Free Kansas Permit Practice Test 2 (2026)

Real questions from the official Kansas driver handbook, each with a plain-English explanation. Free, unlimited retakes, no signup.

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What this test covers

This draw of 20 questions breaks down like this:

Heaviest on Speed Limits & Speed Management (5 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.

20 are Kansas-specific questions, drawn from the state handbook rather than general road rules.

Each test on this site draws a different set, so Test 1, 2 and 3 never repeat a question.

Questions on this test

1. On open Kansas plains, strong crosswinds mean you should:

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Answer: Keep a firm grip and steer gently to stay in your lane

Grip the wheel firmly and correct gently for gusts on open roads.

2. Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a marked business district is:

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Answer: 20 MPH

20 MPH in a properly marked business district.

3. If you become drowsy while driving, you should:

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Answer: Pull over safely and rest

Only rest cures drowsiness — pull over.

4. Unless otherwise posted, the Kansas speed limit on a State or Federal Highway is:

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Answer: 65 MPH

65 MPH on any State or Federal Highway unless posted otherwise.

5. Unless otherwise posted, the Kansas speed limit in a marked school zone is:

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Answer: 20 MPH

20 MPH in a properly marked school zone.

6. Use headlights:

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Answer: At night and when visibility is reduced

Use headlights at night and in low-visibility conditions.

7. When a school bus stops with red lights flashing on an undivided road, traffic:

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Answer: In both directions must stop

Both directions stop for a stopped school bus on an undivided road.

8. When an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren, you should:

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Answer: Pull to the right and stop until it passes

Pull right and stop until it passes.

9. The safest choice if you'll be drinking is to:

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Answer: Use a designated driver or ride

Plan a sober ride — never drive impaired.

10. During the learner/permit stage you must drive accompanied by an adult who is:

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Answer: At least 21 years old

A supervising adult must be at least 21.

11. Kansas may also set minimum speed limits because:

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Answer: Driving too slowly impedes the flow of traffic

Driving too slowly impedes traffic; minimum limits may be posted.

12. In Kansas, a Class C or M instruction permit is available at age:

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Answer: 14

A Class C or M instruction permit is available at 14.

13. In Kansas, you are DUI (driving under the influence) at a BAC of:

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Answer: .08 or above

DUI applies at .08 BAC or above (K.S.A. 8-1567).

14. Texting while driving in Kansas is:

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Answer: Illegal and dangerous

Texting while driving is illegal and dangerous.

15. A 15-year-old applying for a Kansas restricted license must have completed:

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Answer: 25 hours of supervised driving

15-year-olds need 25 hours of supervised driving.

16. Keeping a safe following distance helps you:

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Answer: React to sudden stops without a crash

Space ahead gives you time to react and avoid rear-ending others.

17. You should signal before turning for at least:

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Answer: 100 feet

Signal at least 100 feet before turning.

18. In Kansas, transporting an open container of liquor or 3.2 beer is:

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Answer: A violation that can suspend your license

Transporting an open container is a violation (open container in the trunk is the exception).

19. The maximum speed limit posted on some Kansas highways (by the Secretary of Transportation) is:

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Answer: 75 MPH

Up to 75 MPH may be posted on some highways.

20. A full (less-restricted) Class C or M Kansas license is available at 16 after completing:

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Answer: 50 hours of practice (10 at night)

At 16, with 50 hours of practice driving (10 at night), you get less-restricted privileges.

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