Kansas Motorcycle Test 04

Although this guide covers the basics of obtaining a motorcycle permit in Kansas, there is always room for further learning and development as a rider. Consider taking advanced courses or joining local riding groups to improve your skills and knowledge.

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Kansas Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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45% of riders killed in motorcycle crashes had been drinking. How many of those riders had a blood alcohol concentration over the legal limit?

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If your steering starts to feel 'heavy,' what's the first thing you should suspect?

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If you're going somewhere you may have a drink, the best way to avoid being prosecuted for drink-driving is to...?

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How soon after taking a drink does the alcohol start to affect your skills and judgment?

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You should cross railroad tracks running across your path...?

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Engine seizure is usually caused by...?

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You should let your passenger know that when riding around a curve they should...?

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When you suffer a flat tire, you should...?

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Your passenger can hold onto all of these except...?

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Where should you be particularly vigilant for patches of ice?

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You're crossing a bridge grating and you feel your motorcycle start to weave. What should you do?

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When the pavement is slippery, you should aim to be what with your braking, steering and gear changing?

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If you start to experience wobble, you should...?

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If you're about to hit an obstacle, it's useful to roll on the throttle because...?

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The least experienced rider in a group should ride...?

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A passenger should always have, as a minimum?

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When riding over an object, the best way to absorb the shock is to...?

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Your passengers should know that they can put their feet down...?

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When riding in staggered formation, a group should break into single file when...?

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The best place for heavy objects when loading your motorcycle is...?

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Generally, a road will be at its most slippery when...?

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How many motorcyclists are killed each year in the USA as a result of crashes involving substance abuse?

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On a country road at night, you see a deer ahead of you in the road. What should you do?

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If you're using saddlebags, you should try to ensure that they are...?

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If there is snow and ice outside, you should seriously consider...?

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What's the maximum number of riders you should have in a group on the road?

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In wet conditions, the preferred riding line is generally...?

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If you're in a situation with other traffic, your best position going round a curve is?

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Which of these is the most likely cause of 'wobble'?

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Which of these is a good way to fight tiredness when riding?

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Tips for Acing the Motorcycle Permit Test

  • Pace Yourself: Read each question carefully, and don’t rush your answers.
  • Use Practice Tests to Simulate Exam Day: Treat each practice test as if it’s real.
  • Stay Relaxed: A calm mind leads to better focus during the exam.
  • Revise Right Before the Test: Review key points from the manual and your practice tests.

Why Safety Courses Are a Game-Changer

While studying and practice tests are critical, hands-on learning is indispensable. Motorcycle safety courses provide real-world riding experience and teach practical skills such as:

  • Navigating tight spaces
  • Defensive riding techniques
  • Managing emergencies, like skidding or loss of control

Programs like the Kansas City Kansas Community College’s Motorcycle Safety Course are ideal for beginners and those looking to polish their skills. Beyond passing the permit test, these courses prepare you to be a safer, more confident rider.