Kansas Class C Written Test Practice
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You approach a stationary vehicle displaying hazard lights, flares, cones, or another caution signal. What does Kansas law require?
Blue car A approaches a black-and-white police SUV B stopped on the paved right shoulder with red and blue warning lights flashing. Two same-direction travel lanes are visible; the left lane is clear.
Correct answer: Move to a nonadjacent lane if safe; otherwise slow down.
Why
Approach with due caution. On a roadway with at least two lanes carrying traffic in your direction, change into a nonadjacent lane if it can be done safely. If a lane change is impossible or unsafe, slow to a safe speed for the existing conditions and proceed cautiously. The rule covers the stated stationary vehicle and warning signals; it does not set one fixed fallback speed.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Stationary roadside vehicles · p. 85
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