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Tests in Washington State
The one test on this site that Washington State sets itself is the driver knowledge test for a learner permit. Washington has no DMV: the Department of Licensing (DOL) runs the test, and you take it at approved driving schools, testing locations and licensing offices. The other tests you might take in Washington, from the citizenship test to college admissions and professional exams, are national and work the same way here as in any other state.
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Sources: Washington State Department of Licensing, Washington DOL. Checked October 2026.
- Washington State Department of Licensing: Driver licenses and permits ↗
- Washington DOL: Do I need to take a test? ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.