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Question 1Regulatory Signs

In Kansas, a red octagonal sign at an intersection requires the driver to do what?

  1. Yield only to vehicles already in the intersection
  2. Come to a complete stop before the crosswalk or stop line Correct answer.
  3. Slow down and proceed if the way is clear
  4. Stop only when pedestrians are present

Explanation

The eight-sided red STOP sign is the only sign with that shape, so it can be recognized even when snow or dirt obscures the word. Kansas law requires a full stop at the marked stop line, before the crosswalk, or at the edge of the intersection if neither is marked. Rolling stops are a common violation and are not permitted.

Question 2Regulatory Signs

A white rectangular sign reading SPEED LIMIT 65 tells a Kansas driver that 65 mph is:

  1. The speed to use only during daylight
  2. The minimum speed allowed on that road
  3. A suggested speed for ideal conditions
  4. The maximum lawful speed in those conditions Correct answer.

Explanation

A white speed limit sign with black lettering is regulatory and sets the maximum lawful speed for that stretch of road. Driving faster than the posted number is a violation even if traffic and weather seem fine. Advisory speeds on yellow signs are the suggested speeds, which is a different category.

Question 3Regulatory Signs

A yellow diamond-shaped sign on a Kansas highway is used primarily to:

  1. Warn of a road condition or hazard ahead Correct answer.
  2. State a legal requirement with which drivers must comply
  3. Mark the boundary of a school zone
  4. Identify a route number for navigation

Explanation

Yellow diamond signs are warning signs; their color and diamond shape signal a change in road conditions ahead, such as a curve or a bump. They do not themselves impose a legal command, though they often precede a regulatory sign. Route markers and school zone limits use different colors and shapes.

Question 4Regulatory Signs

A five-sided (pentagon) sign with a yellow-green background shows silhouettes of children. What does this sign indicate?

  1. A crossing guard station
  2. A playground with no through traffic
  3. A school zone or school crossing ahead Correct answer.
  4. A pedestrian mall entrance

Explanation

The pentagon shape is reserved for school-related signs, and the yellow-green color makes them stand out near schools. Drivers should slow down and watch for children and crossing guards. A separate plaque often posts the reduced school-zone speed limit.

Question 5Regulatory Signs

A red circle with a diagonal slash over a black left-turn arrow means:

  1. No left turn is allowed Correct answer.
  2. The left lane is reserved for buses
  3. Left turns are allowed after stopping
  4. Left turns are permitted only during green arrows

Explanation

A red circle with a diagonal slash is the universal prohibition symbol, so a slashed arrow means that maneuver is not allowed. The restriction applies at that location regardless of signal color. Drivers must find another route or use a permitted turn.

Question 6Regulatory Signs

A white rectangular sign reading ONE WAY with an arrow tells the driver that:

  1. The lane is reserved for carpools
  2. Traffic on that street moves only in the direction of the arrow Correct answer.
  3. The street becomes one-way at the next intersection
  4. Parking is allowed on one side only

Explanation

The ONE WAY sign is regulatory and confirms that all traffic on that roadway flows in the arrow's direction. Entering against the arrow is a serious violation and a frequent cause of head-on crashes. The sign is often paired with a black-and-white arrow sign at the intersection.

Question 7Regulatory Signs

A red-and-white triangular sign with the point downward, reading YIELD, requires the driver to:

  1. Slow down and give the right-of-way to traffic on the cross road Correct answer.
  2. Sound the horn before proceeding
  3. Stop completely before entering the intersection
  4. Accelerate to merge ahead of cross traffic

Explanation

The downward triangle is unique to YIELD signs, so it is recognizable from the back and in poor visibility. A driver must slow and let cross traffic and pedestrians go first, stopping only if necessary. A full stop is required only when traffic conditions demand it.

Question 8Regulatory Signs

A white sign with black lettering reading DO NOT PASS is placed on a two-lane Kansas road. What does it require?

  1. No passing of trucks only
  2. No passing unless the lead vehicle is slow
  3. No passing of any vehicle in that zone Correct answer.
  4. No passing during daylight hours only

Explanation

DO NOT PASS is a regulatory sign that prohibits overtaking any vehicle in the marked zone, usually because sight distance is limited. It works with the yellow no-passing pavement markings on the left edge of your lane. The restriction applies regardless of the type or speed of the vehicle ahead.

Question 9Regulatory Signs

A driver approaches a four-way STOP intersection at the same moment as a vehicle on the right. In Kansas, who should proceed first?

