Washington Permit Practice Test
This Washington permit practice test is free and runs 20 questions on signs, road rules, markings, and Washington-specific facts. You see the correct answer after every question.
Question breakdown for Washington
This test runs 20 questions: 7 on road signs, 6 on rules of the road, 2 on pavement markings, and 5 on Washington-specific facts. Sign questions test recognition by shape, color, and symbol. Rule questions cover right-of-way, speed, passing, and following distance. Marking questions ask what different line patterns permit. The five state questions come only from the verified Washington facts described below.
The Washington facts in this test
Washington issues driver licenses through the Department of Licensing (DOL). The minimum age for a permit is 15. Drivers under 18 must complete 50 hours of supervised practice driving. The per-se blood alcohol limit for adult drivers is 0.08. Those four items are everything this test claims about Washington; anything beyond them belongs to the official driver manual, not this page.
| Item | Washington |
|---|---|
| Licensing agency | Department of Licensing (DOL) |
| Minimum permit age | 15 |
| Supervised practice hours (under 18) | 50 |
| Adult per-se BAC limit | 0.08 |
Taking and retaking the test
Each of the 20 questions gives you four options. Answer one and you see right or wrong instantly, with a one-line explanation of the correct choice. At the end, a full review walks through every question, your answer, and the right answer, so wrong picks become study notes. The browser keeps your best score, and you can retake the test whenever you like to push it higher.
This is an independent study tool with no connection to the Washington DOL or any state agency, and it is not an official exam. Requirements change over time. Washington’s official driver manual is the final word on current rules; use this test for practice, not as a substitute.