Basic Driving — Kentucky Driver's License Practice Test
15 questions in this topic · 15 drawn at random this round
What is the correct way to use the accelerator when you begin moving?
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This Kentucky Driver's License Basic Driving practice set has 15 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Kentucky Driver's License knowledge test to pass.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Basic Driving bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 15 questions at random from the same bank.
When you start the engine, where should your right foot be and what gear should the vehicle be in?
- Right foot on the brake pedal, gear selector in park — Correct answer
- Right foot on the accelerator, gear selector in drive
- Both feet off the pedals, gear selector in neutral
- Left foot on the brake pedal, gear selector in reverse
Explanation: To start the engine, place your right foot on the brake pedal and check that the gear selector lever is in park.
Handbook: Basic Driving — Starting the Engine
After turning the ignition switch to the on position, what should you check before driving?
- The indicator lights and gauges (fuel level, ABS, air bags) — Correct answer
- The tire pressure with a gauge
- The amount of fluid in the windshield washer
- The tread depth of all four tires
Explanation: Place the key in the ignition, turn the switch to the on position, and check the indicator lights and gauges, such as fuel level, ABS, and air bags.
Handbook: Basic Driving — Starting the Engine
To begin moving the vehicle, what should you do while keeping your foot on the brake?
- Move the gear selector to "D" (drive) — Correct answer
- Move the gear selector to "R" (reverse)
- Leave the gear selector in park and release the brake
- Press the accelerator before shifting gears
Explanation: To move the vehicle, move the gear selector lever to "D" (drive) while keeping your foot on the brake pedal.
Handbook: Basic Driving — Moving the Vehicle