  1. The driver who arrives from the larger road
  2. The driver traveling straight rather than turning
  3. The driver who signals first
  4. The vehicle on the right Correct answer.

Explanation

When two vehicles reach a four-way stop at essentially the same time, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. This rule prevents deadlock when neither driver has an obvious priority. If arrival times clearly differ, the first vehicle to stop goes first.

Question 10Regulatory Signs

A white rectangular sign shows a black arrow curving left with the word ONLY beneath it. What does this sign mean for your lane?

  1. The lane ends ahead and merges left
  2. Left turns are prohibited from this lane
  3. The lane is reserved for left turns only Correct answer.
  4. You may turn left or continue straight

Explanation

A turn arrow paired with ONLY is a regulatory sign designating a mandatory movement for that lane. Drivers who intend to go straight must not enter that lane. The sign is typically mounted overhead or beside the lane it controls.

Question 11Regulatory Signs

A yellow diamond sign shows a black arrow curving to the right above a smaller plate reading 25 MPH. What does the 25 MPH plate indicate?

  1. An advisory speed that is safe for the curve in ideal conditions Correct answer.
  2. The legal maximum speed for the curve in good conditions
  3. The minimum speed allowed through the curve
  4. The speed limit only when the pavement is wet

Explanation

A speed plaque under a yellow warning sign is an advisory speed, telling drivers the speed at which the curve can be negotiated comfortably in good conditions. It is not itself an enforceable posted limit, though driving faster can still be unsafe or careless. In rain, snow, or ice, drivers should go slower than the advisory number.

Question 12Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO RIGHT TURN ON RED is posted at an intersection in Kansas. What does it change about right turns at that signal?

  1. Right turns are allowed only from the left lane
  2. Right turns on red are allowed only after a full stop
  3. Right turns on red are allowed only during daylight
  4. Right turns on red are prohibited entirely Correct answer.

Explanation

Kansas generally allows a right turn after stopping at a red light unless a sign prohibits it. The NO RIGHT TURN ON RED sign removes that permission at this intersection, often because of sight distance or pedestrian traffic. Drivers must wait for a green signal before turning.

Question 13Regulatory Signs

A white rectangular sign reading KEEP RIGHT with an arrow directs drivers to do what when approaching a median or traffic island?

  1. Pass on the right side of the island Correct answer.
  2. Turn around at the island
  3. Pass on the left side of the island
  4. Stop before the island and wait

Explanation

KEEP RIGHT is a regulatory sign telling drivers to pass to the right of a median, island, or obstruction. It is often placed where visibility makes the island hard to see. Passing on the wrong side can put a driver into oncoming traffic.

Question 14Regulatory Signs

A white sign with a red circle and slash over a symbol of a bicycle means:

  1. Bicycle parking is available ahead
  2. Bicycles must use the sidewalk
  3. Bicycles must yield to pedestrians
  4. Bicycles are prohibited from this path or lane Correct answer.

Explanation

The red circle with a diagonal slash marks a prohibition, so a slashed bicycle symbol bans bicycles from that facility. Such signs may appear on certain sidewalks, freeway shoulders, or paths where cycling is unsafe. Bicyclists must use an alternate route.

Question 15Regulatory Signs

A black-and-white sign reading WRONG WAY is most likely to be seen:

  1. Facing a driver who has entered a one-way road against traffic Correct answer.
  2. At a railroad crossing without gates
  3. On a two-lane road with passing allowed
  4. At the entrance to a one-way street's correct direction

Explanation

WRONG WAY signs are mounted to face drivers who are traveling against the legal flow of a one-way road or freeway ramp. Seeing one means the driver has entered in the wrong direction and must stop and turn around safely. The sign is often paired with a red DO NOT ENTER sign at the entrance.

Question 16Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING ANY TIME is posted along a curb. What does it prohibit?

  1. Parking only during business hours
  2. Standing or leaving a vehicle at the curb at any hour Correct answer.
  3. Stopping briefly to load passengers
  4. Parking only on weekends

Explanation

NO PARKING ANY TIME prohibits leaving a vehicle at the curb at all hours. It is stricter than a time-limited parking sign and does not allow stopping to run an errand. A driver may generally still stop briefly to actively load or unload passengers unless a NO STOPPING sign is posted.

Question 17Regulatory Signs

A white sign with a red circle and slash over a U-turn arrow is posted at a divided highway median in Kansas. What does it mean?

