Numbers to remember for the Washington knowledge test

华盛顿州驾照笔试必记数字

Números que debes recordar para el examen de conocimientos de Washington

“Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.”

“Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.”

“Within 30 feet of a traffic signal, stop sign, or yield sign.”

“Within 5 feet of a driveway, alley, or private road.”

“Within 20 feet of pedestrian safety zones.”

“Within 50 feet of a railroad crossing.”

“Within 75 feet of a fire station driveway on the opposite side of the street.”

“More than 12 inches from the curb.”

“Make sure your vehicle is no more than 12 inches from the curb.”

“More than 12 inches from the curb.”

“Leave at least 3 feet between the bicyclist and the widest part of your vehicle.”

“If you need to pass an agricultural vehicle and there are two lanes in the same direction, move over one full lane. If there is only one lane in each direction, look for oncoming traffic and proceed carefully. As you pass, there should be at least 3 feet between the widest part of your vehicle and the agricultural vehicle.”

“Sharrows are road markings used to indicate a vehicle lane is shared with bicycle traffic. If you see sharrow markings, watch for people riding bikes. Drive slowly and provide at least 3 feet of space when passing.”

“Signal 100 feet before you make your move.”

“Put on your turn signal at least 100 feet before you turn left or right across oncoming traffic.”

“These lanes must not be used for passing. You shouldn’t travel farther than 300 feet in a center lane.”

“500 feet in front of an oncoming vehicle.”

“300 feet when you’re behind.”

“Drive at a speed that will allow you to stop within the glow of your headlights (usually 400 feet).”

“Stop between 15 and 50 feet away from the nearest rail of a crossing when:”

“Leave at least one car length (or more) between your vehicle and light rail trains.”

“Move over 200 feet before and after the scene.”

“Warn other road users by placing emergency flares 200 to 300 feet behind the vehicle.”

“The ground around your vehicle could also be energized. When possible, encourage people to stay at least 35 feet away.”

“Jump away from your vehicle, with your arms at your sides. Be careful not to touch the vehicle. Make sure both feet land together. To avoid electric shock, shuffle 35 feet away to safety.”

“It takes a loaded truck with properly adjusted brakes, traveling at 55 mph, 450 feet to come to a complete stop.”

“When you’re driving near other vehicles, it’s important to leave a distance that’s at least twice the length of your vehicle between you and the vehicle ahead.”

“Wait until a pedestrian has cleared your lane and one additional lane before proceeding. If the pedestrian is using a wheelchair, cane, guide dog, or other service animal, wait until they have completely crossed the street before continuing.”

“The school zone speed limit is 20 mph because higher speeds increase the risk of fatal crashes.”

“You might see signs that clarify when the 20 mph speed limit applies.”

“As soon as you see a roadside response vehicle with flashing lights, you must either: 1. Move over into a farther lane. 2. Slow down to at least 10 mph below the posted speed limit.”

“Roundabouts are designed for speeds between 15 and 25 mph.”

“Agricultural and farm vehicles designed to go 25 mph or less will have a triangle sign or emblem on the back.”

“You must get 32 out of 40 correct answers to pass the test.”

“A passing score is good for 2 years.”

“After you pass the knowledge exam, you have two years to complete the skills exam.”

“If you are enrolling in a driver training course You can apply for your permit as early as 15 years old.”

“You can take the knowledge exam after you turn 15½.”

“If you are not enrolling in a driver training course You can take the knowledge exam after you turn 15½. Once you pass, you'll get your permit. However, you need to wait until you're 18 to take the skills exam and get your license.”

“Your permit is valid for 1 year (can be renewed for a fee).”

“Complete at least 40 hours of day driving and 10 hours of night driving with a licensed driver who has 3 or more years of experience.”

“Pass the knowledge exam, get a permit, practice driving with a licensed driver who has 5 or more years of experience, and then pass the skills exam.”

“To get your first driver license, you must: • Have your instruction permit for at least 6 months.”

“• Be without any traffic violations or convictions for 6 months prior to applying for the license.”

“Be at least 16 years old and a Washington resident.”

“From Issue Date to 6 Months No passengers under age 20 except immediate family members”

“No more than 3 passengers under age 20 except immediate family members”

“No driving between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. unless accompanied by a parent, guardian, or licensed driver at least age 25”

“Nighttime restrictions expire after one year of safe driving”

“One year of safe driving. Intermediate driver license holders may drive at any hour, with passengers, if they haven't been involved in a crash or committed a traffic offense.”

“One year of safe driving. Intermediate driver license holders may drive at any hour, with passengers, if they haven't been involved in a crash or committed a traffic offense.”

“Current restrictions apply until you're 18.”

“2nd License is suspended for 6 months or until you turn 18, whichever comes first.”

“3rd License is suspended until you're 18.”

“You don't need to get a new license when you turn 18. Intermediate driver license restrictions are automatically lifted.”

“Starting November 1, 2026 , first-time driver license applicants under the age of 25 must pass a free online course for work zone and first responder safety to get their license.”

“If your address changes, update your information in License Express within 10 days of the change.”

“If your license is 8 or more years expired, you'll need to retake the skills and knowledge exams.”

“File a collision report form, within 4 days of a crash, if a law enforcement officer doesn’t do this for you.”

“You need to follow the instructions on the back of the ticket within 15 days to avoid having your driving privileges suspended.”

“Washington law says you need to have your headlights on a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise.”

“It’s a crime to leave a child under the age of 12 unattended in a parked vehicle.”

“It’s a crime to leave a child under the age of 16 unattended in a parked vehicle while the motor is running.”

“Children up to age 2 must ride in a rear-facing car seat.”

“Ages 2 to 4 years must ride in a car seat with a rear- or forward-facing harness.”

“Age and size: 4 years to 4'9" Seat belt All occupants old and tall enough to wear a seat belt must have a properly fitting belt. Size: Over 4'9"”

“Ages 4 and older must ride in a car or booster seat until the vehicle lap and shoulder seat belts fit properly— typically, between the ages of 8 and 12 years of age.”

“Airbags are also why children under the age of 13 should never ride in the front seat.”

“For drivers age 21 and older, having a BAC of .08% or higher is considered a DUI and can result in legal consequences.”

“Drivers under age 21 have the same potential consequences for having a BAC of 0.02%.”

“For drivers age 21 and older, having more than 5 nanograms of active THC per milliliter of blood in their system is considered a DUI”

“Drivers under age 21 have the same potential consequences for anything more than 0 nanograms of active THC per milliliter of blood in their system.”

“If you refuse to be tested, you could lose your driving privilege for 90 to 730 days, or until you reach age 21, whichever is longer.”

“If you're traveling alone and start to feel tired, pull off the road and take a 20-minute nap.”

“Plan to stop about every 100 miles or 2 hours during long trips.”

“Tire tread shouldn't be less than 2/32 of an inch.”

“Worn tires can cause slipping and sliding, especially if the road is wet. Tire tread shouldn't be less than 2/32 of an inch.”

“Your brake lights are red and must be clearly visible from 100 feet away.”

“Your chest should be at least 10 inches from the steering wheel to leave space for the airbag.”

“On a 2-lane road All vehicles must stop when the red lights flash and the stop sign extends.”