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Washington Passenger Transport CDL Practice Test

Free Passenger Transport practice questions tailored for Washington CDL applicants. The questions follow FMCSA standards used by the Washington Department of Licensing.

Why this matters in Washington

Washington DOL CDL program emphasizes mountain pass driving and chain-up requirements common across Cascade routes. If you are pursuing the Passenger Transport portion of the Washington CDL exam, the Washington Department of Licensing will use the same federal core questions you practice here, plus any state-specific items the Washington Department of Licensing chooses to include.

What you will learn

The Passenger endorsement is required to operate any commercial motor vehicle designed to transport 16 or more people including the driver. Topics cover pre-trip and en-route inspections specific to passenger carriers, baggage and cargo restrictions, prohibited practices, drug and alcohol rules, post-trip inspection, after-emergency procedures, railroad-highway crossings, and unruly passenger handling.

Sample questions

• Q1. The Passenger (P) endorsement is required to operate a CMV designed to carry:
• Q2. A pre-trip inspection on a passenger vehicle includes (in addition to standard CMV checks)…
• Q3. Emergency exits on a passenger bus must be:
• Q4. Passenger drivers may not allow:
• Q5. Vehicles must stop at all railroad crossings if they are:
• Q6. When stopped at a railroad crossing, the bus driver should stop:
• Q7. Fueling a bus with passengers aboard:
• Q8. Smoking aboard a CMV bus is:
• Q9. You may not transport in a passenger bus:
• Q10. Charter passengers should be:
• Q11. Disruptive or unruly passengers should be:
• Q12. At intermediate stops, a driver should:
• Q13. When a passenger has medical issues during transit, the driver should:
• Q14. The standee line on a transit bus marks:
• Q15. After completing a trip, the post-trip inspection must include:
• Q16. Common rest stops on long trips serve to:
• Q17. The driver must remain at the wheel:
• Q18. Brake checks before the trip on a passenger bus include:
• Q19. A passenger bus on a long downgrade should:
• Q20. When approaching a destination, the driver should:
• Q21. A passenger discovering a fire on board should:
• Q22. The fire extinguisher on a passenger bus should be:
• Q23. When stopping at a curb to load passengers, the driver should:
• Q24. A bus driver who must stop on the shoulder for a passenger emergency should:
• Q25. A medical certificate is required for:

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Washington test logistics

The Washington Department of Licensing charges a permit fee of $40 and a license fee of $102. The minimum age is 18 (intrastate) / 21 (interstate). Schedule your knowledge test through the Washington Department of Licensing once you can score above 90% on this site's practice bank.