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To explore the Pacific Northwest and the natural beauty of the state of Washington you’re going to need a Washington state drivers license. To get that, you’ll need to pass the Washington DOL permit test to get your learner’s permit and then pass your WA state driver’s license exam and road test. That’s a lot to tackle, but fortunately we’re here to help with a big bank of test questions to help you prepare. Our tests work well as a study aide whether you’re looking for a permit practice test or the full blown Washington State driver’s practice test.

To be prepared you’re going to want to be familiar with all of Washington’s rules of the road as well as the road signs. Our free Washington driver’s practice tests below are just the thing you need to brush up on the key material for the driver knowledge test on exam day. Take the tests as often as you like, it will vary each time you take it.

This is the passenger vehicle driver's test for the state of Washington.  You will be presented with 25 questions and you must answer 20 questions correctly to pass.  There is no time limit.  You may not go back once you answer a question.  Click the "Start Test" button below to begin.  Good luck!

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When should you turn on your headlights?

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Within 100 feet of a railroad crossing, assuming you cannot see the tracks for 400 feet in both directions, what is the speed limit?

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If you receive a phone call and you do not have a hands free device what should you do?

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According to Washington's "Basic Speed Law" you must:

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When traveling at 55 mph with quality tires, new brakes, and dry pavement, how far will your car travel before it comes to a complete stop?

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If weather conditions require the use of windshield wipers, you must also ______

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Which of the following crimes can result in a permanent revocation of your driver's license?

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Where should you stop your vehicle when there is no limit line or crosswalk?

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If the road is wet and slippery, what is the best way to stop your vehicle?

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To make sure you are not driving in a truck's blind spot, you should:

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Tailgating other drivers:

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Out of state drivers over the age of 18 can drive in Washington as long as they _________.

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Studies show that speeding ______.

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When merging into freeway traffic, who has the right-of-way?

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The Washington "Basic Speed Law" means that _______

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When there is no curb and you are parking uphill, turn the wheels so that the vehicle will roll ______ the center of the road if the brakes fail.

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What is the DMV's standard vision requirement?

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You are at a red light but a police officer signals you to proceed. What should you do?

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Smoking inside a vehicle with a passenger under 18 years of age is:

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When can a left turn be made at a red light?

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You may be considered a "negligent operator" under the Negligent Operator Treatment System if your driving record shows the following "point count" totals:

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This sign means that you must not pass:

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You may drive in a bike lane ______.

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During which of the following situations should you turn on your headlights?

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Double parking _______.

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Drivers License

How To Get A Washington Drivers License

You are eligible to apply for a learner’s permit if you are 15 years old and enrolled in a driver’s education course. If you enroll in driver’s education, your written exam is waived. Once you’re ready, go to your local DMV and apply for a permit. Fill out the application, present proof of identity, your social security card, and your driver’s education enrollment proof. Complete and have your parent or guardian sign a Parental Authorization Affidavit, and pass a vision test. If you choose not to enroll in driver’s education, you will take the written examination now.This multiple choice test has 40 questions and you have to get 32 or better correct to pass. If you fail, you have to wait three days to retake the test and pay a $10 fee each time. Finally, pay the $25 fee. You must complete an additional 50 hours of behind-the-wheel practice with your parent or guardian, with 10 hours being driven during nighttime hours. You have to hold your permit for a minimum of 6 months before you can apply for your intermediate driver’s license.To obtain your intermediate driver’s license, you must be 16 years old and have all your hours logged. Go to the DMV in person and fill out the Driver’s Licensing Application with your parent’s co-signature. Present a signed certificate of completion for a driver training course. Finally, pass a vision test and pay the $35 application fee and the $54 licensing fee. You will keep this license until you turn 18 years old, then it will automatically roll over into an unrestricted license.If you are new to the state, you have 30 days to switch your license over. If your license is currently valid, you don’t have to take any additional written test, just a vision test. Bring your license to the DMV for surrendering, fill out the completed driver’s license application, submit your residency proof and identification, and pay the $90 application fee.

Pass The Test

How To Pass the Washington Driver's License Test

Many people are extremely nervous about taking their learners permit or driver’s license test, but you can likely calm your nerves a bit if you prepare properly which can help you avoid making major mistakes on your exam day. These steps should help.

  • Prepare the day before. This means you should have all of your required paperwork laid out and ready to go. Have your identification, your learner’s permit and all documentation neatly organized and left in a place where you won’t miss them before you head to the test.
  • Don’t skimp on the practice tests. This site and many others have huge databases of questions to help you brush up on road signs and Washington’s driving laws. Use them to your advantage, they’re free!

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  • Once you have your permit, try to practice in the same areas where you’re likely to be tested (near the facility). This will help you get familiar with the road signs, speed limits, and directions in the area so there are fewer chances for surprises or mistakes.
  • Get intimately acquainted with the Washington driver’s handbook (link below). Make sure you’ve got the current year’s version and make sure you know it inside and out.

Additional Information

Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL) Information

If you need to contact the Washington DOL, use the links below, or use the general phone number.

Website:  https://www.dol.wa.gov/
Phone:  360.902.3900

Washington driver testing locations: https://drivingtestsample.com/dmv-locations/washington/

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Even More Washington Drivers Tests

We have put together ten additional tests to help you practice for your Washington Driver's License. Click below and get practicing!