  1. U-turns are allowed only for emergency vehicles
  2. U-turns are allowed only when traffic is light
  3. U-turns are allowed only from the left lane
  4. U-turns are prohibited at this location Correct answer.

Explanation

The slashed U-turn arrow is a regulatory prohibition, so no driver may make a U-turn at that median opening. Such restrictions are common where sight distance is short or where emergency vehicles use the median. Drivers must continue to the next legal turnaround.

Question 18Regulatory Signs

A white rectangular sign reading LEFT LANE FOR PASSING ONLY is posted on a multi-lane Kansas highway. What does it require?

  1. The left lane may be used only to overtake slower traffic Correct answer.
  2. The left lane is reserved for trucks
  3. The left lane must be used for all through travel
  4. The left lane is closed ahead

Explanation

This regulatory sign restricts the left lane to passing maneuvers, so drivers should return to the right lane after overtaking. It supports the general rule that slower traffic keeps right. Remaining in the left lane without passing can violate the sign and impede traffic flow.

Question 19Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading STOP HERE ON RED with an arrow is posted at an intersection. What does it tell the driver?

  1. Stop at the sign whenever the light is green
  2. Stop only if a pedestrian is crossing
  3. Stop only when turning right on red
  4. Stop at the sign or marked line when the light is red Correct answer.

Explanation

The sign places the stop line where a driver must halt on a red signal, often because the crosswalk or intersection geometry makes the default position unsafe. Stopping beyond that point can block crosswalks or trigger red-light cameras. On green, the driver proceeds normally.

Question 20Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading ROAD CLOSED is placed across a rural Kansas highway. What is the correct driver response?

  1. Proceed around the barricade if no workers are visible
  2. Drive slowly through the closure to check conditions
  3. Wait at the sign until the road reopens
  4. Turn around and use an alternate route Correct answer.

Explanation

ROAD CLOSED is a regulatory sign, and driving past it is illegal and dangerous. The closure may reflect a washed-out bridge, flooding, or construction that is not visible from the sign. Drivers should turn around and follow a detour or choose another route.

Question 21Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO TRUCKS is posted on a city street. Which vehicles does it restrict?

  1. Only commercial delivery vans
  2. Only tractor-trailers with three or more axles
  3. All vehicles over the posted weight or class threshold for trucks Correct answer.
  4. All passenger vehicles towing trailers

Explanation

NO TRUCKS signs restrict trucks as defined by the state vehicle code or by a weight plaque on the sign. Local signs often add a weight limit to clarify which vehicles are affected. Drivers of restricted vehicles must use a designated truck route instead.

Question 22Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING 8 AM TO 5 PM MON THROUGH FRI is posted on a business district street. When may a driver legally park there?

  1. Any time if the driver stays in the vehicle
  2. Only on holidays
  3. Only during the posted hours
  4. Any time on Saturday Correct answer.

Explanation

The sign restricts parking only during the listed hours on the listed days, so parking outside that window, including Saturday, is allowed unless another sign says otherwise. Time-limited signs are read literally: days and hours outside the range are unrestricted. Drivers should check for additional signs on the same block.

Question 23Regulatory Signs

A yellow diamond sign shows a black arrow bending sharply left, and just beyond it a white sign reads 20 MPH. A driver in rain should:

  1. Slow below 20 mph because the advisory assumes dry pavement Correct answer.
  2. Maintain the 20 mph advisory because it already accounts for weather
  3. Ignore both signs because they are only suggestions
  4. Speed up to clear the curve quickly

Explanation

Advisory speeds on warning signs are calculated for good, dry conditions. Wet pavement reduces tire grip, so the safe speed through the curve is lower than the posted advisory. The regulatory speed limit may be higher still, but that does not make the advisory speed safe in rain.

Question 24Regulatory Signs

A driver reaches a four-way stop where another vehicle arrived first but is waiting to turn left. The first-arriving vehicle has not moved. What should the second driver do?

  1. Proceed immediately because the other vehicle is turning
  2. Wait until the first-arriving vehicle completes its turn or clearly yields Correct answer.
  3. Honk to prompt the other driver and then go
  4. Assume the other driver is yielding and enter the intersection

Explanation

Right-of-way at a four-way stop is based on arrival order, and the first vehicle to stop has priority even if it is turning left. The second driver should wait until that vehicle moves or clearly signals that it is yielding. Assuming a yield and entering the intersection risks a collision.

Question 25Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading DO NOT ENTER is visible at a freeway off-ramp as you approach from the wrong direction. What is the safest immediate action?

