Kentucky KSP / KYTC permit practice test 6

B: Turn off the engine. Turn off the engine, shift to neutral and look for an escape path, steer smoothly, brake gently and pull off. Kentucky Driver Manual: Stuck Accelerator, page 66.

C: Six. Drivers under 18 face possible suspension once they have more than six points on their record. Kentucky Driver Manual: STEP 1: PERMIT PHASE, page 14.

C: More than 30 mph. Driving in excess of 30 mph above the posted limit is an aggravating circumstance requiring mandatory jail. Kentucky Driver Manual: Aggravating Circumstances, page 35.

B: No higher than the top of your shoulders and below chin level. Set the wheel so its top is below your chin and not above the tops of your shoulders. Kentucky Driver Manual: Adjusting Seat and Mirrors, page 36.

D: 55 mph. The maximum recommended speed for most vehicle-trailer combinations is 55 mph. Kentucky Driver Manual: Safe Driving With a Trailer, page 79.

A: A full lane width; do not share the lane. Allow a motorcyclist a full lane width; do not share the lane. Kentucky Driver Manual: Motorcyclists, page 70.

A: Only if the vehicle being passed has come to a complete stop and it can be done safely. Passing on the right off the roadway is not allowed unless the vehicle being passed comes to a complete stop and the move can be made safely. Kentucky Driver Manual: Passing, page 55.

D: $250. Not yielding to a blind pedestrian with a white cane or assistance dog can bring a fine of up to $250. Kentucky Driver Manual: Blind Pedestrian Right-of-Way, page 67.

D: Before entering the intersection. If crosswalks are not apparent, you must stop before entering the intersection. Kentucky Driver Manual: Crosswalks and Stop Lines, page 47.

A: Stop behind the stop line or crosswalk and yield to crossing traffic and pedestrians. A stop sign has eight sides; stop behind the stop line or crosswalk and yield to crossing vehicles and pedestrians in all directions. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

B: Immediately moving into the intersection without checking. At a green light, avoid immediately moving into the intersection; make sure your path is clear and there's no crossing traffic. Kentucky Driver Manual: Intersections, page 51.

B: Not where the minimum speed is more than 30 mph. Mopeds are not allowed on limited-access highways whose minimum speed is above 30 mph. Kentucky Driver Manual: Moped License – Class E, page 11.

D: The County Clerk's Office. Special handicapped parking plates or decals are issued through the County Clerk's Office. Kentucky Driver Manual: Handicapped Parking, page 54.

A: Reduce speed and increase following distance; you may skid when stopping. Traction is reduced on gravel or dirt; reduce your speed, increase following distance and expect possible skidding. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rural Road Driving, page 77.

D: About 200 to 300 feet. Place emergency flares about 200 to 300 feet behind the vehicle. Kentucky Driver Manual: Vehicle Breakdown & Emergency Signals, page 66.

C: 180 days. Drivers are eligible for a full license after holding the intermediate license for 180 days, completing driver education and reaching age 17. Kentucky Driver Manual: STEP 3: FULL UNRESTRICTED LICENSE PHASE, page 15.

B: To a lawfully requested test of your blood, breath, urine or a combination. Under implied consent, choosing to drive in Kentucky means you have agreed to a lawful blood, breath or urine test (or a combination). Kentucky Driver Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 34.

B: So it contacts the back of your head, not below the level of your ears. Head restraints should contact the back of your head and not sit below the level of your ears. Kentucky Driver Manual: Adjusting Seat and Mirrors, page 36.

A: About 35 mph. Large vehicles must drive slowly on steep hills, approximately 35 mph, and use the right lane. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rear No Zones, page 71.

C: The last 50 feet. For a vehicle that is not a motor vehicle (bicycle), the signal is given intermittently for the last 50 feet before the turn. Kentucky Driver Manual: Bicyclists, page 68.

C: No. A solid line on your side of the center line marks a no-passing zone for you. Kentucky Driver Manual: Passing, page 55.

C: No more than 5 feet (unless there's an advanced stop bar). Blind pedestrians use the sound of your engine to judge traffic, so stop within 5 feet of the crosswalk unless an advance stop line is marked. Kentucky Driver Manual: Blind Pedestrian Right-of-Way, page 67.

D: Slow down and watch for others. Flashing yellow is a caution signal: slow down and watch for others. You will see it at intersections, in work areas and on vehicles such as tow trucks. Kentucky Driver Manual: Flashing Lights, page 43.

C: Slow down and let traffic with the right-of-way go first. A yield sign means you must slow down and allow traffic with the right of way to cross before entering. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

A: Wait until it clears. If traffic in one lane blocks your view of another, wait until it clears; nosing into the other lane could get you hit. Kentucky Driver Manual: Intersections, page 51.