Oregon DMV permit practice test

C: Come to a complete stop, yield, and go when it is safe. The octagon means a complete stop. You then yield to other vehicles and pedestrians and enter only when it is safe. Oregon Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Prohibitive: Stop – Octagon, page 7.

A: Stop as if there were stop signs in all directions. A dark signal is treated like stop signs in every direction: stop, then go when it is safe. Oregon Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 15.

B: Drive at a speed that is reasonable and cautious for existing conditions. The basic rule requires a reasonable and cautious speed for existing conditions, on all roads at all times. Oregon Driver Manual: The Basic Rule Law, page 20.

A: 2-4 seconds, and 4 seconds or more above 30 mph. A safe following distance is 2-4 seconds; above 30 mph it should be 4 seconds or more. Oregon Driver Manual: Maintaining a Space Cushion: Following Distance, page 26.

C: When passing, avoiding an obstruction, on a one-way road, using a center passing lane on a three-lane road, or when directed. Drive on the right except in the listed cases such as passing, going around an obstruction, one-way roads, three-lane roads with a center passing lane, or when directed. Oregon Driver Manual: Lane Travel, page 18.

D: At least 100 feet. Use your turn signal at least 100 feet before turning or changing lanes when moving in traffic. Oregon Driver Manual: Turn Signals, page 38.

B: The driver on the right. It's common courtesy to let the driver who stopped first go first; when in doubt, yield to the driver on your right. Oregon Driver Manual: Intersections, page 42.

B: People walking, and people rolling with skateboards, scooters, wheelchairs and similar devices. The term pedestrian refers to people walking and rolling with skateboards, scooters, wheelchairs and similar devices. Oregon Driver Manual: Pedestrians, page 46.

C: Get out of the vehicle and away from the tracks. Get out of the vehicle and away from the tracks even if you do not see a train, then use the ENS sign to call the railroad if safe. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

C: As close to the curb as possible, away from the rails. Never park on tracks. Park behind the solid white line, or if there is none, as close to the curb as possible away from the rails. Oregon Driver Manual: Travelling Around Streetcars & Light Rail Trains, page 65.

A: All drivers and passengers in all available seating positions. Safety belt use is mandatory for all drivers and passengers in all seating positions. Oregon Driver Manual: Safety Belts, page 73.

A: From sunset to sunrise and when you cannot see people or vehicles 1,000 feet ahead. Headlights must be on from sunset to sunrise and any time conditions make it hard to see people or vehicles 1,000 feet ahead. Oregon Driver Manual: Hazardous Conditions: Using Lights, page 76.

D: 0.08%. At a BAC of 0.08% or more Oregon law presumes impairment, but you can be arrested for DUII at a lower BAC. Oregon Driver Manual: Impaired Driving, page 82.

D: 35 questions, 28 correct. The Class C knowledge test has 35 multiple-choice questions; you must answer 28 correctly to pass. Oregon Driver Manual: Knowledge Tests: Class C Knowledge Test, page 2.

C: Reduce speed and yield the right of way, stopping if needed. At a yield sign you slow down and give the right of way; if necessary you stop just as you would at a stop sign. Oregon Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Prohibitive: Yield – Triangle, page 7.

D: Treat it the same as a stop sign. A flashing red or dark signal is treated the same as a stop sign. Oregon Driver Manual: Traffic Signals: Flashing Red or Dark Signal, page 15.

C: Yes, if 50 mph is unsafe for the conditions. Driving at a speed that is unsafe for conditions violates the basic rule even when it is below the speed limit. Oregon Driver Manual: The Basic Rule Law, page 21.

B: 4 seconds or more. For speeds greater than 30 mph a safe following distance should be 4 seconds or more. Oregon Driver Manual: Maintaining a Space Cushion: Following Distance, page 26.

C: At least half. Drivers must give at least half the road to oncoming traffic. Oregon Driver Manual: Lane Travel, page 18.

C: Before you turn, change lanes, exit a roundabout, or pull away from a curb. You must signal before turning, changing lanes, exiting a roundabout or pulling away from a curb. Oregon Driver Manual: Turn Signals, page 38.

C: You, the driver turning left. The driver turning left should yield to approaching or oncoming traffic going straight. Oregon Driver Manual: Intersections, page 42.

D: When any part or extension of them (cane, wheelchair, bicycle) moves onto the road. A pedestrian is crossing when any part or extension, like a cane or wheelchair, moves onto the road. Oregon Driver Manual: Pedestrians, page 46.

A: Move away from the tracks at a 45-degree angle, in the direction of the train. If a train approaches, move away at a 45-degree angle from the tracks in the direction of the train so you are not hit by flying debris. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

C: No more than 12 inches. Park parallel to and no more than 12 inches from the curb. Oregon Driver Manual: Parallel Parking, page 68.

A: Until age 8 or 4 feet 9 inches tall and the adult belt fits correctly. Children must be restrained in child safety seats until age 8 or at least 4 feet 9 inches tall with a correctly fitting adult belt. Oregon Driver Manual: Safety Belts, page 74.