Washington DOL Permit/Topics/Right-of-Way, Intersections & Turning Rules
Right-of-Way, Intersections & Turning Rules covers 26 questions in the QuizCram bank (9% of all questions), ranking as the sixth biggest domain for the Washington DOL permit test. Questions are written against the official Washington Driver Guide. The real test has 40 questions, and you need 32 correct (80%) to pass. Try the 3 free sample questions below to test your understanding of these core rules.
26 questions, the sixth biggest topic. The ring is its size next to the biggest.
Intersections and turns1 of 3
The answer
Answer: D. At stop-sign intersections the first vehicle to arrive goes first, the second goes second, and so on. When two arrive at about the same time, yield to the one on your right. A driver turning left must also yield to vehicles going straight or turning right.
Source: Washington Driver Guide — 4.13 Common intersections (four-way stop)
Intersections and turns2 of 3
The answer
Answer: C. Every intersection counts as a crosswalk even when no crosswalk lines are painted. That is why you must watch for and yield to pedestrians and bicyclists at every intersection, including driveways, parking lot entrances and side streets. Before entering, look several times in each direction and check over your shoulder.
Source: Washington Driver Guide — 4.13 Common intersections
Intersections and turns3 of 3
The answer
Answer: B. Put your turn signal on at least 100 feet before you turn, then look for a safe gap and check the street you are entering. Keep the habit of signaling even when nobody is around, and make sure the signal stops blinking once the turn is finished.
Source: Washington Driver Guide — 4.14 Turning and 2.5 Vehicle maintenance (turn signals)
QuizCram covers 26 practice questions in the Right-of-Way, Intersections & Turning Rules domain, mapped directly to the official examination blueprint.
The benchmark score is 80% (40 questions · 32 correct (80%) to pass · you can miss only 8).
Yes. All questions on QuizCram are written against official handbooks and blueprint specifications with legal citations.