Exam simulation
25 questions in the real test format.
Open exam simulationPractice Kansas traffic controls, traffic laws and safe-driving decisions for the noncommercial Class C written test with source-linked English explanations.
20 questions each: 5 road signs and 15 road rules
25 questions in the real test format.
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Questions per test
20
Practice target
258
Published study questions
6
Free practice tests
Official test facts
The Kansas handbook specifies 25 multiple-choice questions and 80% to pass. That means at least 20 correct answers.
Official sourceKansas states that the written test is not timed, although it generally takes 15 to 20 minutes. The audited sources do not publish an answer-choice count, sign subtotal or separate sign minimum.
Official sourceThis practice mock uses six traffic-control questions and 19 rules questions. That split is a Trusted Local Auto learning choice, not a claim about Kansas's live exam composition.
Official sourceSource and review method: question content is stored with its source metadata and remains outside public practice until it is published. Official-format facts on this page were reviewed on 2026-09-15 against Kansas Driving Handbook and the linked licensing authority pages.
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