Oregon DMV permit practice test 10

A: Bridges and shaded areas. A bridge or shaded area freezes first and may be icy when the rest of the road is clear. Oregon Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 78.

D: At least 21 and have had valid driving privileges for at least 3 years. Driving experience only counts if supervised by someone at least 21 who has held valid driving privileges for at least 3 years. Oregon Driver Manual: How to Apply, page 90.

C: The road ahead curves right, then left. A reversing curves sign means the road curves one way and then the other; this one curves right, then left. Oregon Driver Manual: Warning Signs: Reversing Curves, page 11.

B: No, passing is not allowed from your side. A solid yellow line on your side means you may not pass; drivers on the broken-line side may pass. Oregon Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Double center line, page 22.

C: They are doubled in all work zones. Traffic fines are doubled in all work zones. Oregon Driver Manual: Work Zones, page 59.

B: Stay to the right and help by adjusting your speed so they can return to the lane. Stay right and adjust your speed to let the vehicle move back into the lane as soon as possible. Oregon Driver Manual: Being Passed, page 33.

B: Slow down before entering, stay right of center, and speed up gradually as you leave. Slow down before the curve, use the posted advisory speed as a guide, stay right of the center line, and increase speed gradually as you exit. Oregon Driver Manual: Curves, page 30.

A: Do not enter until there is room for your vehicle on the other side. Even with a green light, do not enter an intersection unless there is room for your vehicle on the other side. Oregon Driver Manual: Intersections, page 42.

D: Operators of motorized wheelchairs, scooters and personal assistive mobility devices. Motorized wheelchairs, scooters and personal assistive mobility devices may use bike lanes; yield to them as you would a bicyclist. Oregon Driver Manual: Bicycles, page 51.

A: Signal, check mirrors and blind spots, and yield to all other traffic. When leaving a parked position, check mirrors and blind spots and yield to all other traffic. Oregon Driver Manual: Parking & Stopping, page 68.

B: Their surroundings and possible escape routes. A defensive driver is always aware of their surroundings and possible escape routes. Oregon Driver Manual: Defensive Driving, page 73.

B: When the temperature is near the freezing point. The road is likely most slippery when the temperature is near freezing rather than below freezing. Oregon Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 78.

C: Any vehicle under 26,000 pounds that doesn't require a CDL or motorcycle endorsement, such as cars, vans, pickups, mopeds and autocycles. Class C covers passenger cars, mopeds, autocycles, vans and pickups up to 26,000 pounds that don't need a CDL or motorcycle endorsement. Oregon Driver Manual: Other Important Information (Class C), page 89.

B: A T intersection is ahead and traffic may enter from the left or right. The Side Road sign warns of a T intersection ahead where traffic may enter the road from the side. Oregon Driver Manual: Warning Signs: Side Road, page 11.

B: No passing in either direction, but you may turn left across it to enter or exit a roadway after oncoming traffic clears. Double solid yellow lines prohibit passing in both directions, but you may cross them to turn left into or out of a roadway once oncoming traffic is clear. Oregon Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Double solid yellow line, page 22.

C: Any acceleration or speed contest or making a speed record. It is illegal to race on any road. Racing includes any acceleration or speed contest or making a speed record. Oregon Driver Manual: Racing, page 21.

D: No, the law prohibits flashing signals to tell drivers when to pass. Do not use hands or lights to signal drivers when to pass; the law prohibits flashing any of your signals for this purpose. Oregon Driver Manual: Being Passed, page 33.

A: Move to the right shoulder, turn on hazard lights, and stay in or near the vehicle away from traffic if possible. Pull to the right shoulder or emergency area, use hazard lights and stay in or near your vehicle on the side away from traffic. Walking along a freeway is dangerous. Oregon Driver Manual: Freeway Driving: Vehicle Trouble, page 35.

A: Before the unmarked crossing area, before entering the intersection. Stop before the marked stop line or crosswalk; if none, stop before the unmarked crossing area before entering the intersection. Oregon Driver Manual: Intersections, page 42.

D: Behind the bike box. Stop behind the bike box; do not stop in it. People on bicycles move into the box in front of you. Oregon Driver Manual: Bike Boxes, page 51.

D: Set the parking brake and leave the vehicle in park (automatic) or in gear (manual). Always set your parking brake and leave the car in park or in gear, then turn the wheels to prevent rolling. Oregon Driver Manual: Parking on Hills, page 69.

C: Greater than the length of a football field. At 60 mph the distance from recognizing a hazard to stopping is greater than the length of a football field. Oregon Driver Manual: Stopping Distances, page 29.

B: Press it gently; too much power may spin the tires. Gently press the gas pedal; too much power can cause the tires to spin or the car to slide. Oregon Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 78.

D: $20,000. Minimums are $25,000 per person and $50,000 per collision for bodily injury, and $20,000 for property damage. Oregon Driver Manual: Mandatory Insurance, page 93.

B: No merge is needed; two roadways join and both keep a lane. An Add Lane sign means two roadways join together and you do not need to merge. Oregon Driver Manual: Warning Signs: Add Lane, page 11.