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  1. A 16-year-old with an intermediate license is driving alone at 2 a.m. to their job. Which statement is true?

    Answer: They may be exempt if driving for employment purposes as allowed by law

    Washington's intermediate nighttime restriction includes limited exceptions, such as driving for employment, school, or religious activities.

  2. Which family members do NOT count against the intermediate license passenger limit?

    Answer: Immediate family members such as siblings

    Immediate family members, like siblings and step-siblings, are exempt from the under-20 passenger restriction.

  3. What must a driver do if their name or address changes after receiving a Washington license?

    Answer: Notify the Department of Licensing within 10 days

    Washington drivers must report address changes to the Department of Licensing within 10 days.

  4. A driver under 21 in Washington can have their license suspended for driving with a blood alcohol concentration of what level or higher?

    Answer: 0.02

    Washington's zero-tolerance law suspends drivers under 21 with a BAC of 0.02 or higher.

  5. Which of the following would appear as a restriction code on a Washington driver license?

    Answer: Corrective lenses required

    Restrictions like requiring corrective lenses are printed as codes on the license.

  6. A permit holder practices driving with a licensed friend who got their own license 2 years ago. Is this legal in Washington?

    Answer: No, because the supervisor must have at least 5 years of licensed driving experience

    The supervising driver must have at least five years of licensed driving experience, so a two-year driver does not qualify.

  7. What happens if an intermediate license holder remains violation-free and reaches age 18?

    Answer: Their license converts to a standard unrestricted license

    At 18, the intermediate license automatically becomes a standard license without retesting.

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