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If there is an injury, a death, or $700 or more in damage to any 1 person's property, you must report an accident to law enforcement officials within: | 4 days. |
On a freeway, you realize you missed your turn or exit. You should: | Go on to the next turn, exit, or where you can safely turn around. |
When driving on a road with 2 lanes traveling in opposite directions: | Use the right lane except when you're legally passing another vehicle. |
Always allow enough room to safely stop in emergencies by staying at least: | 4 seconds behind the vehicle in front of you. |
When seeing a car with headlights that are bright and blinding: | Look away and keep your eyes towards the right side of the road. |
If a bus has signaled and is going back into road you are currently in, you must: | Yield and let it go into the road. |
In Washington State, a person is legally drunk when their Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level is: | 0.08 percent. |
When there are no signs or lane markings to control turning, you should: | Turn from the lane that's closest to the direction you want to go. |
If you're going to turn left onto a 1-way street, you should complete the turn into: | The lane closest to the one you came from. |
On a road with 2 lanes traveling in opposite directions, slow-moving vehicles should pull over when safe to let others pass if: | 5 or more cars are forming a line behind you and it's not safe for them to pass. |
At a school crossing sign, you should: | Watch for children and be ready to stop. |
When you see a school bus on a road with 2 lanes traveling in opposite directions, you must stop: | If the red warning lights on the bus are flashing. |
When parking uphill with a curb, be sure to set the parking break and turn your steering wheel: | Away from the curb. |
When parking downhill with a curb, be sure to set the parking break and turn your steering wheel: | Toward the curb. |
To make a left turn when the traffic light is green, you should: | Yield to oncoming traffic and turn when safe to do so. |
If you do stop along the road at night: | Turn on your emergency flashers and leave your low beams on. |
If you have a tire blowout while driving, you should: | Hold onto your steering wheel tightly to keep the wheels straight, and brake lightly. |
To enter a freeway: | Signal, yield, and enter at the same speed that traffic is moving. |
When there's a shared center lane, you can: | Drive in this lane if you travel not more than 300 feet. |
At the collision scene, you should: | Stop your vehicle at or near the collision site. If you can move your vehicle, get it off the road. |
Generally, how many drinks of alcohol will the human body get rid of each hour? | 1 drink. |
At an intersection, a signal showing a green arrow and a red light means: | You can safely turn in the direction of the arrow. |
If you change addresses, you must notify the Department of Licensing: | Within 10 days. |
Before you change directions, you must keep your turn signals on for at least: | 100 feet. |
Pedestrians and bicyclists have the right-of-way when: | At crosswalks and intersections, regardless if the crosswalks are marked (painted) or not. |
When driving at 55 mph, you will require ____ to pass another vehicle. | Ten seconds. |
Adjust the rear view mirror so that you are able: | To see out the back window. |
Adjust the side mirrors so that you are able: | To see a small amount of the side of your vehicle when you lean forward. |
A vehicle with a slow moving vehicle sign means that it is traveling: | Less than 25 miles per hour. |
There is a fine for parking in disabled parking spots without being disabled, which is: | 250 dollars. |
Solid white lines are used to: | Mark edges of two-way/one-way roads. |
A dashed white line between lanes of traffic means that: | You may cross it to change lanes if it is safe. |
A solid white line between lanes of traffic means that: | You should stay in your lane unless there's a special situation. |
Solid yellow lanes mark: | The left edge of one way roads and separate traffic moving in opposite directions. |
When you see a solid white line, you should not: | Drive to the right of the edge line. |
A dashed yellow line between two opposing lanes of traffic means that: | You may cross it to pass if it is safe to do so. |
The white lines are in between cars travelling: | The same direction. |
The yellow lines are in between cars travelling: | The opposite direction. |
Roundabouts are designed for the speeds of: | 15-20 miles per hour. |
You can't park within __ of a traffic signal, stop sign, or yield sign. | Atleast 30 feet. |
You can't park within __ of a pedestrian safety zone. | Atleast 20 feet. |
You can't park within __ of a fire hydrant. | Atleast 15 feet. |
You can't park within __ of a railroad crossing. | Atleast 50 feet. |
You can't park within __ from the curb. | Atleast 1 foot. |
You can't park within __ of a fire station driveway. | Atleast 20 feet. |
