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Washington DMV driver's license practice test 4

25 original questions from the Washington Driver Guide make up this free Washington driver's license practice test. Expect questions from Chapter 5: Hazards (6), Chapter 2: Vehicles (4), and Chapter 4: Roads (10). The first one asks: "You sell your car to another person. How soon should you file a Vehicle Report of Sale?" Each answer is explained, and there's nothing to sign up for.

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Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5
Official handbook
Washington Driver Guide

Practice questions

Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

You sell your car to another person. How soon should you file a Vehicle Report of Sale?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the Washington Driver Guide.

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  1. Question 1: You sell your car to another person. How soon should you file a Vehicle Report of Sale?

    • A. Within 15 days
    • B. Within five days
    • C. Within 30 days
    • D. Only if the buyer asks for it

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 2: Vehicles

  2. Question 2: Brake lights must be red and clearly visible from how far away?

    • A. 500 feet
    • B. 100 feet
    • C. 50 feet
    • D. 1,000 feet

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 2: Vehicles

  3. Question 3: How does the Washington guide define a hazard?

    • A. Anything that requires you to make a change
    • B. Only another vehicle heading toward you
    • C. Only something that has already caused a crash
    • D. Only a road condition such as ice

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Hazards

  4. Question 4: When can you turn left on a red light in Washington?

    • A. Onto a one-way street, after a full stop
    • B. Onto any street, if no cars are coming
    • C. Only from a two-way street to another two-way street
    • D. Never, left turns on red are always illegal

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  5. Question 5: For drivers 21 and older, what level of active THC in the blood is considered a DUI?

    • A. 10 nanograms per milliliter or more
    • B. Any amount above 0 nanograms per milliliter
    • C. 5 nanograms per milliliter or more
    • D. THC levels don't count toward a DUI

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 1: Licenses

  6. Question 6: You're about to turn right and a bicyclist is ahead of you. What should you do?

    • A. Turn from behind them without signaling
    • B. Pass them fast, then make your turn
    • C. Don't pass them just before the turn
    • D. Honk so they stop for you

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  7. Question 7: Your vehicle gets stuck on railroad tracks. What should you do first?

    • A. Try to restart the engine a few times
    • B. Turn on your hazard lights and wait
    • C. Stay inside with your seat belts on
    • D. Get everyone out immediately

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  8. Question 8: According to the guide, collisions typically have which causes?

    • A. Old cars and narrow roads
    • B. New drivers and heavy traffic
    • C. Bad weather and worn tires
    • D. Too much speed or too little space

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Hazards

  9. Question 9: A traffic signal at an intersection is not working. What should you do?

    • A. Drive through at the posted speed
    • B. Treat it as a flashing yellow light
    • C. Treat it like a four-way stop
    • D. Yield only to traffic on your left

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  10. Question 10: Besides carpools, vanpools, and buses, which vehicles may use HOV lanes?

    • A. Motorcycles
    • B. Any vehicle towing a trailer
    • C. Trucks with more than two axles
    • D. Any electric car with one person

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  11. Question 11: How much space do large vehicles need in a roundabout?

    • A. One lane, like every other vehicle
    • B. They aren't allowed in roundabouts
    • C. Two lanes
    • D. Three lanes plus the shoulder

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  12. Question 12: If you enroll in a driver training course, what is the earliest age you can apply for a Washington instruction permit?

    • A. 16
    • B. 15 and a half
    • C. 14
    • D. 15

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 1: Licenses

  13. Question 13: In Washington, vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death for which age group?

    • A. People ages 30 to 45
    • B. People ages 65 and older
    • C. Children under 12
    • D. People ages 16 to 25

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Hazards

  14. Question 14: In what order are the two Washington driver license exams taken?

    • A. Knowledge exam first, then the skills exam
    • B. Only one exam is needed if you took a course
    • C. Skills exam first, then the knowledge exam
    • D. Both exams on the same day in any order

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 1: Licenses

  15. Question 15: Why might a motorcycle slow down without showing a brake light?

    • A. Riders turn brake lights off in traffic
    • B. The rider may slow using only the throttle
    • C. Motorcycles aren't required to have brake lights
    • D. Brake lights only work at night on motorcycles

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  16. Question 16: At an uncontrolled intersection, you're entering a paved road from an unpaved road. What must you do?

    • A. Go first, if you arrived first
    • B. Honk to warn traffic, then go
    • C. Go first, since you're on the right
    • D. Yield the right-of-way

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  17. Question 17: By how much does zipper merging improve traffic flow, according to the guide?

    • A. 60 percent
    • B. 25 percent
    • C. 90 percent
    • D. 10 percent

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Hazards

  18. Question 18: The light turns yellow while you're already in the intersection. What should you do?

    • A. Speed up past the limit to clear it
    • B. Back up to the stop line
    • C. Keep going at the posted speed
    • D. Stop right away in the intersection

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  19. Question 19: You're driving near a large truck and can't see its side mirrors. What does that tell you?

    • A. The truck driver has already seen you
    • B. The truck is about to change lanes
    • C. You're at a safe following distance
    • D. The truck driver can't see you

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 2: Vehicles

  20. Question 20: Temperatures rise from below freezing to near freezing. What happens to icy roads?

    • A. They get more slippery as the ice gets wet
    • B. The ice turns to dry snow
    • C. They become safe right away
    • D. They stay exactly the same

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Hazards

  21. Question 21: You hit a parked car and can't find the owner. What must you do?

    • A. Call your insurance and leave
    • B. Leave a note with your contact information
    • C. Wait there until the owner returns
    • D. Drive away, since no one was hurt

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Hazards

  22. Question 22: You're driving alone and start to feel tired. What does the guide recommend?

    • A. Speed up to get home sooner
    • B. Open the windows and turn up the radio
    • C. Keep driving and chew gum
    • D. Pull off the road for a 20-minute nap

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Drivers

  23. Question 23: You just started a new prescription. When is it safe to drive?

    • A. After drinking coffee to stay alert
    • B. Right away, since a doctor prescribed it
    • C. After you know how it affects you
    • D. Only on short trips close to home

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Drivers

  24. Question 24: What do double solid white lines between lanes mean?

    • A. They separate traffic going opposite ways
    • B. Do not cross them
    • C. They mark the edge of a bike lane
    • D. Cross them when it's safe

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Roads

  25. Question 25: How should a shoulder belt fit?

    • A. Under your arm, so it doesn't rub your neck
    • B. Snug across the shoulder and chest
    • C. Loose across your neck so you can turn
    • D. Behind your back, with the lap belt snug

    Source:Washington Driver Guide, Chapter 2: Vehicles