KS DMV Driver and Vehicle Services 3 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: In Kansas, what is required to obtain a duplicate driver's license after it is lost?
- Full written exam retake
- Vision test and payment of a duplicate fee (Correct answer)
- Road skills test
- New learner's permit application
Correct answer: Vision test and payment of a duplicate fee
A duplicate Kansas driver's license requires a vision screening and payment of the applicable duplicate fee.
Question 2: What does a Kansas 'restricted' driver's license allow?
- Driving only on highways
- Driving under specific conditions such as corrective lenses (Correct answer)
- Driving only during daylight hours regardless of age
- Driving within the county of residence only
Correct answer: Driving under specific conditions such as corrective lenses
A restricted license in Kansas limits the driver to specific conditions, most commonly requiring corrective lenses.
Question 3: How many points can a Kansas driver accumulate in 12 months before facing a license suspension?
- 8 points
- 12 points
- 16 points (Correct answer)
- 20 points
Correct answer: 16 points
Accumulating 16 or more points in a 12-month period results in a Kansas driver's license suspension.
Question 4: Which of the following vehicle transactions requires a lien release in Kansas?
- Transferring a vehicle with an outstanding loan paid off (Correct answer)
- Adding a co-owner to a title
- Applying for personalized plates
- Replacing a lost registration sticker
Correct answer: Transferring a vehicle with an outstanding loan paid off
When a vehicle loan is paid off, the lender must provide a lien release before the title can be transferred free and clear.
Question 5: What is the standard validity period for a Kansas non-CDL driver's license for adults under 65?
- 2 years
- 4 years
- 6 years (Correct answer)
- 8 years
Correct answer: 6 years
Standard Kansas driver's licenses for adults under 65 are valid for 6 years.
Question 6: Which Kansas DMV document proves that a vehicle's identity and odometer have been verified?
- Certificate of title
- Form TR-41 (Odometer Disclosure Statement) (Correct answer)
- Safety inspection certificate
- Emission test report
Correct answer: Form TR-41 (Odometer Disclosure Statement)
Form TR-41, the Odometer Disclosure Statement, documents the verified mileage during a vehicle sale in Kansas.
Question 7: What happens to a Kansas driver's license when the holder moves out of state?
- It remains valid indefinitely
- It becomes invalid once a new state license is issued (Correct answer)
- It must be mailed back to the KS DMV
- It converts to a non-resident permit
Correct answer: It becomes invalid once a new state license is issued
Once a driver obtains a license in their new state of residence, the Kansas license is no longer valid.
KS DMV Driver and Vehicle Services 3
In Kansas, what is required to obtain a duplicate driver's license after it is lost?