Kentucky KSP / KYTC permit practice test 12

A: Once every 12 months. A driver can only complete State Traffic School once every twelve months, and only for minor violations by court referral. Kentucky Driver Manual: Kentucky State Traffic School Program, page 26.

A: When a pedestrian or bicyclist seems to be moving into your lane. A light tap is appropriate when pedestrians or bicyclists appear to be moving into your lane, or a driver isn't paying attention. Kentucky Driver Manual: Communicating: Using your horn, page 62.

C: Three. Reckless driving—three convictions within twelve months—is a reason for suspension or revocation. Kentucky Driver Manual: Suspension or Revocation of License, page 24.

D: No. A turn signal only tells others what you plan to do; it does not give you the right-of-way. Cancel it after the turn. Kentucky Driver Manual: Signaling Your Movements, page 62.

A: 60 days. Failing to satisfy a judgment for damages from operating a motor vehicle within 60 days results in suspension until it's satisfied. Kentucky Driver Manual: Unsatisfied Judgement, page 25.

B: Objects or decals that block your vision. Do not hang anything from the mirror or clutter the windshield with decals; they block your vision and are unlawful. Kentucky Driver Manual: Having Clean Windows and Mirrors, page 37.

C: Failing to pay child support. Reasons include perjury, driving without a license, failure to maintain insurance, failing to pay child support, DUI, refusing a test and more. Kentucky Driver Manual: Suspension or Revocation of License, page 24.

C: No; they assist, but you are responsible for safe operation at all times. Safety features assist with driving tasks but don't drive the vehicle; remain engaged and responsible at all times. Kentucky Driver Manual: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Safety Features, page 40.

C: $25,000/$50,000/$25,000 (or a $60,000 single limit). Minimum coverage is $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident for bodily injury and $25,000 property damage, or a $60,000 single limit. Kentucky Driver Manual: Insurance Law, page 27.

D: Registration revoked and a $500-$1,000 fine, up to 90 days in jail, or both. Failure to maintain insurance is a criminal offense: registration is revoked and the owner and driver face $500 to $1,000 fines, up to 90 days in jail, or both. Kentucky Driver Manual: Insurance Law, page 27.

D: 15 days. A person who buys a vehicle or brings one into Kentucky must apply for registration within fifteen days. Kentucky Driver Manual: Motor Vehicle Registration, page 27.

B: No. There is no grace period for renewing your vehicle registration; renew on or before the expiration date. Kentucky Driver Manual: Motor Vehicle Registration, page 27.

D: In the vehicle, on a paper card or a portable electronic device. Owners and operators must keep written proof of minimum coverage in the vehicle—a paper card or one shown on an electronic device. Kentucky Driver Manual: Insurance Law, page 27.

D: 90 days. A license applicant or licensee must be free of seizures, blackouts or altered awareness for 90 days. Kentucky Driver Manual: Seizures, Blackout, Loss of Conscience or Altered Awareness, and Driving, page 28.

C: 20/40. You need 20/40 vision, with or without glasses or contacts, at the screening before you can take the written test. Kentucky Driver Manual: Testing Requirements / Preparation: Vision Screening, page 18.

B: 20/60 or better. After the referral, applicants whose visual acuity is 20/60 or better are eligible to test. Kentucky Driver Manual: Testing Requirements / Preparation: Vision Screening, page 18.

A: The Kentucky State Police. After the Transportation Cabinet prepares the application, the Kentucky State Police administer all required tests. Kentucky Driver Manual: Licensing Requirements, page 12.

A: Anyone under 15. Not eligible: anyone under 15, those suspended or revoked, people judged mentally incompetent, unsafe due to impairment, or unable to understand English road warnings. Kentucky Driver Manual: Operator's License – Class D, page 10.

B: 16. You must be at least 16 and hold a permit or license (or get a Class E license) to operate a moped. Kentucky Driver Manual: Moped License – Class E, page 10.

C: 30 mph. A moped is rated no more than 2 brake horsepower, 50 cc or less, and capable of no more than 30 miles per hour. Kentucky Driver Manual: Moped License – Class E, page 10.

B: No, a valid operator's license is enough. An autocycle is treated as a motorcycle for traffic rules, but the operator needs only a valid operator's license and is exempt from headgear rules. Kentucky Driver Manual: Autocycles, page 78.

C: Yes, if they are a U.S. citizen, enrolled, and carry their Kentucky student ID. A U.S. citizen enrolled at a Kentucky college may drive on a valid out-of-state license while carrying the student ID card. Kentucky Driver Manual: College Students, page 22.