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Kansas Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
Where is a U-turn not allowed in Kansas?
In daylight
On one-way streets only
Where you can't be seen for at least 500 feet
On any wide street with two lanes
Correct answer: Where you can't be seen for at least 500 feet
Don't U-turn on a curve, near a hilltop or anywhere you can't be seen by others for at least 500 feet.
Source: Section 2: State Laws and Rules of the Road β "U" Turns
Question 2
Turning left from a four-lane divided highway, where should you enter the cross street?
In the far right lane of the cross street
On the shoulder
Anywhere
Just to the right of the center line
Correct answer: Just to the right of the center line
Turn from the inside lane without swinging wide and enter the cross street just right of the center line.
Source: Section 2: State Laws and Rules of the Road β Turns on Multi-lane Roads
Question 3
With no lane markings, which lane should you turn into?
The farthest lane, to leave room for others
The center lane
The closest lane going your direction
Any lane
Correct answer: The closest lane going your direction
Turn into the closest lane going your direction so you cross the fewest lanes of traffic.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Turning
Question 4
How far ahead should you get into the correct lane for a multiple-lane turn?
At least one block before
One full mile before the intersection
At the corner
After the turn
Correct answer: At least one block before
At least one block before turning, identify and enter the lane you'll turn from.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Turning
Question 5
What is the safest way to change direction in town?
Turn right and go around the block
Make a U-turn
Do a three-point turn in the middle of the block
Back into a driveway
Correct answer: Turn right and go around the block
The safest way to change direction is to turn right and go around the block, avoiding most left turns.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Turnabouts
Question 6
Which turnabout is the most difficult and dangerous?
The two-point turnabout using a driveway
The three-point turnabout
A right turn
Going around the block
Correct answer: The three-point turnabout
The three-point turnabout is the most difficult and dangerous; use it only when the road is too narrow for a U-turn.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Three-Point Turnabout
Question 7
In a two-point turnabout, what is the safer way to use a driveway?
Pull in forward and back out quickly
Stop in the street
Back into the driveway
Back out of the driveway onto the street
Correct answer: Back into the driveway
The safest two-point turnabout is to back into the driveway, so you see traffic better when leaving.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Two-point Turnabout
Question 8
Going straight through a roundabout, when should you signal?
Signal right before your exit
Never
Signal left on entering
Signal right on entering, and left on exiting
Correct answer: Signal right before your exit
No signal is needed approaching to go straight, but signal right before the exit you want.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Roundabouts
Question 9
In a multi-lane roundabout, what should you avoid?
Yielding on entry
Signaling right at your exit
Changing lanes or passing
Slowing down
Correct answer: Changing lanes or passing
Be in the proper lane before entering and don't change lanes or pass any vehicles inside.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Roundabouts
Question 10
A truck swings wide left to make a right turn. What should you avoid?
Giving it room
Waiting behind it
Watching its turn signals and its mirrors
Getting between the truck and the curb
Correct answer: Getting between the truck and the curb
Don't try to get between a turning truck and the curb; you could be squeezed. Wait until it completes the turn.
Source: Section 9: Sharing the Road β Interacting with Commercial Vehicles
Question 11
You're about to turn right and a bicyclist is ahead. What should you do?
Honk
Pass the cyclist right before you make the turn
Slow down and let the cyclist clear the intersection
Turn sharply in front
Correct answer: Slow down and let the cyclist clear the intersection
Don't pass a cyclist immediately before a right turn; slow down and let them clear the intersection.
Source: Section 9: Sharing the Road β Bicyclists
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