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License Types and Restrictions Flashcards

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  1. Who must supervise a driver operating with a Washington instruction permit?

    Answer: A licensed driver with at least 5 years of driving experience

    Permit holders must be supervised by a licensed driver who has at least five years of driving experience.

  2. An intermediate license holder gets a traffic violation during the first six months. What can happen to their driving privileges?

    Answer: Restrictions may be extended and further violations can lead to suspension

    Violations can extend intermediate restrictions, and repeated violations can result in license suspension.

  3. Under Washington's intermediate license rules, when may the driver legally use a wireless device while driving?

    Answer: Only to report an emergency

    Intermediate license holders may not use wireless devices while driving, even hands-free, except to report an emergency.

  4. At what age do intermediate license restrictions automatically end in Washington?

    Answer: 18

    Intermediate license restrictions are lifted when the driver turns 18.

  5. Which license type do you need to drive a standard passenger car in Washington?

    Answer: A regular driver license

    A regular (non-commercial) driver license covers standard passenger vehicles.

  6. What is required to legally operate a two-wheel motorcycle in Washington in addition to a driver license?

    Answer: A motorcycle endorsement

    Riders must add a motorcycle endorsement to their license to operate a motorcycle legally.

  7. A driver whose license shows a corrective lenses restriction is stopped while driving without glasses or contacts. What is the consequence?

    Answer: They can be cited for violating their license restriction

    Driving in violation of a license restriction, such as corrective lenses, is a citable offense.

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