Q: Too often I see drivers give maybe one blink of their turn signal before turning. That can’t be enough to meet the requirements of the law, right? How far
Q: Too often I see drivers give maybe one blink of their turn signal before turning. That can’t be enough to meet the requirements of the law, right? How far
Q: When a freeway has an exit-only lane leading up to an offramp, what’s the speed limit in the exit lane? If the speed limit on the freeway is 60
Q: What are the rules about crosswalks at intersections with signal lights? Many people think that if they are in a crosswalk and the light is green for the automobile,
Q: There are some intersections where the light never turns green when I’m on my bike. Eventually I just look both ways to make sure it’s clear and ride through.
Q: I remember back in the day it was illegal to drive while wearing headphones. But has the law changed with the times of Bluetooth? I see a lot of
Q: While discussing attending a protest and the legality of riding in the back of a pickup truck, I thought it was legal only if all seat belts inside the
Q: When there is a street with a turn lane in the center, I see many drivers come from a side street and pull into the center turn lane to
Q: Washington’s default rule (as I learned it half a century ago) is that a U-turn is unlawful except where it is marked as lawful. Contrariwise, California allows U-turns almost
Q: I saw a person riding in the passenger seat of a car with their feet up on the dashboard. I’m concerned about what would happen in a collision, since
Q: I have never found the answer to this – even in the Washington Driver Guide. If two cars coming from opposite directions on the same street want to turn