You can't park within __ of a driveway, alley private road, or area of the curb removed or lowered for access to the sidewalk. | Atleast 5 feet. |
Typical speed limits in school zones: | Atleast 20 mph. |
Typical speed limits on streets of cities and towns: | Atleast 25 mph. |
Typical speed limits in county roads: | Atleast 50 mph. |
Typical speed limits in state highways: | Atleast 60 mph. |
Over __ bicyclists are killed or injured in the united states every year. | 39000 |
You need to have atleast _/_ vision to be able to drive while seeing well. | 20/40. |
Alcohol is involved in about __ percent of the traffic collisions in which someone dies. | 40%. |
Alcohol reaches your brain in about: | 20 to 40 minutes. |
It takes about how long for your body to get rid of each drink? | 1 hour. |
If you are arrested and refuse to take a breath test or blood test for alcohol, your license will be revoked for: | 1 year. |
If you have been arrested more than once for alcohol within the past seven years, your license will be revoked for: | 2 years. |
If you are found guilty in court of driving impaired with alcohol, you could be fined: | 5000 |
If your brakes stop working: | Pump the brake pedal several times. |
If the engine stalls while you are driving: | Keep a strong grip on the steering wheel, and pull of the roadway asap. |
If your headlights suddenly go out: | Try the headlight switch. If it doesn't work, put on emergency flashers, turn signals, or fog lights & pull of the road asap. |
To avoid a collision, three choices are to: | Stop, turn, or speed up. |
Reversible lanes: A flashing ____ arrow means you can only use it for _____. | yellow, turning |
Reversible lanes: A ____ ____ arrow means that the use of the lane is changing and you should move out of it as soon as it is safe to do so | steady, yellow |
Two-Way Left Turn Lanes: These lanes cannot be used for ____ and cannot be used for travel further than ____ feet. | passing, 300 |
Right-of-Way: Pedestrians and bicyclists have the right-of-way at ___ and ___, whether the crosswalk is marked or not | crosswalks, intersections |
Vehicles must stop if a pedestrian or bicyclist is in their ___ of the roadway | half |
Vehicles must stop if a pedestrian or bicyclist is within ___ lane of their half of the roadway | one |
Drivers turning ___ must yield to oncoming vehicles and pedestrians and bicyclists. | left |
At and intersection where there is no stop sign, yield sign, or traffic signal, drivers must yield to vehicles _ _ ___ and to those coming from the ___ | in the intersection, right |
Pedestrians using a guide dog or other service animal or carrying a white cane have absolute ___-_-___. It is unlawful to interfere with or distract a service animal. | right of way |
Drivers crossing a ___ while entering or exiting a driveway, alley, or parking lot must ___ and yield to pedestrians. It is illegal to drive on a sidewalk except to cross it. | sidewalk, stop |
intersection, ___ ___ the intersection before you pull over. | drive through |
Emergency Vehicles: If the light is ___, ___ where you are. | red, stay |
School Bus - You Must Stop: if the stopped school bus (w/ red lights flashing) is on ___ ___ of the road, the ___ side of the road or at an ___ you are approaching. | your side, opposite, intersection |
You must yield to any transit vehicle (bus) that has signaled and is ___ ___ onto the roadway. | pulling back |
It is against the law to leave children under __ years of age alone in a parked car with the engine running. | 16 |
Parking on Hills: (With a curb and are facing uphill, on the R side of a street) Set your parking brake and turn your steering wheel ___ from the curb. (clockwise) | away |
Parking on Hills: (With a curb and are facing downhill, on the R side of a street) Set your parking brake and turn your steering wheel ___ the curb. (counterclockwise) | toward |
Parallel Parking: Park within __ inches of the curb. | 12 |
Do Not Park: Within __ feet of a traffic signal, stop sign, or yield sign. | 30 |
Do Not Park: Within __ feet of a pedestrian safety zone. | 20 |
Do Not Park: Within __ feet of a fire hydrant. | 15 |
Do Not Park: Within __ feet of a railroad crossing. | 50 |
Do Not Park: More than __ inches from the curb. | 12 |
Do Not Park: Within __ feet of a fire station driveway on the same side of the street or within __ feet of the fire station driveway on the other side of the street. | 20, 75 |
Do Not Park: Within _ feet of a driveway, alley, private road, or area of the curb removed or lowered for access to the sidewalk. | 5 |
Do Not Park: On the shoulder of the freeway unless you have an ___ | emergency |
Speed Limits: __ mph in school zones. | 20 |
Speed Limits: __ mph on streets of cities and towns. | 25 |
Speed Limits: __ mph on county roads. | 50 |
Speed Limits: __ mph on state highways. | 60 |
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) | 10, 1, quarter |