  1. Wait for a gap and merge into the ramp traffic
  2. Continue slowly to the next exit
  3. Flash your headlights and proceed
  4. Stop, then back up or turn around only when it is safe Correct answer.

Explanation

DO NOT ENTER means the roadway ahead carries traffic toward you, so continuing forward risks a head-on crash. The driver should stop as soon as it is safe and turn around or back out only after checking for traffic. Re-entering the correct direction should be done carefully and legally.

Question 26Regulatory Signs

A Kansas driver sees a white rectangular sign with black lettering that reads SPEED LIMIT 65. What does this sign indicate?

  1. A suggested speed for curves is 65 mph
  2. The speed limit is 65 mph only during daytime
  3. The maximum lawful speed under normal conditions is 65 mph Correct answer.
  4. The minimum lawful speed is 65 mph

Explanation

A white rectangular sign with black lettering is the standard regulatory format for a speed limit. It sets the maximum lawful speed under normal conditions. Unless a separate plaque gives conditions, the limit applies at all times.

Question 27Regulatory Signs

A white sign with a red circle and a diagonal red slash over a left-turn arrow is posted at an intersection in Kansas. What does this sign mean?

  1. Left turns are prohibited Correct answer.
  2. Left turns are allowed only for buses
  3. Left turns must be made from the right lane
  4. Left turns are permitted only on green

Explanation

A red circle with a diagonal slash is the universal prohibition symbol. Placed over a left-turn arrow, it means left turns are not allowed at that location. Drivers must use another route or a different intersection to turn left.

Question 28Regulatory Signs

A white rectangular sign reading PEDESTRIAN CROSSING is posted at a mid-block location in Kansas. What does this sign require of drivers?

  1. Reduce speed to 15 mph
  2. Yield to pedestrians in the crossing Correct answer.
  3. Sound the horn before proceeding
  4. Stop only if a pedestrian is already in the road

Explanation

A white regulatory sign for a pedestrian crossing indicates that drivers must yield to pedestrians using the crossing. Kansas law requires drivers to yield to pedestrians in a marked or unmarked crosswalk. Drivers should slow and be prepared to stop.

Question 29Regulatory Signs

A white sign with black lettering reading NO U-TURN is posted on a divided highway in Kansas. What does this sign prohibit?

  1. Making a U-turn at that location Correct answer.
  2. Crossing the median on foot
  3. Making a left turn at that location
  4. Backing into a driveway

Explanation

The NO U-TURN sign specifically prohibits turning the vehicle around to travel in the opposite direction. It does not prohibit other movements such as a left turn into a side street. Drivers must continue to the next legal turnaround.

Question 30Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING with a right-pointing arrow is posted along a Kansas curb. What does the arrow indicate?

  1. The no-parking zone extends to the right of the sign Correct answer.
  2. The sign applies only to the right side of the vehicle
  3. Parking is allowed only to the right of the sign
  4. Drivers must park facing right

Explanation

On parking signs, an arrow shows the direction in which the restriction applies. A right-pointing arrow means the no-parking zone begins at the sign and continues to the right. The restriction does not extend to the left unless a second arrow points that way.

Question 31Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO LEFT TURN is posted at a Kansas intersection. Under what condition may a driver make a left turn there?

  1. Only when a police officer directs the driver to turn Correct answer.
  2. When traffic is light and no vehicles are approaching
  3. When the driver uses a turn signal
  4. When the driver is in the left lane

Explanation

A NO LEFT TURN sign prohibits left turns at all times under normal traffic control. The only exception is when a law enforcement officer or authorized flagger directs the driver to make the turn. Drivers may not ignore the sign simply because traffic is light.

Question 32Regulatory Signs

A white sign with black lettering reading NO PARKING ANY TIME is posted on a residential street in Kansas. A driver needs to stop briefly to pick up a passenger. What should the driver do?

  1. Park only with the hazard lights on
  2. Park and wait for the passenger regardless of the sign
  3. Park only if the passenger is elderly
  4. Stop only long enough to load or unload the passenger, if local rules allow Correct answer.

Explanation

A NO PARKING sign generally prohibits leaving a vehicle unattended, but brief stops to load or unload passengers may be allowed unless the sign says NO STOPPING. Drivers should check local rules and keep the stop as short as possible. Hazard lights do not create a legal parking space.

Question 33Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO RIGHT TURN is posted at an intersection in Kansas. A driver who intended to turn right must do what?

