Washington DOL permit practice test 4

D: It is doubled. Fines are doubled for anyone who passes a stopped school bus. Washington Driver Guide: 4.2 Sharing with school buses, page 95.

D: It functions as a stop sign. A flashing red light functions as a stop sign: come to a full stop, then go when it's your turn. Washington Driver Guide: 4.11 Flashing red, page 110.

C: Motorist services guidance. Blue signs give motorist services guidance. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Signs, page 113.

B: Bicyclists, and yield to them. Check behind you for bicyclists and yield to them before turning; they may be moving faster than you realize. Washington Driver Guide: 4.14 Turning, page 123.

D: Buses, vanpools, carpools and motorcycles. Express and HOT lanes are toll-free for buses, vanpools, carpools and motorcycles; solo drivers may pay to use them. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Toll lanes, page 136.

C: They show the maximum legal speed under ideal conditions, and you must drive at a speed safe for current conditions. Speed limits are the maximum legal speed under ideal conditions; you must also drive at a safe speed for conditions. Washington Driver Guide: 5.1 Speed limits, page 158.

A: No closer than 50 feet. Do not park within 50 feet of a railroad crossing. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 General parking rules, page 144.

C: Only when safely and legally passing another vehicle. Drive on the right; the only time you might travel on the left is when safely and legally passing on a two-lane road. Washington Driver Guide: 4.10 General driving guidance, page 108.

A: Just over a hill or around a curve. Stop where other drivers have a clear view of your vehicle; avoid stopping just over a hill or around a curve. Washington Driver Guide: 5.7 Vehicle failures, page 173.

B: 40 hours day and 10 hours night. Teens must complete at least 40 hours of day driving and 10 hours of night driving, attested by a parent, guardian or responsible adult. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Getting your personal driver license: ages 16 to 17, page 26.

A: For life. Alcohol- and drug-related offenses appear on your driving record for life. Washington Driver Guide: 1.15 Driving under the influence (DUI), page 38.

D: At least 10 inches. Adjust your seat so your chest is at least 10 inches from the steering wheel. Washington Driver Guide: 2.5 Driver's seat, page 51.

D: Toward the right side of the road. Look toward the right side of the road to keep from being distracted by the headlights. Washington Driver Guide: 5.6 Night driving, page 167.

D: The vehicle on the right. If two vehicles arrive at approximately the same time, yield to the one on the right. Washington Driver Guide: 4.13 Four-way stop, page 122.

D: Stop. On a 2-lane road, all vehicles must stop when the red lights flash and the stop sign extends. Washington Driver Guide: 4.2 When you are in front of the bus, page 96.

B: Not in Washington; they may appear in British Columbia as a warning that pedestrians are waiting. You won't see a flashing green light in Washington; in British Columbia it can warn that pedestrians are waiting to cross. Washington Driver Guide: 4.11 Flashing green, page 112.

A: Guide or directional information. Green signs provide guide or directional information. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Signs, page 113.

A: Generally allowed unless a sign says U-turns are not allowed. U-turns are generally allowed unless a sign prohibits them, and you must have clear visibility in all directions. Washington Driver Guide: 4.14 U-turns, page 124.

D: The right lane, using the left lane to pass. Keep right except to pass; use the left lane to pass slower traffic. Washington Driver Guide: 4.10 General driving guidance, page 108.

A: Longer stopping distances and reduced seat belt effectiveness. Excessive speed reduces seat belt effectiveness, limits scanning, reduces control, lengthens stopping distance and worsens injuries. Washington Driver Guide: 5.1 Excessive speeds, page 157.

B: 20 feet. Do not park within 20 feet of pedestrian safety zones. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 General parking rules, page 144.

B: Watch oncoming vehicles pass a roadside marker and count the seconds until they clear the road you want to enter. Count how long oncoming vehicles take from a marker until they clear your turn path, and use that to judge the next gap; approaching traffic has the right-of-way. Washington Driver Guide: 5.4 Turning in front of approaching vehicles, page 162.

D: Lift the hood or tie a white cloth to the antenna, side mirror or door handle. Lift the hood or tie a white cloth to the antenna, mirror or door handle to signal an emergency. Washington Driver Guide: 5.7 Vehicle failures, page 173.

B: 30 hours classroom and 6 hours behind the wheel. An out-of-state course must meet Washington's minimum of 30 hours of classroom and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Getting your personal driver license: ages 16 to 17, page 26.

C: 90 days to 4 years. Convictions can include suspension of driving privileges for 90 days to 4 years, among other penalties. Washington Driver Guide: 1.15 Driving under the influence (DUI), page 38.