Back to Washington
Washington Personal Driver Knowledge Test
Full test preview Question 1 of 40
0 answered 40 remaining
Passing target: 80% (32/40)
Licensing & Test ReadinessStandalone practice
Jordan, 17, is in an approved driver training course and got a permit with an exam waiver. Jordan wants to book the Driving Skills Exam this week. Jordan has not taken the knowledge exam. What is true?
Correct answer: Jordan must pass the knowledge exam before the skills exam
Why
A first license needs two exams: the knowledge exam on Washington's rules of the road, then the skills exam, where you apply those rules in traffic. Approved driver training schools can give both exams. Plan to pass the knowledge exam early, because you cannot book the skills exam without it.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Personal driver license exams · p. 32
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related Washington questions
Sam, 16, got an intermediate license 2 months ago. At 4 p.m. on a school day, which trip may Sam make?You are 16 and have a Washington instruction permit. What is the shortest time you must hold the permit before you can get an intermediate license?You have an intermediate license. You want to use the car's hands-free system to call a friend while you drive. When does the law let you use a phone, even hands-free, while you drive?You are 17. You got your intermediate license 9 months ago and have no tickets or crashes. At 1:30 a.m. you want to drive home from a friend's house. What does the law require for this trip?You are 16 and got your intermediate license 8 months ago. What is the largest number of passengers under age 20, not in your immediate family, who may ride with you now?You passed the Driving Knowledge Exam 20 months ago. You have not taken the skills exam yet, and you want to book it now. What is true about your knowledge score?