Washington DOL permit practice test 7

D: No more than 3. From 6 months until age 18 or one year, you may carry no more than 3 passengers under 20 who are not immediate family. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 28.

D: There is no safe amount of cannabis for driving. Recreational cannabis is legal for those 21+, but driving after consuming any cannabis is illegal for all ages; there is no safe amount. Washington Driver Guide: 3.1 Cannabis and driving, page 73.

B: A car seat with a rear- or forward-facing harness. Ages 2 to 4 must ride in a car seat with a rear- or forward-facing harness. Washington Driver Guide: 2.6 Child seats, page 54.

D: A thin coating of ice that is hard for drivers to see. Black ice is a thin coating of ice that is hard to see; pay attention in temperatures near or below freezing. Washington Driver Guide: 5.6 Slippery roads, page 171.

A: You are entering a paved road from an unpaved road. You must yield if a vehicle is already in the intersection, you enter a state highway from a secondary road, you enter a paved road from an unpaved road, or you are turning left in front of oncoming traffic. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Uncontrolled intersection, page 129.

A: Passing a large vehicle while the driver is turning. Don't pass a large vehicle when the driver is turning; this is a frequent cause of collisions. Washington Driver Guide: 4.4 Sharing with large vehicles, page 99.

B: They are a barrier; it is illegal to cross them. Double solid white lines are a barrier between lanes, and it's illegal to cross them. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 132.

D: So you are not a hazard to other drivers. Some roads have minimum speed limits, and you must travel at least that fast so you are not a hazard. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 114.

B: Look left and yield to all traffic already in the roundabout. Look left and yield to all traffic already in the roundabout; they have the right-of-way. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Roundabouts, page 127.

C: 60 percent. Zipper merging improves traffic flow by 60 percent. Washington Driver Guide: 5.3 Zipper merging, page 160.

D: Away from the curb, until the back of the front tire touches the curb. On hills with tall curbs, turn away from the curb until the back of the front tire touches it, so the car would roll back into the curb. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 Parking on a hill, page 148.

C: Not drive away; call 911 so law enforcement is notified. Do not drive away. If anyone is injured or killed, call 911; law enforcement must be notified. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Crashing a vehicle, page 175.

A: 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.. Intermediate drivers may not drive between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. unless accompanied by a parent, guardian or licensed driver at least 25. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 28.

B: The warning includes driving a vehicle. Warnings against operating heavy machinery include driving a vehicle. Washington Driver Guide: 3.1 Medications and driving, page 74.

C: The vehicle's lap and shoulder belts fit properly, typically between ages 8 and 12. Booster use continues until the lap and shoulder belts fit properly, typically between ages 8 and 12 (about 4'9"). Washington Driver Guide: 2.6 Child seats, page 54.

C: More slippery, because the ice melts and becomes wet. When below-freezing temperatures warm to near freezing, ice can melt and become wet, which makes the road more slippery. Washington Driver Guide: 5.6 Slippery roads, page 171.

B: Oncoming traffic. When turning left at a green light, yield to approaching vehicles; oncoming traffic has the right-of-way. Washington Driver Guide: 4.11 Solid green, page 112.

A: Plows can throw snow up and create blizzard-like conditions that reduce visibility. Snowplows can force snow up and off the road, creating blizzard-like conditions for drivers following too closely. Washington Driver Guide: 4.4 Snowplows, page 100.

C: No one, in either direction. You are not allowed to pass, in either direction, on roads with double yellow lines. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 132.

C: Stay in the right lane unless passing. This sign reminds you to stay in the right lane unless you're passing another vehicle. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 114.

B: Stay in that lane until you exit. Once you pick a lane, stay in that lane until you exit the roundabout. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Roundabouts, page 127.

A: Toward the curb, until the front of the front tire touches it. Facing downhill, turn toward the curb until the front of the tire touches it, so the car would roll into the curb. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 Parking on a hill, page 149.

D: Leave a note where it can easily be seen with the date, time and your contact information. If you can't locate the owner, leave a note in a visible place with the date and time of the collision and your contact information. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Crashing a vehicle, page 176.

B: A parent, guardian, or licensed driver at least 25 years old. Nighttime driving is allowed only when accompanied by a parent, guardian or licensed driver at least 25. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 28.

C: 13. Children under the age of 13 should never ride in the front seat; they could be seriously injured or killed by a deploying airbag. Washington Driver Guide: 2.6 Airbags, page 54.