The real Kentucky knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. Start with the answer: this focused page runs only the 26 Kentucky sign questions that have a matching picture in the bank.
Sample sign question
Road signs
At the pictured STOP sign, where must you stop when a stop line or crosswalk is present?
- Behind the stop line or crosswalk, then yield to crossing traffic and pedestrians
- After entering the intersection so the rear bumper clears traffic
- Only at the edge of the roadway if another vehicle is visible
- Before the sign, even when that blocks the crosswalk
Answer: Behind the stop line or crosswalk, then yield to crossing traffic and pedestrians. The octagonal red sign requires a stop behind the stop line or crosswalk when one is present. After stopping, yield to crossing vehicles and pedestrians in every direction before proceeding. Stopping inside the intersection gives up the protected stopping position, and waiting for another vehicle is not a condition attached to the sign. Stopping before the sign can also place the vehicle where it blocks the crosswalk. Scan for the line first, then stop and check all directions.