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4.4 out of 5 • 2101 votes 6 min to complete Available in EN, ES, RUThe Kansas DMV knowledge test consists of 25 multiple-choice questions about road signs, traffic laws, and safe driving practices. You are required to correctly answer at least 20 questions to reach the minimum percentage of 80%. Sections covered on the test include:
| Test section | Questions | Common mistakes |
|---|---|---|
| Road signs | 5-7 | Misjudging the shapes and colors of signs. Remember that diamond-shaped signs are warnings; the color red always means stop or prohibition. |
Common mistakes among Kansas test-takers include misunderstanding the shapes and meanings of road signs, confusing speed limits for different areas, and not fully understanding safe driving distances.
This Kansas DMV practice test just got updated for September 2024, featuring 40 of the most essential road signs and rules questions directly from the pages of the official KS Driver Handbook. The DMV official test also includes 25 questions, and you are definitely going to need to get at least 20 correct for a green light.
Other popular names given to the test include the DMV permit test, driving test, DMV written test, driver’s license test, or simply the driver’s test. The test is meant to give you ample preparation through questions that are of similar nature and character as the Kansas DMV knowledge test.
Start by creating a study plan that divides the content into manageable sections. Focus on one section at a time, such as road signs first, then traffic laws, and so on. Use flashcards to memorize road signs and practice with online quizzes to reinforce your learning. Make use of the driver’s handbook for in-depth understanding.
Taking regular practice tests can help identify areas where you need more review. Aim to take at least 3-4 practice tests in the week leading up to your exam. This helps you become comfortable with the format and timing.
Bring your ID, proof of residency, and the payment for the fees on the test day. Arrive at the DMV at least 15 minutes in advance to have enough time for check-in procedures. Be relaxed during the test and read every question carefully; do not hurry while taking the test.
If you start to feel anxious, take a few deep breaths. Remember, the test is not timed, so there’s no need to hurry. Confidence is key -- trust your preparation and take your time.
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