Washington Permit Test (DOL Knowledge Test) — All Questions

In Washington, a driver 21 or older is legally impaired (DUI) at a blood alcohol concentration of:

• a.0.12 percent
• b.0.05 percent
• c.0.08 percent✓
• d.0.10 percent

The adult legal limit is 0.08 percent BAC; you can still be charged below that if impaired. (Washington Driver Guide, impaired driving)

For drivers under 21, Washington's alcohol limit is:

• a.No limit with a parent present
• b.0.02 percent (zero tolerance)✓
• c.The same 0.08 as adults
• d.0.05 percent

Washington sets a 0.02 percent BAC limit for drivers under 21 under its zero-tolerance rule. (Washington Driver Guide, minors and alcohol)

Under Washington's intermediate (graduated) license for drivers under 18, the first months of driving typically restrict:

• a.Nighttime driving and teen passengers, with limited exceptions✓
• b.Driving with a licensed adult
• c.Driving on any paved road
• d.Use of headlights

The intermediate license limits late-night driving and the number of young passengers for the first months, with family and supervised exceptions. (Washington Driver Guide, intermediate license)

By driving in Washington, you give 'implied consent,' which means:

• a.You agree to a breath or blood test if lawfully arrested for DUI, and refusal carries penalties✓
• b.Police cannot ask you to test
• c.You may refuse any test with no penalty
• d.You agree to pay all tolls

Under implied consent, refusing a lawful breath or blood test after a DUI arrest leads to a license suspension. (Washington Driver Guide, implied consent)