Washington State Knowledge Test Speed Limits and Right of Way 3

Question 1

When a school bus is stopped with flashing red lights on a two-lane road in Washington, you must:

Accepted Answer

Stop at least 20 feet away in all directions

Answer

Slow to 20 mph and pass carefully

Answer

Yield and pass only if no children are visible

Answer

Pull to the right and stop

Question 2

What is the maximum speed on Washington State freeways unless otherwise posted?

Accepted Answer

70 mph

Answer

60 mph

Answer

65 mph

Answer

75 mph

Question 3

A driver approaching a yield sign in Washington must:

Accepted Answer

Slow down and give right of way to conflicting traffic

Answer

Always come to a complete stop

Answer

Proceed only if no traffic is visible

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Flash headlights to signal intent to proceed

Question 4

In Washington, when a driver and a pedestrian arrive at an intersection simultaneously, who has the right of way?

Accepted Answer

The pedestrian always

Answer

The driver, since vehicles are larger

Answer

The pedestrian if in a marked crosswalk only

Answer

Whoever arrived first

Question 5

What is the speed limit in an alley in Washington State?

Accepted Answer

10 mph

Answer

5 mph

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15 mph

Answer

20 mph

Question 6

When must a driver yield to a bicycle in Washington State?

Accepted Answer

When turning across a bike lane or path the cyclist is using

Answer

Only when the bicycle is in a marked bike lane

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Bicycles must always yield to motor vehicles

Answer

Only at traffic signals