KS DMV Traffic Violations and Penalties 4

Question 1

In Kansas, what happens to a driver's license after they accumulate 24 or more points within 12 months?

Accepted Answer

1-year revocation

Answer

60-day suspension

Answer

90-day suspension

Answer

Permanent revocation

Question 2

Kansas school-zone speed limits are typically set at what speed, and what is the consequence for violations?

Accepted Answer

25 mph; fines are doubled

Answer

20 mph; fines are doubled

Answer

20 mph; fines are tripled

Answer

15 mph; standard fines apply

Question 3

Which violation in Kansas can result in a mandatory 1-year license revocation without the possibility of a restricted license?

Accepted Answer

Leaving the scene of a fatal accident (hit-and-run)

Answer

Third speeding offense in 12 months

Answer

Second reckless driving conviction

Answer

Driving 30 mph over the posted limit

Question 4

Under Kansas law, how many points does a conviction for disobeying a railroad crossing signal add to a driver's record?

Accepted Answer

4 points

Answer

2 points

Answer

3 points

Answer

6 points

Question 5

A Kansas driver is found guilty of drag racing on a public road. The violation is classified as which type of offense?

Accepted Answer

Class B misdemeanor

Answer

Class C misdemeanor

Answer

Class A misdemeanor

Answer

Severity Level 9 felony

Question 6

In Kansas, what is the reinstatement fee a driver must pay after a license suspension due to point accumulation?

Accepted Answer

$50

Answer

$25

Answer

$75

Answer

$100

Question 7

Kansas law requires SR-22 insurance filing after certain violations. Which situation most commonly triggers this requirement?

Accepted Answer

A DUI conviction or driving without insurance

Answer

Three speeding tickets in two years

Answer

Two at-fault accidents in one year

Answer

A reckless driving ticket in a school zone