911 DRIVING SCHOOL EXAM-ACTUAL EXAM |LATEST UPDATE 2025 |
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS-
MOSTLY TESTED QUESTIONS -RATED 100% CORRECT!!GUARANTEED PASS!!
ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the restrictions on an intermediate driver's license? - (answers)For the first 6 months no
passengers under 20 except immediate family allowed, and no driving between 1-5AM unless
accompanied by a driver 25+. After 6 months up to 3 passengers under 20 who are not
immediate family are allowed, no driving between 1-5AM unless accompanied by a driver 25+.
What does SMOG stand for? - (answers)Signal, Mirrors, Over the shoulder, Go!
What does IPDE stand for? - (answers)Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute!
What type of task is driving? - (answers)A social task! Driving involves interacting with and
communicating to other drivers. You must share the roadway and maneuver your vehicle through
other traffic under varying road and environmental conditions.
What is the Smith system? - (answers)Aim high in steering (15sec ahead), Keep eyes moving
(scanning), Get the big picture (check mirrors every 5-7 sec), Make sure others see you (lights,
eye contact), Leave yourself an out (zone management).
What is the leading cause of traffic crashes in WA? - (answers)Misuse of alcohol and drugs, and
speeding!
What does HTS stand for? - (answers)Highway Transportation System
What are the three components of HTS? - (answers)People, vehicles, and roadways!
What is the hardest to control? - (answers)Other users! Other drivers, passengers, etc.
,Why are roadway laws established? - (answers)Law is established primarily to keep order and
safety on the roadways.
What does the I in IPDE involve? - (answers)Identify: Locate potential hazards around you! Do
this by scanning around your vehicle, especially at hazardous locations and times (when braking,
near schools, at intersections).
What does the P in IPDE involve? - (answers)Predict: Foresee what will probably happen in a
driving situation! What could a hazard do? Could it get in your way? Could it cause something
else to get in the way, like another car?
What does the D in IPDE involve? - (answers)Decide: Decide what to do to avoid any hazard!
Could be: slow, stop, steer around, speed up? Take action before the hazard becomes real, or
decide quickly how to deal with it if it's already real.
What does the E in IPDE involve? - (answers)Execute: Do what you decided to do. DOITTT!
What is the cornerstone to safe driving? - (answers)Proper decision making is the cornerstone to
safe driving. Good decisions require knowledge, skill, good judgement, and accurate perception.
Finish the statement: Safe, low-risk driving is primarily... - (answers)Safe, low-risk driving is
primarily... a mental task that involves decision making. Physical skills are minor when
compared to the necessary decision-making skills.
Young drivers' mistakes are often a result of...? - (answers)Inexperience!
What does POT stand for? - (answers)Path of Travel
What is POT defined as? - (answers)The area your vehicle will be traveling in or through during
any maneuver.
,What is the most important part of any maneuver? - (answers)Making sure the Path of Travel is
clear before moving is the most important part of any maneuver!
What is Targeting? - (answers)Where you focus your vision while driving.
What does LOS stand for? - (answers)Line of Sight
What is LOS defined as? - (answers)The area you can clearly see in any direction.
What three things should you ask yourself before performing an action? - (answers)Is it Legal,
Safe, or Necessary?
In what order should you perform a vehicle inspection? - (answers)Start behind the car, inspect
each side from top to bottom, and go around the car counterclockwise.
In the Pre-drive, should you adjust your mirrors before or after adjusting your seat? -
(answers)After! Your seat position will alter your point of view, if you adjusted your mirrors
before you couldn't see properly.
If a passenger under 16 in your car is not wearing a seatbelt, who gets the ticket? - (answers)The
driver!
Why do airbags not eliminate the need for seatbelts? - (answers)For airbags to work properly, the
passenger must be secured in place by the seatbelt.
When preparing to drive, when do you release the parking brake? - (answers)Last!
What does ABS stand for? - (answers)Antilock Braking System
What is threshold braking? - (answers)Braking as hard as you can before you lose traction.
, What should you do when your brakes fail? - (answers)Pump your brakes
On the steering wheel you should keep your hands... - (answers)At 9 and 3, and on the outside of
the wheel!
How far must you park from the side of the road? - (answers)You must park within 12" of the
side of the road.
What are the two methods for steering? - (answers)Push-pull (pushing the wheel around with one
hand towards 12 o'clock, pulling the wheel around with the other) and Hand over Hand (arms
cross over each other, taking turns pulling the wheel around).
Where on the wheel are the steering methods performed? - (answers)In the top 1/3 of the steering
wheel
What does scanning involve? - (answers)Checking far ahead, near, and side to side.
Before crossing an intersection, where do you check? - (answers)Left center, right center, left.
Start at left center, sweep to the right center, then briefly sweep back to the left before going.
At intersections, who should you be extra alert for when scanning? - (answers)Be extra alert for
bicycles, motorcycles, and pedestrians, because they are hard to see in traffic.
At an intersection, how far do you want to be able to see in either direction? - (answers)A full
block, or 4-6 seconds.
What is the O in SMOG for? - (answers)Over the shoulder checks your mirror's blind spot.