Before you turn left across oncoming traffic, turn on your left turn signal at least ___ feet ahead | 100 |
Using Your Lights: Dim your HIGH beams whenever you come within ___feet of an oncoming vehicle. | 300 |
Using Your Lights: Use your HIGH beams whenever there are ___ vehicles. | no oncoming |
Using Your Lights: Use your LOW beams when following ___ feet or less ___ another vehicle. | 300, behind |
Using Your Lights: Use the ___ beams in fog or when it is snowing or raining hard. | low |
Using Your Lights: If you stop along the road at night, turn on your ___ ___ and leave your ___ beams on. | emergency flashers, low |
Using Your Lights: When driving ___ from a rising or setting sun, turn on your headlights. | away |
Using Your Lights: If you turn on your wipers, turn on your ___. | headlights |
(If you're having car trouble and have to stop:) Place emergency flares ___ to ___ feet behind the vehicle. | 200, 300 |
(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. | on, headlights |
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 ___. | 10, half, crawl |
Rain: When it is raining or the road is wet, most tires have good traction up to about ___ mph. | 35 |
Rain: In a heavy rain, your tires can lose ___ traction with the road at about ___ mph. | all, 50 |
When you merge with traffic, signal and ___ at the ___ speed that traffic is moving. | enter, same |
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. | main, slow down |
At __ mph, it can take about ___feet to react to something you see and bring your vehicle to a stop. (think city block) | 50, 400 |
At __ mph, it can take about ___ feet to react and stop. (think half a city block) | 30, 200 |
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. | 400, 50 |
Do not follow closer than ___ feet to a fire truck. | 500 |
Passing: Anytime you want to ___ with other traffic, you need a gap of about ___ seconds. | merge, 4 |
Passing: At a speed of 55 mph, you need about ___ seconds to pass another vehicle. | 10 |
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. | 800, 1600 |
Passing: Do not start to pass if you are within ___-___ of a mile of a hill or curve. | one third |
Over ___ bicyclists are killed or injured in the United States every year. | 39000 |
When riding at night, the bicycle must have a white headlight visible for ___ feet and a ___ reflector visible for 600 feet to the rear. | 500, red |
Alcohol: Alcohol is involved in about __ percent of the traffic collisions in which someone is ___. | 40, killed |
Alcohol: Alcohol reaches your brain in __ to __ minutes | 20, 40 |
Alcohol: With ___ or more drinks in your bloodstream you are impaired and could be ___. | two, arrested |
Alcohol: It takes about ___ ___ for your body to get rid of each drink | one hour |
The ___ ___ Law means that when you operate a motor vehicle, you have agreed to take a breath or blood ___ to determine the alcohol or drug content of your blood. | implied consent, test |
Alcohol: If it is your ___ arrest within seven years and the breath or blood test result shows a BAC of .08 or more (.02 if you are under age 21), your license will be suspended for __ days. You may be able to get a restricted license. | first, 90 |
Alcohol: If it is your ___ arrest and you refuse to take a breath and/or blood test, your license will be revoked for ___ year. | first, one |
Alcohol: If you have been arrested more than ___ within the past seven years, your license will be revoked for __ years. If you are under 21 your license will be revoked for ___ year or until age 21, whichever is longer. | once, two, one |
Alcohol: Alcohol-related offenses appear on your driving record for ___. | life |
If the collision results in an injury, death, or property damage of $___or more to one person's property and a report is not made by a law enforcement officer, you must report it to the Washington Department of Transportation on a Collision Report form within ___ days. | 700, four |
You must register your vehicle with us if you are a resident of Washington State and own and operate a vehicle on public roadways. If you are a ___ resident, you must register your vehicle within ___ days of becoming a resident. | new, 30 |
When a vehicle is sold or traded to a private party or dealer, the owner must report the sale within ___ days | 5 |
Emergency zones are defined as the adjacent lanes of the roadway ___ feet ___ and ___ a stationary emergency vehicle with a siren or flashing lights | 200, before, after |
$___ or more, payable for the bodily injury or death of ___ person in a collision in which only one person was injured or killed; | 25000, 1 |
$___ or more, payable for the bodily injury or death of ___ or more persons in any one collision; | 50000, 2 |
$___ or more, payable for injury to or destruction of ___ of others in any one collision | 10000, property |
Your license is valid for ___ years from the date of your last ___ | 5, birthday |
Allow at least ___ ___ of space when overtaking or passing a bicycle. | three feet |