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Kansas: Losing your license Practice Test

Convictions that can lead to suspension or revocation of Kansas driving privileges.

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Questions are original and based on the official manual "Kansas Driving Handbook" (Revised February 2022), Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles.

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  1. Conviction of how many moving violations within a twelve-month period can lead to suspension of your driving privileges?

    • Three
    • Two
    • Five
    • Seven
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    Correct answer: Three

    Conviction of three moving violations within a twelve-month period is a ground for suspension.

    Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 14

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  2. What is the result of failing to appear for a court date?

    • A mandatory 6-month suspension
    • A fine with no effect on the license
    • A mandatory indefinite suspension
    • A mandatory suspension of exactly 90 days
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    Correct answer: A mandatory indefinite suspension

    Failing to appear for a court date is a mandatory indefinite suspension.

    Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 14

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  3. Failing to do what after a traffic accident may lead to suspension of your driving privileges?

    • Failing to repair the vehicle within 30 days
    • Failing to call a tow truck
    • Failing to report the accident
    • Failing to change insurance companies
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    Correct answer: Failing to report the accident

    Failing to report a traffic accident is one of the violations that may lead to suspension.

    Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 14

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  4. Which of these convictions may lead to revocation of your driving privileges?

    • Parking in front of a fire hydrant for a short time
    • Failure to stop and render aid after a fatal or injury crash
    • Driving with a worn tire on one wheel
    • Failing to signal a turn into a driveway
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    Correct answer: Failure to stop and render aid after a fatal or injury crash

    Failure to stop and render aid after a crash causing death or personal injury is a ground for revocation.

    Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 15

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  5. Which of these convictions may lead to revocation of your driving privileges?

    • Failing to signal a turn
    • Driving with a worn tire
    • Attempting to elude a police officer
    • Parking in front of a fire hydrant
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    Correct answer: Attempting to elude a police officer

    Attempting to elude a police officer is a ground for revocation.

    Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 15

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