  1. Continue straight or follow another legal route Correct answer.
  2. Turn right after stopping completely
  3. Turn right only during green lights
  4. Turn right if no pedestrians are present

Explanation

The NO RIGHT TURN sign prohibits right turns at all times. A complete stop or a green light does not make the turn legal. The driver must choose another route.

Question 34Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading ONE WAY with a left-pointing arrow is mounted facing a driver at an intersection. What does this sign tell the driver?

  1. The driver must turn left immediately
  2. Traffic on the cross street flows only to the left Correct answer.
  3. The driver may turn left but not right
  4. The left lane is closed ahead

Explanation

A ONE WAY sign indicates the direction of traffic flow on the street it faces. An arrow pointing left means traffic on that street moves only to the left. It does not require the driver to turn.

Question 35Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading KEEP RIGHT is posted at a traffic island in Kansas. What should a driver do?

  1. Turn right at the next intersection
  2. Pass to the right side of the island or obstruction Correct answer.
  3. Yield to traffic on the right
  4. Stay in the right lane at all times

Explanation

KEEP RIGHT directs drivers to pass to the right of a median, island, or other obstruction. It is a direction of travel instruction, not a turn requirement. Drivers should adjust lane position accordingly.

Question 36Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading DO NOT ENTER is posted at the end of a one-way street facing oncoming traffic. What should a driver approaching from that direction do?

  1. Enter after sounding the horn
  2. Enter only if the driver has a destination on that street
  3. Stop and turn around because entry is prohibited Correct answer.
  4. Proceed slowly if no traffic is visible

Explanation

DO NOT ENTER means the road is closed to traffic from that direction, often because it is a one-way street or an exit ramp. Entering against the sign is dangerous and illegal. The driver must find another route.

Question 37Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO TRUCKS is posted on a Kansas city street. Which vehicles does this sign restrict?

  1. All vehicles larger than a passenger car
  2. Only tractor-trailers
  3. Vehicles meeting the definition of a truck under the applicable traffic code Correct answer.
  4. All commercial vehicles including taxis

Explanation

NO TRUCKS restricts vehicles that meet the legal definition of a truck, which is typically based on weight or configuration. It does not automatically ban all commercial vehicles or all large passenger vehicles. Drivers should check the local definition if unsure.

Question 38Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING 8 AM TO 5 PM MON THROUGH FRI is posted on a Kansas street. When may a driver legally park there?

  1. At 6 PM on a Tuesday Correct answer.
  2. At 3 PM on a Friday
  3. At 9 AM on a Wednesday
  4. At 10 AM on a Saturday

Explanation

The sign prohibits parking only during the listed hours on Monday through Friday. Parking at 6 PM on a Tuesday falls outside those hours and is allowed. The other listed times fall within the prohibited period or on a day not covered by the restriction.

Question 39Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING 8 AM TO 5 PM MON THROUGH FRI is posted on a Kansas street. Which of the following times falls within the prohibited parking period?

  1. 10 AM on a Saturday
  2. 10 AM on a Tuesday Correct answer.
  3. 7 PM on a Friday
  4. 6 PM on a Tuesday

Explanation

The sign prohibits parking from 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday. 10 AM on a Tuesday falls squarely within that period. The other times are outside the posted hours or on a day not covered.

Question 40Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading LEFT TURN YIELD ON GREEN is posted at a Kansas intersection. What does this sign mean?

  1. Left turns are prohibited on green
  2. Left-turning drivers have the right of way on green
  3. Left-turning drivers must yield to oncoming traffic even on a green light Correct answer.
  4. Left turns may be made only after the light turns red

Explanation

This sign indicates a protected-permissive left turn where the green light does not give left-turning traffic the right of way. Drivers must yield to oncoming vehicles before turning. They may turn when a safe gap exists.

Question 41Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading STOP HERE ON RED is posted at an intersection with a marked stop line. What does this sign require?

  1. Stop at the marked line rather than at the sign post or crosswalk Correct answer.
  2. Stop only when turning right on red
  3. Stop only if the light is red and traffic is approaching
  4. Stop at the sign post before proceeding on red

Explanation

STOP HERE ON RED directs drivers to stop at a specific marked location, usually a stop line, when the signal is red. Stopping beyond that line can obstruct crosswalks or interfere with turning vehicles. The sign clarifies where the stop must occur.

Question 42Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading WRONG WAY is posted facing a driver who has turned onto a one-way street. What should the driver do immediately?

