Speed Limits and Right of Way Flashcards
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What is the basic speed law in Washington State?
Answer: Never drive faster than is safe for current conditions
Washington's basic speed law requires drivers to drive at a speed that is safe and reasonable for current road, weather, and traffic conditions.
In Washington, what is the default speed limit in a residential area unless otherwise posted?
Answer: 30 mph
The default speed limit in Washington residential and business districts is 25 mph unless a different limit is posted.
Who has the right of way when two vehicles arrive at a four-way stop at the same time?
Answer: The vehicle on the right
At a four-way stop where vehicles arrive simultaneously, the vehicle on the right has the right of way.
When must you yield to pedestrians in Washington State?
Answer: At all marked crosswalks and any intersection
Washington law requires drivers to yield to pedestrians at all marked crosswalks and intersections, whether marked or unmarked.
What is the maximum speed limit on most Washington State rural highways unless otherwise posted?
Answer: 65 mph
The default maximum speed limit on rural two-lane highways in Washington is 60 mph unless another limit is posted.
When entering a highway from a private driveway in Washington, you must:
Answer: Yield to all vehicles and pedestrians on the highway
Drivers entering a roadway from a driveway, alley, or private road must yield to all pedestrians and vehicles on the roadway.
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