WA DMV KNOWLEDGE TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE. VERIFIED.| latest update 2024/25|

WA DMV KNOWLEDGE TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE. VERIFIED. Intermediate driver's license - -If you are 16 or 17 and meet requirements, we will issue you an intermediate license with restrictions meant to ease you into driving responsibilites Standard Driver License - -Allows you to operate motor vehicles on roadways. valid for up to six years from your last birthday Enhanced Driver License - -Can be used to cross the US border to Mexico or Canada To be issued an Instruction Permit - -• be at least 15-1/2 years old (or 15 years old if enrolled in an approved driver-training course); • pass the knowledge test (unless enrolled in an approved drivertraining course); • complete the vision and medical screenings, and; • pay an application/examination fee An intermediate license comes with these driving restrictions: - - Question from test: With a intermediate DL can the driver use a cell phone or wireless communication device? - -may not use a cell phone or other wireless communication device while operating a motor vehicle unless the holder is using the device to report illegal activity, summon medical or other emergency help, or prevent injury to a person or property. Penalties for Intermediate DL in first year - -• First violation - the passenger and nighttime restrictions are extended until age 18 and a warning letter is sent to you and your parent or guardian if you receive a ticket for violating the restrictions or any other traffic law or you are involved in an collision where: - you receive a ticket. - you are determined to have caused the collision. - no one involved in the collision receives a ticket. - no one was found to cause the collision. - only your car was involved in the collision. • Second violation - you are suspended for six months (or until age 18 if that comes first). • Third violation - you are suspended until age 18. Question from test: Whats the penalty for the second violation? - -Second violation - you are suspended for six months (or until age 18 if that comes first). How long is a knowledge test valid for? - -24 calendar months If you are testing for a Washington License, you must: - -• first pass the knowledge test. • bring a vehicle. It must be legally licensed and registered, and it must not have defective parts. All brakes, brake lights, turn signals, tires, seat belts, and windshield wipers will be checked before the test begins . • present acceptable proof of liability insurance showing the policy holder's name or the vehicle's description and the dates of insurance coverage. During the drive test, you must: - -• show correct arm and hand signals when asked to do so. You may use automatic signals during the test. You must use hand signals when signal lights cannot be seen by other drivers. Signal even when no one is nearby to see it. • turn your head and look to the rear for motor vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians when you are backing your vehicle. If you cannot see through the rear window, use the side windows and mirrors. Do not back the vehicle until you can do so safely. • stop completely at all stop signs and signals. Do not stop in crosswalks or beyond stop lines. • obey all rules of the road. • be attentive to surrounding motor vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians. • demonstrate safe driving habits throughout the test. Question from test: When should you notify the Department of change of address or name? - -You must notify the Department within ten days of: • an address change. • a legal name change. When should sex offenders in WA state register? - -Sex offenders and kidnapping offenders in Washington State must register within three business days of establishing, or re-establishing, residence Identification Cards - -We issue photo identification cards to non-drivers of any age. You must show the same identification that we require for a driver license. Voter Registration - -- You may register to vote at any driver licensing office if you meet the following requirements. You must be: • a United States citizen whose civil rights are not currently revoked. • a Washington State resident. • at least 18.