Washington DOL permit practice test 8

C: Use extreme caution whether you see workers or not. Use extreme caution when driving through a work zone at night, whether you see workers or not. Washington Driver Guide: 4.17 Work zone, page 142.

B: Yield to the pedestrians who activated them. In-pavement crosswalk lights are switched on by people crossing, and you must yield while they are flashing. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Other road markings, page 137.

C: Never; motorcyclists are entitled to the full lane width. Motorcyclists are entitled to the same lane width as all vehicles; never move into the same lane alongside a motorcycle. Washington Driver Guide: 4.5 Lanes, page 101.

D: You may not pass. You're not allowed to pass when the solid yellow line is on your side; drivers with the dashed line on their side may pass when safe. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 133.

A: Fail to stop at a steady red light or railroad crossing signal, or speed in a school zone. Cameras record failing to stop at a red light or railroad signal and speeding in a school zone; tickets are mailed to the vehicle owner. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 115.

C: Drive through the roundabout and pull over after exiting. Drive through the roundabout and pull over, just as you would at any other intersection. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Roundabouts, page 127.

C: Toward the edge of the road. If there is no curb, turn your wheels toward the edge of the road so the vehicle rolls away from traffic. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 Parking on a hill, page 149.

A: Only if they are in a burning vehicle or otherwise in immediate danger. Don't move injured people unless they're in a burning vehicle or otherwise in immediate danger. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Reporting an injury, page 176.

D: After one year of safe driving. Nighttime restrictions expire after one year of safe driving. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 28.

D: Hand-to-hand (pull/push). In hand-to-hand (pull/push) steering, your hands never cross over the wheel, reducing injury risk if the airbag deploys. Washington Driver Guide: 2.7 Hand-to-hand steering (Pull/Push), page 56.

B: Until you see the End Road Work sign. Observe the posted work zone signs until you see the End Road Work sign. Washington Driver Guide: 4.17 Work zone, page 142.

D: Riders may slow by using the throttle instead of the brakes. Motorcyclists might slow with the throttle and not their brakes, so their brake lights wouldn't come on. Washington Driver Guide: 4.5 Lights, page 102.

C: Stay in your lane unless a special situation requires a change. A solid white line means you should stay in your lane unless a special situation requires changing. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 132.

B: A recommended speed change for a potential hazard. Speed warning signs indicate a recommended speed change for a hazard or road condition, often a curve. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 115.

B: As a pedestrian or as a vehicle; as a vehicle they should ride in the middle of the lane. Bicycles can navigate a roundabout as a pedestrian or as a vehicle; as a vehicle, they ride in the middle of the lane for visibility. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Roundabouts, page 127.

A: An access aisle, which must be kept clear. The striped access aisle must be kept clear; you can be fined for blocking it. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 Reserved disabled parking, page 149.

A: No, don't give them anything to drink. Do not give injured people anything to drink, not even water; cover them to keep them warm. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Reporting an injury, page 177.

D: No, only to report an emergency. Intermediate license laws restrict phone use even with hands-free technology; you may only use the phone to report an emergency. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 29.

B: When turning at low speeds, parking, at intersections, or recovering from a skid. Use hand-over-hand when turning at low speeds, with limited visibility, at an intersection, when parking, or recovering from a skid. Washington Driver Guide: 2.7 Hand-over-hand steering, page 57.

C: Tow trucks, solid waste trucks, incident response, highway maintenance, utility vehicles, police, fire trucks and ambulances. Roadside response vehicles include tow trucks, solid waste trucks, incident response, highway maintenance, utility, law enforcement, fire and ambulances. Washington Driver Guide: 4.17 Emergency zone, page 143.

C: Allow even more following room. Allow even more following room when it's raining or the road surface is slick. Washington Driver Guide: 4.5 Following, page 100.

A: As close to the right side as safely possible. If there are no road markings, stay as close to the right side as safely possible. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 130.

B: The action shown is not allowed. Regulatory signs with a red circle and slash indicate that the action shown, like a turn or U-turn, is not allowed. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 116.

D: To allow left turns on and off freeway ramps without crossing oncoming traffic. Diverging diamonds let vehicles turn left onto and off freeway ramps more efficiently, eliminating left turns against oncoming traffic. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Diverging diamonds, page 128.

C: No, it's illegal. It's illegal to park in an EV charging station space if the vehicle isn't connected to the charging equipment. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 Electric vehicle charging station parking, page 150.