Oregon DMV permit practice test 13

B: Never cross behind a large vehicle that is backing or preparing to back. A backing large vehicle may block the street. Never cross behind it while it is preparing to back or backing. Oregon Driver Manual: Large Vehicles: Backing, page 54.

C: Your name, address, driver license number, license plate number and insurance information. Exchange name, address, license number, plate number and insurance information with other drivers, passengers or injured pedestrians. Oregon Driver Manual: Traffic Collisions: Your Responsibilities, page 94.

A: Green. Guide or information signs are green and give exit information or directions to roads and cities. Oregon Driver Manual: Route, Guide, and Information Signs, page 13.

B: A transit-only lane, not for cars. Red markings designate transit-only lanes for buses, light rail or bikes. Not all transit lanes are red, so watch for signs. Oregon Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Red markings, page 25.

C: Leave more space and do not pass. Smoking wheels or high speed downhill can be a sign of brake loss. Leave more space and do not pass. Oregon Driver Manual: Large Vehicles: Hills or mountain roads, page 54.

B: Driving uninsured. Reasons include DUII, failing to report a collision, driving uninsured, too many traffic convictions and failing to pay court fines. Oregon Driver Manual: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 95.

A: Motorist services such as gas, food, lodging, rest areas and EV charging. Motorist service signs are blue and show services and facilities such as fuel, food, lodging, rest areas, EV charging and hospitals. Oregon Driver Manual: Route, Guide, and Information Signs: Motorist Service Signs, page 14.

D: Where you may enter the transit lane to turn, park or enter a driveway. Striped red lines show where cars may enter the transit-only lane to turn, park or reach a driveway. Oregon Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Striped red lines, page 25.

C: Reduce speed and move as far right as possible while staying in your lane. If a pilot vehicle is in oncoming traffic, slow down and position your vehicle as far right as possible in your lane. Oregon Driver Manual: Pilot Vehicles, page 54.

C: Driver Improvement Program. Too many traffic convictions can lead to loss of privileges through the Driver Improvement Program. Oregon Driver Manual: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 95.

A: Historic, cultural and recreational sites such as parks and picnic areas. Brown signs direct you to historic and cultural locations, scenic areas, picnic grounds and parks. Oregon Driver Manual: Route, Guide, and Information Signs: Historic, Cultural, and Recreational Signs, page 13.

C: The bus is about to stop to load or unload children; prepare to stop. Flashing amber lights warn that the bus is about to stop to load or unload; prepare to stop. Oregon Driver Manual: School Buses, page 55.

C: Drive as close as safely possible to the right side, stop and turn off the engine. Pull to the right, stop and turn off the engine. Don't stop in an intersection or the median, and stay in your vehicle unless asked. Oregon Driver Manual: Police Stops, page 58.

B: A designated stretch of highway with more fatal and serious injury crashes than the statewide average. Safety corridors are stretches of highway with more fatal and serious injury collisions than average. Signs ask you to turn on your lights for safety. Oregon Driver Manual: Route, Guide, and Information Signs: Safety Corridors, page 13.

A: When the driver turns off the flashing red lights. Stop before reaching the bus and remain stopped until the driver turns off the flashing red lights. Oregon Driver Manual: School Buses, page 55.

D: Turn on the vehicle's interior light. If it's dark, turn on the interior light after stopping and before the officer approaches; keep hands on the wheel. Oregon Driver Manual: Police Stops, page 58.

A: Turn on your lights for safety. The manual says to turn on your lights in a safety corridor; the signs may include diamond-shaped flags. Oregon Driver Manual: Route, Guide, and Information Signs: Safety Corridors, page 13.

C: Stop; a painted median or turn lane does not create separate roads. A painted median strip or turn lane does not create two separate roads, so all lanes of traffic must stop. Oregon Driver Manual: School Buses, page 55.

B: In court. Do not argue with the officer at the scene; violations and traffic crimes are decided in court. Oregon Driver Manual: Police Stops, page 58.

A: Five-sided (pentagon). The five-sided yellow school sign marks the beginning of school zones and warns of school crossings. Oregon Driver Manual: School Zones, page 49.

A: No, only traffic on the same side as the bus must stop. With two roads separated by an unpaved median or barrier, only drivers on the same side as the bus must stop. Oregon Driver Manual: School Buses, page 55.

A: Your driving privilege will show that corrective lenses are required. If you test while wearing glasses or contacts, your driving privilege will indicate corrective lenses are required. Oregon Driver Manual: Vision Test, page 1.

C: It recommends a speed for current conditions, but police may enforce it through the basic rule. Variable advisory speed signs are yellow recommendations, not speed limits, but police can enforce them through the basic rule law. Oregon Driver Manual: Variable Speed Signs, page 20.

A: Treat the lights the same as you would for a school bus. If these buses turn on flashing amber or red lights, you must treat them the same as a school bus. Oregon Driver Manual: Places of Worship or Worker Buses, page 56.

A: Nothing; there is no fee. There is no fee for taking the vision test. Oregon Driver Manual: Vision Test, page 1.