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Driver Handbook in Washington
- Washington Driver Guide
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Page OverviewWashington Driver Guide
So you want to drive in the state of Washington? Well, there are a few things you should know before you apply for your driver's license or instruction permit―and the Washington Driver Guide can help you do that.
It's important that you learn the rules of the road by recognizing traffic signs, signals, markings, and driver etiquette. Understanding and following these important guidelines when driving will help keep you and your passengers safe on the road. These topics are all contained in the driver's manual.
The Washington Driver Guide also covers things like vision requirements and what to do in case of emergencies.
You can find the guide in several languages besides English.
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To challenge your knowledge before you take the written knowledge test based on the operator manual that applies to you, try your hand at a practice test. These are available in foreign languages and also for those applying for a commercial driver's license.
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