Permit Tests/Kansas/Retake Rules

Kansas Permit Test Retake Rules (2026)

What the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles publishes:

The next working day
Wait
4 chances at the written test; after the fourth failure you wait at least 6 months
Attempts
$1.50 re-exam fee
Retest fee
Verified against official records from Kansas Driving Handbook (rev. Feb 2022) on October 1, 2026.
Official Rules

Kansas exam specifications

Kansas Knowledge Exam Specifications

  • Total: 25 questions

Official Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles Examination Notes:

  • The handbook says you answer 25 questions about traffic laws and identify certain signs by shape, color or symbol.
  • The test can be taken at an office or online.

Official Failure Rules in Kansas

From the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles:

  • Waiting period: The next working day
  • Attempt limits: 4 chances at the written test; after the fourth failure you wait at least 6 months
  • Retest fees: $1.50 re-exam fee

How Kansas Compares

  • Kansas is one of 26 states whose agency publishes a mandatory waiting period.
  • The Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles publishes attempt limits, as do 17 other states.
  • A retest fee is published in 13 states, Kansas included.
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Practice questions from the official Kansas Driving Handbook; every answer cites it.

Retake Questions for Kansas

The next working day. Verify current rules with the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles before booking.

4 chances at the written test; after the fourth failure you wait at least 6 months. Verify current rules with the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles before booking.

$1.50 re-exam fee. Verify current rules with the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles before booking.

Passing score requirements are determined by the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles. Consult official Kansas Driving Handbook guidelines for specific score thresholds.

Study from the official Kansas Driving Handbook, which supplies every Kansas question.