WASHINGTON DMV PRACTICE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
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On a road with two or more lanes traveling in the same direction, you must... - Answer>>>
Keep right, except to pass
Why do spee
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WASHINGTON DMV PRACTICE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+
On a road with two or more lanes traveling in the same direction, you must... - Answer>>>
Keep right, except to pass
Why do speed limits exist? - Answer>>> Because it takes more distance to slow down the
higher the speed in which the vehicle is traveling.
Bicyclists are granted all rights and duties of a . - Answer>>> Pedestrian. (Local agencies
may prohibit bicycling on some sections on sidewalks)
When you merge with traffic, signal and enter at... - Answer>>> The same speed that traffic
is moving
If the road you are traveling has exit ramps, do not slow down until... - Answer>>> you
move onto the exit ramp.
Farm tractors, animal-drawn vehicles, and roadway maintenance vehicles usually go
mph or less. - Answer>>> 25 mph
These vehicles should have a decal (an triangle) on the back. - Answer>>> slowmoving
vehicle, orange
At 50 mph, it can take about feet to react to something you see and bring your vehicle to
a stop. That is about the length of a city block. - Answer>>> 400 feet
At 30 mph, it can take about feet to react and stop. - Answer>>> 200 feet
Your headlights will let you see about feet ahead. - Answer>>> 400 feet
In a very heavy rain, snowstorm, or thick fog, 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 feet, 30 mph
To tell if you are driving too fast for conditions, use the " ." - Answer>>> Four-second
sight distance rule to ensure safe distance between vehicles.
Remember, speed limits are posted for conditions. If the road is wet or icy, if you
cannot see well, or if traffic is heavy, then you must down. - Answer>>> Ideal, Slow
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