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Safe Driving Tips — Kansas Driver's License Practice Test

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If you must cross several lanes, how should you do it?

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This Kansas Driver's License Safe Driving Tips practice set has 113 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Kansas Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the Safe Driving Tips bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. What does being a safe driver require you to do to spot problems that may require changing speed or position?

    • Scan ahead, to the sides and behind your vehicle Correct answer
    • Watch only the vehicle directly in front of you
    • Keep your eyes fixed on the lane marking
    • Look only at your speedometer

    Explanation: To be a safe driver you must scan ahead, to the sides and behind to see problems that may cause you to change your speed or roadway position.

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  2. Why should you look well down the roadway to the end of the travel path?

    • To avoid emergency braking or steering and steer with less weaving Correct answer
    • To read every billboard along the road
    • To increase your speed safely
    • To avoid using your mirrors

    Explanation: Looking well ahead to the end of the travel path helps you avoid emergency braking or steering and lets you steer with less weaving.

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  3. In the city, how far ahead should you look?

    • At least two blocks or two traffic signals ahead Correct answer
    • At least a quarter of a mile ahead
    • Only to the vehicle directly in front of you
    • At least five blocks ahead

    Explanation: In the city you should look at least two blocks or two traffic signals ahead.

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