Free Kansas Permit Practice Test 3 (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 Traffic Signs & Signals (8 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.

3 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. If you are involved in a crash, you must:

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Answer: Stop and give information

Stop and exchange information at any crash.

2. Replace tires when the tread is:

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Answer: Worn too low to grip the road

Worn tread loses traction — replace low tires.

3. The only thing that lowers your BAC is:

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Answer: Time

Only time removes alcohol from your body.

4. Alcohol reaches your brain and affects driving within:

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Answer: Minutes

Alcohol affects the brain within minutes of drinking.

5. A green downward arrow signal above a lane means:

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Answer: You may use that lane

A green downward arrow means the lane below is open for you to use.

6. You must stop and give information after a crash that involves:

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Answer: Injury, death, or property damage

Stop and exchange information for any crash involving injury, death, or property damage.

7. A blue sign with a wheelchair symbol reserves parking for:

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Answer: People with a disabled parking permit

Blue wheelchair signs reserve parking for permit holders.

8. If your right wheels drift onto the shoulder, you should:

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Answer: Ease off the gas and steer back gently when it's safe

Don't jerk the wheel — slow down and steer back onto the pavement smoothly.

9. What does this sign mean?

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Answer: Narrow bridge ahead

A narrow-bridge warning — the bridge ahead is narrower than the road; use caution.

10. A black-on-white sign of this shape is a:

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Answer: Regulatory signs that tell you the law

Black-on-white rectangular signs are regulatory — they tell you a traffic law you must obey (e.g., speed limit).

11. A stop sign is the only sign shaped as a(n):

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Answer: Octagon

Only the stop sign is an octagon.

12. Hazard (four-way) flashers are meant for when your vehicle is:

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Answer: Stopped or disabled and creating a hazard

Use hazards when stopped or disabled — not during normal driving.

13. On a wet road at higher speeds your tires can ride on a film of water. This is called:

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Answer: Hydroplaning

Hydroplaning — reduce speed in the rain to keep your tires gripping the road.

14. If you encounter a horse and rider on the road, you should:

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Answer: Slow down, give room, and pass gently to avoid spooking the animal

Be patient and quiet around horses; slow down and give plenty of room.

15. A white sign reading 'TRUCKS USE RIGHT LANE' means:

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Answer: Trucks must stay in the right lane

This regulatory sign requires trucks to keep to the right lane.

16. To spot hazards early, experienced drivers look:

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Answer: Well ahead (10–15 seconds) and keep checking mirrors

Look far ahead and keep scanning mirrors and sides to see problems developing.

17. Immediately after a crash you are involved in, you must:

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Answer: Stop, help the injured, and exchange information

Always stop, render aid, and exchange information; call 911 for injuries.

18. Mile markers and route-number signs are examples of:

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Answer: Guide signs

Route markers and mile markers are guide signs that help you navigate.

19. What does this sign warn of?

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Answer: A pedestrian or school crossing

This bright yellow-green sign marks a pedestrian or school crossing — be ready to yield to people crossing.

20. May you exceed the posted speed limit to complete a pass?

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Answer: No — you must never exceed the speed limit

You must never exceed the speed limit, even to pass.

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