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Kansas Permit Test: Road Signs Practice Questions
Shapes, colors and meanings of regulatory, warning and guide signs.
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Question 1
What shape and color are most warning signs?
Green rectangles
White squares
Yellow diamonds with black letters or symbols
Red octagons with white letters
Correct answer: Yellow diamonds with black letters or symbols
Warning signs are usually yellow with black lettering or symbols and diamond-shaped.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Warning Signs
Question 2
Which warning signs may be fluorescent yellow-green?
School zones, school crossings and pedestrian crossings
Curve signs
Divided highway
Stop ahead and yield ahead signs on highways
Correct answer: School zones, school crossings and pedestrian crossings
Some warning signs, such as school zones, school crossings and pedestrian crossings, may be fluorescent yellow.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Warning Signs
Question 3
What color are temporary incident signs for crashes, spills or disasters?
Brown
Orange
Blue
Fluorescent pink
Correct answer: Fluorescent pink
Incident signs are temporary and fluorescent pink with black lettering.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Incident Signs
Question 4
What do blue guide signs show?
Speed limits
Services like gas, food, lodging and hospitals
Construction zones and lane closures
Historic sites
Correct answer: Services like gas, food, lodging and hospitals
Blue service signs show rest areas, gas stations, hotels or hospitals.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Guide Signs
Question 5
On an exit sign, the word "Exit" is on the left side. What does that mean?
No exit
Exit closed
The exit is to the right of the main road
The exit lane or ramp is to the left
Correct answer: The exit lane or ramp is to the left
If 'Exit' is written on the left side of the sign, the exit lane or ramp is to the left.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Guide Signs
Question 6
What does a red circle with a red slash over a symbol mean?
The action shown is prohibited
Caution ahead
The action shown is required here
A service is nearby
Correct answer: The action shown is prohibited
Regulatory signs with a red circle and slash prohibit certain actions, like No Left Turn or No U-Turn.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Regulatory Signs
Question 7
When does a 'School Speed Limit When Flashing' limit apply?
Only on weekends
Only when the lights are flashing
All day, whenever school is in session
Only in summer
Correct answer: Only when the lights are flashing
The reduced speed applies only when flashing; otherwise obey the road's normal limit.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – School Speed Limit When Flashing
Question 8
What does a 'Pass with Care' sign mean?
Passing required
End of a no-passing zone; pass only when safe
No passing for the next several miles
Narrow bridge
Correct answer: End of a no-passing zone; pass only when safe
Pass with Care marks the end of a no-passing zone; pass only when it is safe.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Regulatory Signs
Question 9
Where would you typically see a WRONG WAY sign?
On expressway ramps past the DO NOT ENTER sign
At railroad crossings
In parking lots and at drive-through lanes only
On school buses
Correct answer: On expressway ramps past the DO NOT ENTER sign
WRONG WAY signs appear on expressway ramps a short distance past DO NOT ENTER, or if you turn the wrong way on a one-way street.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Regulatory Signs
Question 10
What does a 'Slower Traffic Keep Right' sign tell you?
The left lane is closed to all traffic ahead
Speed up
If driving slower than traffic, use the right lane
Trucks must exit
Correct answer: If driving slower than traffic, use the right lane
Posted on multilane highways, it tells slower drivers to stay in the right lane.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Regulatory Signs
Question 11
What happens to speeding fines in a Kansas work zone?
No change
They are waived
They are doubled
They're halved for first offenses
Correct answer: They are doubled
Fines for speeding in a work zone are doubled.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Work Zone Signs
Question 12
In a mobile work zone, when can you stop observing the warning signs?
When you see the 'End Road Work' sign
At night
After one mile
As soon as you no longer see any workers
Correct answer: When you see the 'End Road Work' sign
Workers may not be visible right away; observe posted signs until you see 'End Road Work'.
Source: Section 10: Special Driving Situations – Work Zones
Question 13
When should you merge for a work zone lane closure?
Only when a flagger personally tells you to
At the last second
As soon as possible at first notice
Never
Correct answer: As soon as possible at first notice
Merge as soon as possible by moving to the correct lane at first notice of a work zone.
Source: Section 10: Special Driving Situations – Work Zones
Question 14
About how far does a 100-car freight train at 55 mph need to stop?
About 500 feet
About 100 feet
More than a mile
About one city block
Correct answer: More than a mile
A 100-car freight train at 55 mph needs more than a mile—about 18 football fields—to stop in emergency braking.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Railroad Crossing Warning Signs
Question 15
At a crossing, the bell keeps ringing after the train passes. What should you do?
Cross immediately
Wait until the bell or horn stops
Honk
Go around the gate if no train is visible
Correct answer: Wait until the bell or horn stops
Some crossings have a bell or horn; don't cross until it has stopped.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road – Railroad Crossing Warning Signs
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