Kansas Permit Test: Licensing Practice Questions

Correct answer: 90 days

You are required to have a Kansas license within 90 days of moving to Kansas.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – About This Manual

Correct answer: Unpaid fines for moving traffic violations

Applicants must have no unpaid fines for moving traffic violations, among other requirements.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – About This Manual

Correct answer: No

Internet driver education courses do not meet Kansas licensing requirements.

Source: Age Requirements – Driver's Education

Correct answer: 8 hours classroom and 6 hours behind the wheel

Approved private schools offer 8 hours of classroom and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction.

Source: Age Requirements – Driver's Education

Correct answer: 17

An unrestricted non-commercial Class C license requires age 17.

Source: Age Requirements

Correct answer: 18

Non-commercial Class A or B requires age 18.

Source: Age Requirements

Correct answer: 21

Interstate commercial licenses require age 21; intrastate, 18.

Source: Age Requirements

Correct answer: 14

The Class C or M instruction permit has a minimum age of 14.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Instructional Permit

Correct answer: One year, renewable with testing

The permit expires in 1 year and may be renewed by retaking the written exam.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Instructional Permit

Correct answer: A licensed adult 21+ with at least a year of driving experience

The supervising licensed adult must be at least 21 with at least one year of driving experience, in the front seat.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Instructional Permit

Correct answer: No one but the supervising adult

No person but the supervising adult may be in the front seat.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Instructional Permit

Correct answer: At least 20/40 in one eye

Vision must be at least 20/40 in at least one eye, with or without corrective lenses.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: Within the last 90 days

A Driver Licensing eye exam form completed within the last 90 days by an ophthalmologist or optometrist is accepted.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: The next working day, after a $1.50 re-exam fee

You may retest the next working day after paying a $1.50 re-exam fee.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Unsuccessful Examinations

Correct answer: At least 6 months

You get four chances per test; after the fourth failure, wait at least six months from the latest failed exam.

Source: Section 1: The Driver's License – Unsuccessful Examinations