You should signal at least... - (answers)...100ft before going to move!
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS-
MOSTLY TESTED QUESTIONS -RATED 100% CORRECT!!GUARANTEED PASS!!
ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the restrictions on an intermediate driver's license? - (answers)For the first 6 months no
passengers under 20 except immediate family allowed, and no driving between 1-5AM unless
accompanied by a driver 25+. After 6 months up to 3 passengers under 20 who are not
immediate family are allowed, no driving between 1-5AM unless accompanied by a driver 25+.
What does SMOG stand for? - (answers)Signal, Mirrors, Over the shoulder, Go!
What does IPDE stand for? - (answers)Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute!
What type of task is driving? - (answers)A social task! Driving involves interacting with and
communicating to other drivers. You must share the roadway and maneuver your vehicle through
other traffic under varying road and environmental conditions.
What is the Smith system? - (answers)Aim high in steering (15sec ahead), Keep eyes moving
(scanning), Get the big picture (check mirrors every 5-7 sec), Make sure others see you (lights,
eye contact), Leave yourself an out (zone management).
What is the leading cause of traffic crashes in WA? - (answers)Misuse of alcohol and drugs, and
speeding!
What does HTS stand for? - (answers)Highway Transportation System
What are the three components of HTS? - (answers)People, vehicles, and roadways!
What is the hardest to control? - (answers)Other users! Other drivers, passengers, etc.
,Why are roadway laws established? - (answers)Law is established primarily to keep order and
safety on the roadways.
What does the I in IPDE involve? - (answers)Identify: Locate potential hazards around you! Do
this by scanning around your vehicle, especially at hazardous locations and times (when braking,
near schools, at intersections).
What does the P in IPDE involve? - (answers)Predict: Foresee what will probably happen in a
driving situation! What could a hazard do? Could it get in your way? Could it cause something
else to get in the way, like another car?
What does the D in IPDE involve? - (answers)Decide: Decide what to do to avoid any hazard!
Could be: slow, stop, steer around, speed up? Take action before the hazard becomes real, or
decide quickly how to deal with it if it's already real.
What does the E in IPDE involve? - (answers)Execute: Do what you decided to do. DOITTT!
What is the cornerstone to safe driving? - (answers)Proper decision making is the cornerstone to
safe driving. Good decisions require knowledge, skill, good judgement, and accurate perception.
Finish the statement: Safe, low-risk driving is primarily... - (answers)Safe, low-risk driving is
primarily... a mental task that involves decision making. Physical skills are minor when
compared to the necessary decision-making skills.
Young drivers' mistakes are often a result of...? - (answers)Inexperience!
What does POT stand for? - (answers)Path of Travel
What is POT defined as? - (answers)The area your vehicle will be traveling in or through during
any maneuver.
,What is the most important part of any maneuver? - (answers)Making sure the Path of Travel is
clear before moving is the most important part of any maneuver!
What is Targeting? - (answers)Where you focus your vision while driving.
What does LOS stand for? - (answers)Line of Sight
What is LOS defined as? - (answers)The area you can clearly see in any direction.
What three things should you ask yourself before performing an action? - (answers)Is it Legal,
Safe, or Necessary?
In what order should you perform a vehicle inspection? - (answers)Start behind the car, inspect
each side from top to bottom, and go around the car counterclockwise.
In the Pre-drive, should you adjust your mirrors before or after adjusting your seat? -
(answers)After! Your seat position will alter your point of view, if you adjusted your mirrors
before you couldn't see properly.
If a passenger under 16 in your car is not wearing a seatbelt, who gets the ticket? - (answers)The
driver!
Why do airbags not eliminate the need for seatbelts? - (answers)For airbags to work properly, the
passenger must be secured in place by the seatbelt.
When preparing to drive, when do you release the parking brake? - (answers)Last!
What does ABS stand for? - (answers)Antilock Braking System
What is threshold braking? - (answers)Braking as hard as you can before you lose traction.
, What should you do when your brakes fail? - (answers)Pump your brakes
On the steering wheel you should keep your hands... - (answers)At 9 and 3, and on the outside of
the wheel!
How far must you park from the side of the road? - (answers)You must park within 12" of the
side of the road.
What are the two methods for steering? - (answers)Push-pull (pushing the wheel around with one
hand towards 12 o'clock, pulling the wheel around with the other) and Hand over Hand (arms
cross over each other, taking turns pulling the wheel around).
Where on the wheel are the steering methods performed? - (answers)In the top 1/3 of the steering
wheel
What does scanning involve? - (answers)Checking far ahead, near, and side to side.
Before crossing an intersection, where do you check? - (answers)Left center, right center, left.
Start at left center, sweep to the right center, then briefly sweep back to the left before going.
At intersections, who should you be extra alert for when scanning? - (answers)Be extra alert for
bicycles, motorcycles, and pedestrians, because they are hard to see in traffic.
At an intersection, how far do you want to be able to see in either direction? - (answers)A full
block, or 4-6 seconds.
What is the O in SMOG for? - (answers)Over the shoulder checks your mirror's blind spot.
You should signal at least... - (answers)...100ft before going to move!
