Washington DOL permit practice test 9

B: Apply pressure with hands. Apply pressure with hands, then a bandage or dressing, then a tourniquet if needed. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Reporting an injury, page 177.

D: License suspended for 6 months or until 18, whichever comes first. A 2nd violation suspends the license for 6 months or until 18, whichever comes first. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 29.

B: Only when backing the vehicle. The 12 position is recommended only when backing, while you turn your body to see behind you. Washington Driver Guide: 2.7 One-hand steering, page 58.

C: At least 3 feet. Leave at least 3 feet between the bicyclist and the widest part of your vehicle, and move over one full lane if there are two lanes in your direction. Washington Driver Guide: 4.6 Passing a bicyclist, page 103.

D: Follow through with the turn. Once you're in a turn lane, you must follow through with the turn. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 133.

D: Do Not Enter. This is the Do Not Enter sign: you can't enter the street from that direction. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 116.

B: You will be guided to cross over to the left side of the roadway. You'll be guided to cross over to the left side of the road, then back to the right after the overpass or underpass. Washington Driver Guide: 4.15 Diverging diamonds, page 129.

A: Under 12. It's a crime to leave a child under 12 unattended in a parked vehicle; if the motor is running, the age rises to under 16. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 General parking rules, page 145.

C: Stay inside, turn off the engine and call 911. Turn off the engine, call 911 and stay inside until responders arrive; assume all lines are energized. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Encountering power lines, page 178.

B: The license is suspended until age 18. A 3rd violation results in suspension until the driver turns 18. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 29.

C: ABS lets you keep steering control during emergency braking but does not shorten stopping distance. ABS allows you to steer during emergency braking; it does not shorten your stopping distance. Washington Driver Guide: 2.8 Antilock braking systems, page 59.

D: As a pedestrian; you must yield to them. Bicyclists in crosswalks are considered pedestrians; you must yield to them in marked and unmarked crosswalks. Washington Driver Guide: 4.6 General guidance, page 103.

A: No more than 300 feet. Center turn lanes must not be used for passing, and you shouldn't travel farther than 300 feet in one. Washington Driver Guide: 4.16 Lanes, page 134.

A: Stop and turn around immediately. A Wrong Way sign means you're driving in the wrong direction; stop and turn around immediately. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 116.

B: Traffic on the through road. At a T-intersection, a yield or stop sign on the ending road tells you that traffic on the through road goes first. Washington Driver Guide: 4.14 T-Intersection, page 124.

C: 16. It's a crime to leave a child under 16 unattended in a parked vehicle while the motor is running. Washington Driver Guide: 4.18 General parking rules, page 145.

B: Jump clear with both feet landing together, don't touch the vehicle, and shuffle 35 feet away. Jump away with arms at your sides, land with both feet together without touching the vehicle, and shuffle 35 feet away. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Encountering power lines, page 178.

C: Nothing; the restrictions are lifted automatically. You don't need a new license at 18; intermediate restrictions are automatically lifted. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Intermediate driver license, page 29.

A: Pitch. Pitch is the forward and backward motion of the vehicle's weight; braking shifts weight forward. Washington Driver Guide: 2.10 Pitch, page 60.

D: Only when turning or crossing the lane to park near the curb. Drive in bicycle lanes only when turning or crossing the lane to park near the curb. Washington Driver Guide: 4.6 Bike lanes, page 104.

B: Yes, after the complete stop. Washington lets you turn right after a full stop at a red light unless a 'no turn on red' sign is posted, as long as you have room to enter traffic safely. Washington Driver Guide: 4.11 Solid red, page 110.

C: Reserved for left-turning vehicles from either direction. The lane is reserved for left turns from either direction and isn't to be used for through traffic or passing. Washington Driver Guide: 4.12 Common signs, page 116.

D: At least 35 feet. Encourage people to stay at least 35 feet away; the ground around the vehicle could be energized. Washington Driver Guide: 5.9 Encountering power lines, page 178.

C: There is no minimum age. There's no minimum age requirement for a juvenile agricultural permit, but it doesn't replace an instruction permit. Washington Driver Guide: 1.8 Agricultural permits, page 29.

B: 3 to 6 inches. Stopping when the stop line is under your side mirror means you are about 3 to 6 inches from the line. Washington Driver Guide: 2.11 Vehicle reference points, page 62.