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Before You Drive — Kentucky Driver's License Practice Test

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How often should you check tire pressure with a pressure gauge, and where do you find the recommended PSI?

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This Kentucky Driver's License Before You Drive practice set has 47 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.

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Three questions from the Before You Drive bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. When it comes to road safety, what is one thing you can directly control even though you cannot control other drivers or road conditions?

    • Proper maintenance of your vehicle and tires — Correct answer
    • The behavior of drivers around you
    • The weather and road surface conditions
    • The timing of the traffic signals on your route

    Explanation: You cannot control other drivers or road conditions, but proper maintenance of your vehicle and tires is something you can control.

    Handbook: Before You Drive — Inspecting Your Vehicle

  2. Driving on tires that are underinflated, overinflated, or have low tread can lead to what?

    • Safety issues on the road — Correct answer
    • Better fuel economy
    • A smoother, quieter ride with no risk
    • Longer tire life and nothing else

    Explanation: Driving on underinflated or overinflated tires, or tires with low tread, can lead to safety issues on the road; such crashes are preventable with simple maintenance.

    Handbook: Before You Drive — Inspecting Your Vehicle

  3. How often should you check tire pressure with a pressure gauge, and where do you find the recommended PSI?

    • Monthly, with the tires cold; the PSI is on a sticker on the inside door jamb — Correct answer
    • Once a year, with the tires hot; the PSI is printed on the windshield
    • Only when a tire looks flat; the PSI is on the dashboard
    • Every five years; the PSI is in the glove box manual only

    Explanation: Check tire pressure with a pressure gauge monthly when the tires are cold. The recommended PSI is on a sticker on the inside door jamb.

    Handbook: Before You Drive — Inspecting Your Vehicle