Washington Permit Practice Test: Insurance and Collisions (2026)

Question 1 of 15

What minimum liability coverage does Washington require for injury or death of one person?

1. $10,000
2. $100,000
3. $25,000

Question 2 of 15

What is the minimum property damage liability coverage in Washington?

1. $10,000
2. $25,000
3. $5,000

Question 3 of 15

Where must you keep proof of insurance?

1. At home
2. With you or in your vehicle
3. At the DOL

Question 4 of 15

After a crash where someone is injured, what must you do?

1. Drive away
2. Wait until the next day to report it
3. Stay and call 911

Question 5 of 15

You hit a parked car and can't find the owner. What must you do?

1. Leave a note with the date, time and your contact information
2. Drive away
3. Wait for a week

Question 6 of 15

If police don't file a report, how soon must you file a collision report?

1. Within 30 days
2. Within 4 days
3. Never

Question 7 of 15

May you give an injured person water after a crash?

1. Yes, water only
2. Yes, coffee
3. No, nothing to drink, not even water

Question 8 of 15

When may you move an injured person after a crash?

1. Only if they are in immediate danger, like a burning vehicle
2. Always, to make them comfortable
3. Never, even in a fire

Question 9 of 15

A power line falls on your car. What should you do?

1. Get out and run
2. Stay inside the vehicle
3. Touch the door to test it

Question 10 of 15

If a fire forces you out of a car touching power lines, how should you move away?

1. Run in big steps
2. Crawl
3. Jump clear and shuffle 35 feet away

Question 11 of 15

After selling your vehicle, how soon must you file a Report of Sale?

1. Within 5 days
2. Within 30 days
3. It is optional

Question 12 of 15

How soon must a buyer transfer ownership of a vehicle?

1. Within 1 year
2. Within 15 days
3. Within 90 days

Question 13 of 15

How long do new residents have to register their vehicle in Washington?

1. 1 year
2. 6 months
3. 30 days

Question 14 of 15

Where should you keep your vehicle's title?

1. In a safe place, but not in the vehicle
2. In the glove box
3. Under the seat

Question 15 of 15

After a crash, where should you move your vehicle?

1. Several miles away
2. To the side of the road, near the collision site
3. Leave it in the lane