Washington Permit Test (DOL Knowledge Test) — All Questions

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Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

A good way to keep a safe following distance is to:

  • a.Stay one car length back at any speed
  • b.Match the car ahead exactly
  • c.Use a space of at least three to four seconds and increase it in bad conditions
  • d.Follow closely so no one cuts in

Use a time gap of at least three to four seconds behind the vehicle ahead, and increase it in rain, fog, or on slippery roads. (Washington Driver Guide, following distance)

Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

When following or passing a motorcycle, you should:

  • a.Share the lane side by side
  • b.Give it a full lane and extra following room
  • c.Pass with only a few inches of space
  • d.Expect it to brake slowly

Motorcycles need a full lane, and they are easy to overlook; give them room and check your blind spots. (Washington Driver Guide, sharing the road)

Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

A school bus ahead stops and shows flashing red lights and an extended stop arm. You must:

  • a.Stop and stay stopped until the lights stop flashing and the arm folds
  • b.Pass carefully on the left
  • c.Slow to 20 mph and continue
  • d.Continue if you see no children

Stop for a school bus with flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, and remain stopped until it withdraws them. (Washington Driver Guide, school buses)

Safe Driving & Sharing the Road

Washington's seat belt law requires that:

  • a.Only the driver buckle up
  • b.Only children use restraints
  • c.Seat belts are optional for adults
  • d.All drivers and passengers wear a properly fastened seat belt or child restraint

Washington requires all drivers and passengers to be properly restrained, with child restraints for younger children. (Washington Driver Guide, occupant protection)

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