Washington Permit Test (DOL Knowledge Test) — All Questions
4 questions
Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a residential or business district is commonly:
- a.15 mph
- b.25 mph✓
- c.60 mph
- d.45 mph
In city and residential areas the default limit is commonly 25 mph unless signs post a different limit. (Washington Driver Guide, speed limits)
Washington's basic speed law means you must:
- a.Drive at a speed that is reasonable and safe for the conditions✓
- b.Always drive the posted maximum
- c.Match the fastest vehicle around you
- d.Drive as fast as traffic allows
The basic speed rule requires a speed that is reasonable and prudent for actual conditions, even below the posted limit. (Washington Driver Guide, speed)
In rain, fog, or on icy roads you should:
- a.Follow closely to see better
- b.Keep your normal speed
- c.Reduce speed and increase following distance✓
- d.Speed up between showers
Poor weather reduces traction and visibility, so slow down and allow more space to stop. (Washington Driver Guide, adjusting to conditions)
The maximum speed limit posted on many Washington interstate highways is:
- a.65 mph
- b.55 mph
- c.70 mph✓
- d.45 mph
Some Washington interstates are posted up to 70 mph; always obey the posted signs, which set the legal maximum. (Washington Driver Guide, speed limits)