Traffic Signs & Signals — Kansas
Kansas CDL practice test: 397 free practice questions (Based on the official driver handbook). The official format is not yet verified; check the official site before your test. Traffic Signs & Signals: 3 questions.
Regulatory, warning and guide signs, plus traffic light and pavement marking questions.
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| Topic / Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Topic | Traffic Signs & Signals |
| License test | Kansas CDL permit (CLP) knowledge tests |
| Topic questions | 3 (1% of 397 total) |
| Review status | This topic page is still being reviewed against the official handbook. Until review is finished it is hidden from search engines. |
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Questions (3)
1. Emergency exit signs:
- May sometimes be hidden by cargo on the bus.
- Do not need to be displayed because the purpose of an emergency exit is always clear.
- Should be painted blue.
- Should be clearly visible and identifiable. ✓
Answer: D. Should be clearly visible and identifiable.
Emergency exit signs should be clearly visible and identifiable. The handbook says the "Emergency Exit" sign on an emergency door must be clearly visible, and it also warns never to drive with an open emergency exit door or window. Since passengers need to find and use that exit in a hurry, the sign has to stay in plain sight and easy to recognize. Nothing in the rules allows cargo to block it or treats the exit as obvious without a sign.
2. When approaching a drawbridge that is controlled by a traffic signal, you may proceed:
- If the signal is green. ✓
- Only after coming to a complete stop 50 feet before the bridge.
- Only if other vehicles are also proceeding.
- Only after getting out of your vehicle to check the conditions.
Answer: A. If the signal is green.
You may proceed when the drawbridge's traffic signal is green. The handbook separates drawbridges with signals or an attendant from those without them. At a bridge with no signal light or traffic control attendant, you must stop at least 50 feet before the draw and check that it is fully closed. When a traffic light shows green, the rule changes: you do not have to stop, but you still must slow down and confirm it is safe. That matches proceeding on a green signal.
3. A vehicle stopped at a green light may indicate that the driver:
- Is impaired. ✓
- Is colorblind.
- Does not know the rules of the road.
- Is very patient.
Answer: A. Is impaired.
A vehicle stopped at a green light may indicate that the driver is impaired. The handbook lists stopping at a green light, along with waiting too long at a stop, as stopping at the wrong time. It places that behavior with weaving, drifting, and leaving the road, actions that show a driver is not responding normally to the traffic situation. Among the choices, impairment fits a driver who fails to go on a green signal; the passage does not tie the stop to colorblindness, rule ignorance, or patience.
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Last checked: 2026-10-17 · Verified from official source
Updated: · Based on the official driver handbook