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning, page 72.

C: At the stop line before the tracks. If traffic or a signal makes you stop near railroad tracks, stop at the stop line before the tracks, never on them. Kentucky Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 44.

D: Keep them on the steering wheel and limit movements. Don't start gathering documents; keep your hands on the wheel and limit movements until the officer asks. Kentucky Driver Manual: Police and Traffic Stops, page 73.

A: Two. Ignoring the examiner's instructions twice during the road test disqualifies you. Kentucky Driver Manual: Road Test Scoring, page 21.

B: 12 and under. Children age 12 and younger belong in the back seat, buckled in a safety belt or a child restraint. Kentucky Driver Manual: Air Bags, page 38.

B: To the left of your lane where the driver can see you, with extra space. Keep to the left side of your lane so the truck driver can see you, and leave room in case the truck rolls back a little. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning, page 72.

D: Steer straight and reduce speed gradually without braking. If the trailer sways, steer straight and reduce speed gradually; do not apply the brakes and never increase speed. Kentucky Driver Manual: Safe Driving With a Trailer, page 79.

B: Hazard flashers and interior lights. Turn off your engine and turn on your hazard flashers and, at night, your interior lights. Kentucky Driver Manual: Police and Traffic Stops, page 73.

B: Any collision, traffic violation or dangerous act. A crash, a traffic violation or a dangerous act can end the road test on the spot as an automatic failure. Kentucky Driver Manual: Road Test Scoring, page 21.

A: 40 inches. A child of forty inches in height or less must be secured in a federally approved child restraint system. Kentucky Driver Manual: Child Passenger Safety Laws, page 39.

C: Do not turn left in its path. When in doubt about an oncoming truck's speed, don't turn left in its path; it may be going faster than you think and takes longer to stop. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning, page 72.

A: 60 percent in front, 40 percent in back. Sixty percent of cargo weight should go in the front (nearest the tow vehicle) and 40 percent in the back. Kentucky Driver Manual: Loading a Trailer, page 78.

D: Remain calm and don't argue; the roadside is not the place to resolve disputes. Remain calm and do not argue; roadside stops are not the proper or safe place to lodge complaints. Kentucky Driver Manual: Police and Traffic Stops, page 73.

B: Parking assist and cruise control. Driver-assist features such as parking assist and cruise control are not allowed during the Kentucky road test. Kentucky Driver Manual: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Safety Features, page 40.

A: A child under 8 who is between 40 and 57 inches tall. A child under 8 who is between 40 and 57 inches tall must be secured in a booster seat; over 57 inches is not required to use one. Kentucky Driver Manual: Child Passenger Safety Laws, page 39.

B: Vehicles carrying hazardous materials. Vehicles carrying hazardous materials must stop at all railroad crossings. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning, page 72.

A: Search well ahead of your headlight beams for dark shapes, and glance at the road edges. Search well ahead of your headlight beams for dark shapes, and glance left and right for the pavement edge and hazards. Kentucky Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 76.

D: Wait for the officer to return to their vehicle, then signal and re-enter traffic safely. Wait for the officer to return to their vehicle, be aware of traffic, watch for the departing police car, and signal to re-enter traffic. Kentucky Driver Manual: Police and Traffic Stops, page 73.

D: 30 days. New Kentucky residents have 30 days after establishing residence to get a Kentucky driver's license. Kentucky Driver Manual: Transferring From Another State, page 21.

C: $50 plus a $10 fee. Violators are fined $50 and pay an additional $10 fee deposited in the Traumatic Brain Injury Trust Fund. Kentucky Driver Manual: Child Passenger Safety Laws, page 39.

A: Using your horn or revving your engine. A horn or revving engine can spook a horse and cause a crash, so pass quietly and carefully. Kentucky Driver Manual: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 74.

B: Whenever you have trouble seeing other vehicles. Turn on your headlights whenever you have trouble seeing other vehicles; if you can't see them, they likely can't see you. Kentucky Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 76.