Washington permit test: practice questions

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Three questions from the United States (Washington) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. Whom must you let go first when turning left on a circular green light?

   1. Vehicles and pedestrians already lawfully in the intersection
   2. Only vehicles approaching from your right side
   3. No one, because a green light gives you the right-of-way
   4. Only pedestrians who are inside a painted crosswalk
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   Answer: Vehicles and pedestrians already lawfully in the intersection

   Drivers turning on green stop for vehicles lawfully within the intersection and for people crossing. RCW 46.61.055.

2. Where is a U-turn prohibited by state law?

   1. On a curve or hill crest where you cannot be seen for 500 feet
   2. On any street with a posted speed limit above 25 miles per hour
   3. Whenever any other vehicle is present on the same street
   4. On any street where vehicles are parked along the curb
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   Answer: On a curve or hill crest where you cannot be seen for 500 feet

   A U-turn must be safe, and it may not be made where approaching drivers cannot see the vehicle within five hundred feet. RCW 46.61.295.

3. At an ordinary intersection stop sign, a person riding a bicycle may:

   1. either stop as drivers do or treat the sign as a yield sign
   2. ignore the sign when no other traffic is in sight in any direction
   3. stop only when riding in a group of two or more
   4. treat it as a yield sign only on downhill streets
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   Answer: either stop as drivers do or treat the sign as a yield sign

   Bicyclists may follow either the stop sign rule or the yield sign rule, with exceptions at railroad crossings and school bus stops. RCW 46.61.190.

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Revised Code of Washington, chapter 46.61 (Rules of the Road) and related sections. See every official source

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