Washington State DOL - Knowledge Test (911 Driving School) COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS || GUARANTEED PASS

Washington State DOL - Knowledge Test (911 Driving School) COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS || GUARANTEED PASS 1. Speed Limits: __ mph in school zones. - ANSWER 20 (p. 48) 2. Speed Limits: __ mph on streets of cities and towns. - ANSWER 25 (p. 48) 3. Speed Limits: __ mph on county roads. - ANSWER 50 (p. 48) 4. Speed Limits: __ mph on state highways. - ANSWER 60 (p. 48) 5. Safe drivers typically look at least __ seconds ahead of their vehicle (city: 10 seconds is about ___ block - highway: 10 seconds is about four city blocks or a ___ of a mile) - ANSWER 10, 1, quarter (p. 51, 52) 6. Must activate turn signal ___ feet before your turn - ANSWER 100 (p. 53) 7. Using Your Lights: Use your HIGH beams whenever there are no ___ vehicles - ANSWER oncoming (p. 58) 8. Using Your Lights: Use your LOW beams when following ___ feet or less ___ another vehicle. - ANSWER 300, behind (p. 58) 9. Using Your Lights: Use the ___ beams in fog or when it is snowing or raining hard. - ANSWER low (p. 58) 10. Using Your Lights: If you stop along the road at night, turn on your 11. ___ ___ and leave your ___ beams on. - ANSWER emergency flashers, low (p. 59) 12. Using Your Lights: When driving ___ from a rising or setting sun, turn on your headlights. - ANSWER away (p. 59) 13. Using Your Lights: If you turn on your wipers, turn on your ___. - ANSWER headlights (p. 59) 14. (If you're having car trouble and have to stop:) Place emergency flares ___ to ___ feet behind the vehicle. - ANSWER 200, 300, (p. 61) 15. (If you're having car trouble and have to stop:) Turn ___ your emergency flashers to show you are having trouble. At night, leave your ___ on. - ANSWER on, headlights (p. 61) 16. If you are going to ___ or ___ down at a place where another driver does not expect it, ___ your brake pedal three or four times quickly to let those behind you know you are about to slow down. - ANSWER stop, slow, tap (p. 63) 17. Rain: On a wet road you should reduce your speed about ___ mph. On packed snow you should cut your speed in ___. On ice you must slow to a ___. - ANSWER 10, half, crawl (p. 65) 18. Rain: When it is raining or the road is wet, most tires have good traction up to about ___ mph. - ANSWER 35 (p. 66) 19. Rain: In a heavy rain, your tires can lose ___ traction with the road at about ___ mph. - ANSWER all, 50 (p. 66) 20. When you merge with traffic, signal and ___ at the ___ speed that traffic is moving. - ANSWER enter, same (p. 67) 21. Keep up with the speed of traffic as long as you are on the ___ road. If the road you are traveling has exit ramps, do not ___ ___ until you move onto the exit ramp. - ANSWER main, slow down (p. 67) 22. At __ mph, it can take about ___feet to react to something you see and bring your vehicle to a stop. (think city block) - ANSWER 50, 400, (p. 68) 23. At __ mph, it can take about ___ feet to react and stop. (think half a city block) - ANSWER 30, 200 (p. 68) 24. Visibility v. Speed: (Darkness) Your headlights will let you see about ___ feet ahead. You should drive at a speed that allows you to stop within this distance or about __ mph. - ANSWER 400, 50 (p. 69) 25. Visibility v. Speed: (Rain, Fog, Snow) You may not be able to see much more than ___ feet ahead. When you cannot see any farther than that, you cannot safely drive faster than __ mph. - ANSWER 200, 30, (p. 69) 26. Visibility v. Speed: (Hills, Curves) Whenever you come to a hill or curve where you cannot see over or around, ___ your speed so you can ___ if necessary. - ANSWER adjust, stop (p. 69) 27. Space Between Cars: If you are driving at __mph or less, a following time of ___ to ___ seconds may be enough to stop safely. However, at higher speeds, the best rule to use is the ___ second rule. - ANSWER 30, 2, 3, four (p. 71) 28. Do not follow closer than ___ feet to a fire truck. - ANSWER 500 (p. 72) 29. Passing: Anytime you want to ___ with other traffic, you need a gap of about ___ seconds. - ANSWER merge, 4 (p. 75) 30. Passing: At a speed of 55 mph, you need about ___ seconds to pass another vehicle. - ANSWER 10 (p. 76) 31. Passing: At 55 mph, you will travel over ___ feet in ten seconds. So will an oncoming vehicle. That means you need over ___ feet or about one-third of a mile to pass safely. - ANSWER 800, 1600 (p. 76) 32. Passing: Do not start to pass if you are within ___-___ of a mile of a hill or curve. - ANSWER one third (p. 77)