Kansas: Insurance and crash reports Practice Test
Proof of insurance and what to carry in case of a crash.
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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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What do Driver Services manage for drivers?
- Vehicle inspection schedules
- Proof of insurance requirements
- Highway construction schedules
- Driver education school licenses
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Correct answer: Proof of insurance requirements
Driver Services manages proof of insurance requirements for drivers.
Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 10
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What is the result of failing to maintain continuous liability insurance on your vehicle?
- A mandatory 6-month suspension
- A mandatory indefinite suspension
- A warning letter only
- A mandatory suspension of exactly 90 days
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Correct answer: A mandatory indefinite suspension
Failing to maintain continuous liability insurance is a mandatory indefinite suspension.
Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 14
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If you are a minor, who will be responsible for the financial consequences of your driving?
- Only you, once you turn 18 years old
- Only the other driver involved in a crash
- You and your parent(s) or guardian(s)
- Only the passengers riding with you
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Correct answer: You and your parent(s) or guardian(s)
The manual says a minor and the minor’s parent(s) or guardian(s) will be responsible for the financial consequences of the driving.
Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 70
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Why does the manual advise taking your insurance information on a trip?
- In case you need to pay a toll
- In case you need to rent another vehicle
- In case your vehicle needs a new registration
- In case you are in a crash
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Correct answer: In case you are in a crash
Insurance information should be taken in case you are in a crash.
Source: Kansas Driving Handbook (Revised February 2022), page 108