Kentucky Permit Test (KY Driver Manual) — All Questions

Large trucks have large blind spots, sometimes called 'No-Zones.' The safest practice is to:

• a.Linger beside the trailer
• b.Avoid driving in the areas directly behind and beside a truck where the driver cannot see you✓
• c.Tailgate to draft the truck
• d.Pass on the right in the truck's blind spot

Trucks have big blind spots to the sides and directly behind. If you cannot see the driver's mirrors, they cannot see you, so avoid lingering there. (Kentucky Driver Manual, sharing the road with trucks)

When you want to pass a bicyclist on a Kentucky road, you should:

• a.Pass close and fast
• b.Force the cyclist onto the shoulder
• c.Change lanes or leave plenty of room, passing only when it is safe✓
• d.Never leave your lane

Treat a bicycle as a slow-moving vehicle: leave ample room, ideally changing lanes, and pass only when the way is clear and safe. (Kentucky Driver Manual, bicyclists)

A driver approaching a pedestrian who is crossing at a marked crosswalk must:

• a.Honk and keep going
• b.Continue if the light is green
• c.Speed up to clear the crosswalk
• d.Yield the right of way to the pedestrian✓

Drivers must yield to pedestrians lawfully within a crosswalk. Be especially alert near schools and in neighborhoods. (Kentucky Driver Manual, pedestrians)

At night on a two-lane road, you must dim your high-beam headlights when an oncoming vehicle is within:

• a.500 feet✓
• b.100 feet
• c.200 feet
• d.One mile

Switch from high to low beams when an oncoming vehicle is within about 500 feet to avoid blinding the other driver; also dim within 200 feet when following another vehicle. (Kentucky Driver Manual, night driving)