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Kentucky: Sharing the road

Kentucky: Sharing the road

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  1. 1. A pedestrian using a white cane is crossing your path. What should you do?
  2. 2. You want to turn right, but a cyclist is continuing straight alongside you. What is the safe action?
  3. 3. A motorcycle occupies the lane ahead, with some space beside it. How should you treat that space?
  4. 4. You are traveling beside a large truck and cannot see its driver in the truck's mirror. What should you assume?
  5. 5. A truck ahead swings left before making a right turn. What should you avoid?
  6. 6. An emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren while you are driving through an intersection. What should you do?
  7. 7. You approach a horse-drawn vehicle on a quiet road. How should you pass when it is safe and lawful?
  8. 8. You are stopped behind a large truck on an uphill grade. Why leave extra room?
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  1. A pedestrian using a white cane is crossing your path. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield without using the horn to hurry the pedestrian.

    A white cane can identify a blind pedestrian. Yield, and avoid a horn signal that could confuse or startle them.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Pedestrians — blind pedestrians; PDF page 67 ↗

  2. You want to turn right, but a cyclist is continuing straight alongside you. What is the safe action?

    Correct answer: Let the cyclist clear the conflict before turning.

    Check for bicycles before turning and do not cut across their path.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Bicycles — turning; PDF page 68 ↗

  3. A motorcycle occupies the lane ahead, with some space beside it. How should you treat that space?

    Correct answer: Leave the motorcycle the full lane.

    A motorcycle is entitled to a full lane; the spare-looking space may be needed to avoid hazards.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Motorcycles — full lane; PDF page 70 ↗

  4. You are traveling beside a large truck and cannot see its driver in the truck's mirror. What should you assume?

    Correct answer: You may be in a blind spot; avoid staying alongside.

    Do not linger where a truck driver may be unable to see your vehicle.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Large Trucks — blind spots; PDF page 71 ↗

  5. A truck ahead swings left before making a right turn. What should you avoid?

    Correct answer: Trying to squeeze between the truck and the right curb.

    Large trucks may need extra turning space. The gap near the curb can close as the truck turns.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Large Trucks — turning; PDF page 72 ↗

  6. An emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren while you are driving through an intersection. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Clear the intersection, pull right and stop when safe.

    Yield promptly, but do not block the intersection. Follow an officer's directions if given.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Emergency Vehicles; PDF page 73 ↗

  7. You approach a horse-drawn vehicle on a quiet road. How should you pass when it is safe and lawful?

    Correct answer: Pass cautiously without revving the engine or unnecessary horn use.

    Horses can be startled by noise and sudden movements; allow space and use care.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Slow-Moving Vehicles — animal-drawn vehicles; PDF page 74 ↗

  8. You are stopped behind a large truck on an uphill grade. Why leave extra room?

    Correct answer: The truck may roll backward when starting.

    Extra space protects you if the truck rolls back before moving uphill.

    Source: Kentucky Driver Manual, July 23, 2026 — Large Trucks — hills / rolling backward; PDF page 71 ↗

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