Kentucky KSP / KYTC permit practice test 3

D: Yield. The crossbuck is a regulatory sign with the same meaning as a yield sign: slow down and be ready to stop for a train. Kentucky Driver Manual: Flashing Lights, page 43.

B: The left-most portion. Always turn left from the left-most portion of your lane, yielding to oncoming traffic. Kentucky Driver Manual: Left Turns, page 50.

A: Use the acceleration lane to reach traffic speed and merge into a gap. Use the acceleration lane to reach the speed of other vehicles, find a gap and merge; existing traffic has the right of way. Kentucky Driver Manual: Entering a Multi-lane Highway, page 55.

A: As close to the curb as possible, away from traffic. Park as far from moving traffic as you can, which means right next to the curb when there is one. Kentucky Driver Manual: Parking, page 52.

D: Twice as far. High beams let you see twice as far as low beams; use them when there are no oncoming vehicles. Kentucky Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 76.

A: The steering wheel. In a skid, steering is your most important control for regaining control of the car. Kentucky Driver Manual: Dealing with Skids, page 64.

C: 60 hours, 10 at night. The Practice Driving Log must show a minimum of 60 hours of practice driving, with 10 hours at night. Kentucky Driver Manual: STEP 1: PERMIT PHASE, page 13.

C: 40%. Alcohol and other impairing drugs are involved in approximately 40% of traffic crashes in which someone is killed. Kentucky Driver Manual: Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Driving, page 33.

A: It combines visual, manual and cognitive distraction. Texting needs your eyes, your hands and your mind at once, so it hits all three types of distraction. Kentucky Driver Manual: Driver Distractions, page 31.

C: 70 mph. Kentucky's transportation secretary can raise the limit on specific highways to as much as 70 mph. Kentucky Driver Manual: Kentucky Speed Limits, page 57.

B: Until all people are clear of the roadway and the bus is in motion. Stay stopped until everyone has cleared the road and the bus starts moving again. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rules for School Buses, page 52.

C: 200 feet. A pass must be completed before reaching a no-passing zone and before coming within 200 feet of an oncoming vehicle. Kentucky Driver Manual: Passing, page 55.

A: No; always consider the situation at the intersection. Right-of-way rules say who should yield, but nobody is guaranteed the right-of-way; judge each situation. Kentucky Driver Manual: Yielding Right of Way, page 42.

A: You may go straight ahead. A green arrow pointed upward means you may go straight ahead. Kentucky Driver Manual: Lighted Arrows, page 43.

A: How many tracks there are. At crossings with more than one track, the number of tracks is posted to warn that more than one train may cross. Kentucky Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 44.

B: Stay in that lane until the turn is completed. Identify and enter the lane from which you will turn and stay in that lane until the turn is completed. Kentucky Driver Manual: Multiple Lanes Turning, page 50.

A: After moving into the deceleration lane. Maintain speed on the main roadway; signal, move into the deceleration lane, then slow. Kentucky Driver Manual: Exiting a Roadway, page 55.

B: Curb side. It is safest to get out on the curb side; if you must use the street side, check traffic first. Kentucky Driver Manual: Parallel Parking, page 53.

A: No; tinted or colored lenses reduce your vision. Do not wear sunglasses or colored lenses at night or on overcast days; they reduce your vision. Kentucky Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 76.

A: Brake and steer to miss the animal. Using braking and steering is a good way to avoid obstacles like animals; brake and steer to miss it. Kentucky Driver Manual: Steering, page 63.

B: A licensed driver 21 years of age or older. A permit holder may drive only with a licensed driver who is at least 21 sitting in the front passenger seat. Kentucky Driver Manual: Permit Driving, page 13.

C: 48 hours to 30 days. A first conviction brings a $200-$500 fine plus costs, 48 hours to 30 days in jail, and a 4 to 6 month suspension. Kentucky Driver Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 35.

B: Road rage is uncontrolled anger resulting in violence or threats and is criminal; aggressive driving is endangering actions like tailgating and speeding. Aggressive driving includes tailgating, abrupt lane changes and speeding; road rage is uncontrolled anger with violence or threats and is criminal. Kentucky Driver Manual: Emotions, Aggressive Driving and Road Rage, page 32.

B: 25 mph. When you cannot see farther than about 100 feet, you cannot safely drive faster than 25 miles per hour; use low beams. Kentucky Driver Manual: Visibility, page 58.

A: Drive to the right side of the road or curb, clear of intersections, and stop until it passes. Immediately drive to the right side or curb, clear of any intersection, and stop until the emergency vehicle has passed. Kentucky Driver Manual: Emergency Vehicles, page 73.