  1. Speed up to clear the one-way street
  2. Stop and back out or turn around when safe Correct answer.
  3. Flash headlights to warn oncoming traffic
  4. Continue to the next intersection and turn

Explanation

WRONG WAY indicates the driver is traveling against the legal direction of traffic. The safest response is to stop as soon as possible and turn around or back out when clear. Continuing increases the risk of a head-on collision.

Question 43Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING is posted on a street where a yellow curb is also painted. What does the yellow curb indicate in Kansas?

  1. Parking is allowed except on Sundays
  2. Parking is allowed for 15 minutes
  3. Parking is allowed for loading only
  4. Parking is prohibited at all times Correct answer.

Explanation

In Kansas, a yellow curb typically indicates that parking is prohibited. The NO PARKING sign reinforces the restriction. Drivers should not park there even briefly unless a sign permits a specific exception.

Question 44Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO STOPPING is posted along a Kansas roadway. How does this differ from a NO PARKING sign?

  1. NO STOPPING allows brief stops, while NO PARKING prohibits all stops
  2. NO STOPPING applies only to commercial vehicles
  3. The two signs have identical meanings
  4. NO STOPPING prohibits even brief stops, while NO PARKING generally allows brief loading or unloading Correct answer.

Explanation

NO STOPPING is more restrictive than NO PARKING. It prohibits any stopping, even momentarily, except when required by traffic or an officer. NO PARKING generally prohibits leaving a vehicle unattended but may allow brief stops to load or unload.

Question 45Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading SPEED LIMIT 55 is posted on a Kansas highway, and a yellow sign reading 40 MPH is posted just before a curve. What does the yellow 40 MPH sign indicate?

  1. The speed limit for trucks only
  2. The speed limit during night hours
  3. A legal minimum speed for the curve
  4. A suggested maximum speed for the curve Correct answer.

Explanation

Yellow warning signs with speed plaques indicate advisory speeds for conditions such as curves. They suggest a safe speed but do not replace the posted regulatory speed limit. Drivers should slow to the advisory speed when conditions warrant.

Question 46Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING is posted on a street, and a separate white sign below it reads EXCEPT SUNDAYS. How should a driver interpret these signs?

  1. Parking is prohibited every day except Sunday Correct answer.
  2. Parking is prohibited only on weekdays
  3. Parking is prohibited only on Sunday
  4. Parking is allowed every day including Sunday

Explanation

The EXCEPT SUNDAYS plaque modifies the NO PARKING restriction. It means parking is prohibited on all days except Sunday. Drivers may park there on Sunday unless another restriction applies.

Question 47Regulatory Signs

A white sign with a red circle and slash over a picture of a truck is posted on a Kansas road. What does this sign indicate?

  1. Trucks are prohibited from using that road Correct answer.
  2. Trucks must reduce speed
  3. Trucks may use the road only at night
  4. Trucks must use the left lane

Explanation

A red circle with a diagonal slash over a vehicle symbol means that vehicle type is prohibited. The sign restricts trucks from the road. Drivers of other vehicles are unaffected.

Question 48Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING is posted on a two-lane road, and a driver stops in the travel lane to drop off a passenger. What is the primary risk of this action?

  1. It forces other traffic to cross the center line or stop abruptly Correct answer.
  2. It is allowed if the hazard lights are on
  3. It is legal because the stop is brief
  4. It is allowed if the passenger is a child

Explanation

Stopping in a travel lane creates a hazard by blocking traffic and forcing others to maneuver around the vehicle. Even brief stops should be made out of the travel lane when possible. Hazard lights do not make the stop safe or legal.

Question 49Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO PARKING is posted along a curb, and a driver parks there to use an ATM for less than two minutes. What is the legal status of this stop?

  1. It is parking and is prohibited by the sign Correct answer.
  2. It is allowed because the driver stayed in the vehicle
  3. It is allowed because the stop lasted under two minutes
  4. It is a brief stop and is allowed

Explanation

Leaving a vehicle stopped at a curb to conduct business is parking, regardless of how briefly the driver is away. The NO PARKING sign prohibits this action. A driver who remains in the vehicle may still be considered stopped rather than parked, but using an ATM typically involves leaving the vehicle.

Question 50Regulatory Signs

A white sign reading NO TURN ON RED is posted at a Kansas intersection. What does this sign prohibit?

  1. Turning right on red only
  2. Turning on a green arrow
  3. Turning in any direction while the light is red Correct answer.
  4. Turning left on red only

Explanation

NO TURN ON RED prohibits all turns during the red phase, including right turns and left turns from a one-way street. Drivers must wait for a green signal before turning. The sign is broader than a right-turn-only restriction.