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Kansas Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions
Permit rules, passenger and nighttime limits, phone rules for minors.
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Question 1
What age range can get a Kansas farm permit?
14 but under 17
Any age
16 to 18
12 to 14
Correct answer: 14 but under 17
The farm permit is for ages 14 to under 17 who live on or work for pay on a farm.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Farm Permit
Question 2
How large must a farm be for a Kansas farm permit?
Any size
At least 100 acres
At least 5 acres of any kind of land or yard
At least 20 acres in agricultural use
Correct answer: At least 20 acres in agricultural use
A farm is at least 20 acres used in agricultural operations.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Farm Permit
Question 3
A 14-year-old with a Kansas farm permit may drive to school for what purpose?
Sports practice
Field trips
Attendance only, by the most direct route
Any school activity, including evening games
Correct answer: Attendance only, by the most direct route
14β15-year-olds may drive directly between home and school by the most direct route for attendance, not school activities.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Farm Permit
Question 4
What is the minimum age for a Kansas restricted license?
15
17
14
16
Correct answer: 15
The restricted license has a minimum age of 15 and requires holding a learner's permit for 1 year.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 5
How many supervised hours must a 15-year-old complete for a Kansas restricted license?
50 hours
100 hours
10 hours
25 hours
Correct answer: 25 hours
15-year-olds need 25 supervised hours plus driver's education; 16-year-olds need 50 hours with 10 at night.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 6
How many supervised hours (and night hours) must a 16-year-old complete for a Kansas restricted license?
25 hours, none at night
50 hours, with 10 at night
100 hours, with 20 at night
10 hours
Correct answer: 50 hours, with 10 at night
16-year-old applicants must complete 50 hours of supervised driving with 10 at night.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 7
Without a licensed adult, when may a 16-year-old Kansas restricted driver drive anywhere?
Never
From 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Only on weekends
From 6 a.m. to midnight
Correct answer: From 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
16-year-olds may drive any time from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., plus to/from school, work, religious activity, or with a licensed adult.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 8
How many non-sibling minor passengers may a 16-year-old Kansas restricted driver carry?
None
Three
Only one
Two
Correct answer: Only one
Only one non-sibling minor passenger is allowed; 15-year-olds may carry none.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 9
May a 15-year-old Kansas restricted driver carry a friend who is a minor?
No non-sibling minor passengers
Yes, two
Yes, one
Yes, any number if they wear seat belts
Correct answer: No non-sibling minor passengers
15-year-old restricted drivers may have no non-sibling minor passengers.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 10
When may Kansas GDL drivers use a wireless device while driving?
At red lights
For GPS only
Hands-free any time, but never hand-held
Only to report illegal activity or summon help
Correct answer: Only to report illegal activity or summon help
No wireless communication devices while driving except to report illegal activity or summon emergency help.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 11
When are all age-related restrictions removed for a Kansas restricted driver?
At 16 exactly
After age 16 and 6 months holding the restricted license
At 18 only
After one year with the license, at any age at all
Correct answer: After age 16 and 6 months holding the restricted license
After age 16 and holding the restricted license for 6 months, all age-related restrictions are removed.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Restricted License
Question 12
What does a Kansas applicant under 16 need to apply for an instruction permit?
Written application by a parent or guardian
Nothing extra
A letter from an employer or school counselor
A school diploma
Correct answer: Written application by a parent or guardian
Under 16 requires a written application by the parent/guardian, who signs an affidavit at the office.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Instructional Permit
Question 13
If you are under 17, how long must you hold your Kansas instruction permit before the driving test?
One full year or until age 17, whichever is first
Three months
Two years
Six months, or until a parent approves
Correct answer: One full year or until age 17, whichever is first
Under 17, hold the permit one full year or until reaching 17, whichever comes first.
Source: Section 11: How to Prepare for Your Driver License β Passing the Knowledge Test
Question 14
For a Kansas applicant under 18, what must a parent sign for an unrestricted license?
Nothing
An affidavit of 50 hours of driving, 10 at night
A bank statement
A school attendance form signed by a teacher or the principal
Correct answer: An affidavit of 50 hours of driving, 10 at night
Applicants under 18 need a parent/guardian affidavit attesting to at least 50 hours, with at least 10 at night.
Source: Section 1: The Driver's License β Unrestricted Driver's License
Question 15
In Kansas, at what BAC can a driver under 21 be arrested for alcohol impairment?
0.02%
0.08%
0.05%
0.10%
Correct answer: 0.02%
In Kansas, if you are under 21 you can be arrested for alcohol impairment at .02%.
Source: Section 3: Be in Shape to Drive β If You Are Under 21
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