washington state drivers test (goated numbers)

what line seperates 2 way traffic

yellow

how far can you travel in a 2-way lane

use your turn signal ______ feet in advance

100

____ inches distance from curb to be legally parked

12

___ feet no parking from a driveway

5

___ feet no parking from fire hydrant

15

__ feet no parking from a crosswalk at an intersection

20

___ feet no parking from a stop sign or traffic light

30

___ feet no parking from a fire station driveway

20

___ feet no parking from a fire station on the opposite side

75

no parking within ___ feet and no passing within ____ feet of a railroad crossing

50

100

___ years age under which it is illegal to leave a child in a parked vehicle with the motor running

16

____ feet you are allowed to drive in a two-way left turn lane

300

____ feet minimum distance to see both ways to perform a U-turn

500

__mph maximum speed in school zones

20

___ mph maximum speed in cities and towns

25

___ mph maximum speed on ocean beaches

25

___ mph maximum speed on country roads

50

___ mph maximum speed on state highways

60 mph

___ mph maximum speed on interstate freeways (urban)

60

___ mph maximum speed on interstate highways (rural)

70

complete pass ___ feet of an approaching vehicle

200ft

___ feet minimum distance from intersection. RR crossing, bridge, or tunnel to pass

100

___ feet minimum distance a driver must be able to see in mirrors

200

___ ft minimum distance horns must be heard

200

___ ft average length headlights provide safe vision, low beam

150

___ ft average length headlights provide safe vision, high beams

300

____ ft behind vehicle have to dim light

300

___ ft must dim headlights for an oncoming vehicle

500

turn on headlight at least 1/2 hour _______________ and 1/2 hour _________

after sunset

before sunrise

___ days seller must report sale of vehicle to dol.wa.gov

5

___ days after you must report change of address or name of drivers license

10

___ days buyer of vehicle must transfer title and regristation

15

__ years validity of a driver's license, expires on _______

6, birthday

____ B.A.C legally intoxicated DUI under age of 21

.02%

____ B.A.C legally intoxicated DUI over age of 21

>08%

Under 21 you can be arrested for THC/marijuana level of more than ____ nanograms per milliliter of blood or higher

0.00

Over 21 you can be arrested for THC/marijuana level of ____ nanograms per milliliter of blood or higher

5.00

winding roads

lane ends merge right

intersection ahead

do not enter

right lane turn only

lane added

divided highway

no right turn

signal ahead

keep right

slow moving vehicle

flagger ahead

no passing zone

merging traffic

road narrows

steep hill

railroad crossing

school zone crosswalk

two way traffic

railroad next to intersection

gravel road begins

slippery when wet

uneven road

hospital

recommended speed

speed limit

sharp curve ahead

flashing red light

stop sign

red arrow

right: stop, right on red left:stop

flashing yellow

warning, identify hazard. proceed with caution

flashing yellow arrow

You may turn in the direction of the arrow, if the way is clear. Yield the right-of-way to vehicles coming from the other direction and pedestrians in the intersection.

what are the vision requirements for driving

20/40

Trap/Closed Zone

Slow movers, brake lights, red lights, stop signs, construction, etc.

intersections

Identify type (2-way, 4-way) and right of way rule (who stops/goes first).

Intruder/Thief

Any vehicle or person who is an immediate threat or steals space (within 3 car lengths)

safety stop

After a complete stop, when vision is limited, slowly move forward to make sure it's clear.

limited sight

An obstruction in your line of sight (15 seconds ahead)

slug

Drivers who are generally in no hurry (buses, commercial trucks, oversized loads)

distracted

Semi-aware of surroundings, on cell phone, texting, eating, radio tuning, etc.

speed check

Every time you see a speed sign, call out the number followed by how fast you are going

tag

Potential hazard; any roadway user capable of causing a threat to you or others.

check one

Check the rearview mirror every 5-8 seconds, before braking, after turning.

sneaky right

a vehicle that makes or intends to make a right turn in your path of travel

on-coming left

A vehicle that makes or intends to make a left turn in front of you

Fresh/Stale Green Light

A light that just turned green or one that may change soon

Tailgater/Charger

A driver who follows another vehicle too closely

Pedestrian/Foot/Toddler/Dog/Bike

Anyone unpredictable crossing your path

pacer

semi-aware driver in a pack of cars, vulnerable to the actions of others

Safe to go

After waiting for a red light, SCAN left, straight, and right BEFORE going

Go point/point of no return

the point beyond which you can no longer stop safely without entering the intersection

Back pressure

Vehicles to the rear increasing intensity and decreasing space cushion

best path

The lane with the best visibility and traffic flow and most escape options

Signal 1,2,3

Signal, check rear-view, side-view mirrors, and blind spot for lane changing

cover brake

to get ready to stop; hold your foot over the brake pedal

closest lane

When turning onto a roadway with multiple lanes, take the closest lane. (Assume a car turning in front of you may cross over directly into your lane).

Body Shift

Turn your body 180 degrees to the rear while backing. Don't rely on mirrors!

up 2 down 2

Technique used to increase space and break rapport with others

space cushion

Maintaining a pocket of space around one's vehicle

Pocket Surfing

Driving in between packs of cars, maintains healthy space cushion.

UCLA

Uphill Curb Left Always

downhill with curb

turn wheels to right, against curb

uphill and downhill without a curb

turn wheels toward the road edge