Kentucky KSP / KYTC permit practice test 7

B: Large vehicles that are out of control or can't stop. Escape ramps are only for large vehicles that are out of control or can't stop; never stop or park near them. Kentucky Driver Manual: Turning, page 72.

A: Reduce speed, increase following distance and grip the wheel firmly. Open gratings can reduce traction; reduce speed, increase following distance and maintain a firm grip. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rural Road Driving, page 78.

A: Move the damaged vehicles to the shoulder. In a non-injury accident, Kentucky law requires moving the damaged vehicles to the shoulder. Kentucky Driver Manual: Collisions, page 64.

B: 17. A full unrestricted license requires the graduated licensing course, 180 days on the intermediate license, and reaching age 17. Kentucky Driver Manual: STEP 3: FULL UNRESTRICTED LICENSE PHASE, page 15.

C: At least 10 but not more than 15 minutes. Before any test you get at least ten but no more than fifteen minutes to attempt to contact an attorney. Kentucky Driver Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 35.

C: Rest your head against the closed window and set it to barely show the rear edge of your vehicle. Rest your head against the closed window and set the mirror so it barely shows the rear edge of the vehicle. Kentucky Driver Manual: Adjusting Your Mirrors, page 37.

C: Interstates and parkways. Bicyclists should never ride on interstates and parkways. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rules for Bicyclists, page 69.

D: As an oncoming vehicle; do not start to pass. Assume there is an oncoming vehicle just out of sight; treat a curve or hill as an oncoming vehicle and do not start to pass. Kentucky Driver Manual: Passing, page 56.

D: You should go. When a blind pedestrian steps back from the curb and pulls the cane in, they are telling you to go ahead. Kentucky Driver Manual: Blind Pedestrian Right-of-Way, page 68.

A: Come to a full stop and proceed only when clear. Treat a flashing red light like a stop sign: stop completely, then go only when the way is clear. Kentucky Driver Manual: Flashing Lights, page 43.

A: Exit ramps and the beginning of one-way streets. Do Not Enter signs (and Wrong Way signs) are usually placed at exit ramps and where one-way streets begin. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

B: Counterclockwise. Roundabout traffic circles counterclockwise around the center island, and drivers entering yield to those already circulating. Kentucky Driver Manual: Roundabouts and Traffic Circles, page 52.

D: Slow down and be prepared to stop for crossing or oncoming traffic. Uncontrolled rural intersections are dangerous; slow down and be prepared to stop. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rural Road Driving, page 78.

B: When property damage exceeds $500 and no officer investigated, within 10 days. Anyone in a crash with property damage over $500 that police did not investigate must file a written report within ten days. Kentucky Driver Manual: Collisions, page 64.

B: With good cause, such as emergencies, school or work-related activities. Intermediate drivers may not drive from midnight to 6 a.m. unless they can show good cause, such as emergencies, school or work. Kentucky Driver Manual: Intermediate License Driving, page 14.

C: Above .02. The ignition interlock prevents operation if the driver's breath-alcohol concentration exceeds .02. Kentucky Driver Manual: Repeat Offenders, page 35.

B: The inside rearview mirror. The inside mirror is the primary mirror for view to the rear; adjust it to frame the rear window. Kentucky Driver Manual: Adjusting Your Mirrors, page 37.

A: A white light visible from the front and a red reflector or light visible from the rear. At night, operate the bicycle with a white front light and a red reflector or light visible from the rear. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rules for Bicyclists, page 69.

B: Move to the outside portion of your lane and keep away from it. Leave a little more space by moving to the outside portion of your lane and keep away from the tractor-trailer as it passes. Kentucky Driver Manual: Space to the Side, page 61.

D: The procession has the right-of-way; do not drive between its vehicles. A funeral procession led by an escort with flashing yellow, red or blue lights has the right-of-way; don't drive between its vehicles unless authorized. Kentucky Driver Manual: Funeral Processions, page 76.

D: Yes, if no sign prohibits it and the way is clear. You may turn right on red after stopping if there is no approaching traffic, unless a sign prohibits it. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 43.

C: The center lane is reserved for left turns from either direction, not for through travel or passing. This sign shows a lane reserved for left-turning vehicles from either direction; it is not for through traffic or passing. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

C: Entering traffic. Entering traffic yields the right of way to circulating traffic. Kentucky Driver Manual: Roundabouts and Traffic Circles, page 52.

D: Reduce speed, center your vehicle in your lane and watch for oncoming traffic. Narrow rural roads may have ditches instead of shoulders: slow down, stay centered in your lane and watch for oncoming drivers drifting over. Kentucky Driver Manual: Rural Road Driving, page 77.

D: Only in life-threatening emergencies. Only in life-threatening emergencies should you remove a person; otherwise wait for EMTs and keep them warm. Kentucky Driver Manual: First Aid to Collision Victims, page 65.