Oregon DMV permit practice test 14

C: Police may enforce it like any other speed limit sign. Variable speed limit signs are black and white and change the legal limit for conditions. Police enforce them like any other speed limit sign. Oregon Driver Manual: Variable Speed Signs, page 20.

D: An emblem with a fluorescent orange center and a reflective red border. The slow moving vehicle emblem has a reflective red border and fluorescent orange center. Be prepared to slow down. Oregon Driver Manual: Other Vehicles: Slow Moving Vehicles, page 56.

B: A red flag at least 12 inches square. A red flag at least 12 inches square must be shown at the end of loads extending 4 feet or more; a red light visible 500 feet is needed in limited visibility. Oregon Driver Manual: Over-Length and Over-Width Loads, page 56.

C: No more than 6 inches. Loads may not extend beyond the left fenders at all and no more than 6 inches beyond the right fenders. Oregon Driver Manual: Over-Length and Over-Width Loads, page 56.

C: Change lanes so you are not next to it, or slow to at least 5 mph under the posted limit. Change lanes away from any stopped vehicle with flashing lights; you may instead slow by at least 5 mph under the limit and give as much room as possible. Oregon Driver Manual: Approaching Stopped Vehicles, page 57.

B: Any motor vehicle stopped with lights flashing. The manual says the rule applies when you approach any motor vehicle that is stopped with lights flashing. Oregon Driver Manual: Approaching Stopped Vehicles, page 57.

A: No, unless officials at the scene tell you to. Do not drive over fire hoses unless told to by officials at the scene. Oregon Driver Manual: Approaching Stopped Vehicles, page 57.

B: Orange. Work zones are defined by orange traffic control devices; orange signs warn you and orange cones guide you. Oregon Driver Manual: Work Zones, page 59.

A: Stop. Stop when the red light is on and the arm is down; proceed when the yellow light flashes and the arm is up. Oregon Driver Manual: Work Zones, page 59.

B: Do not follow construction vehicles in a work zone. Do not follow construction vehicles when in a work zone; they may enter the road and cause slowing. Oregon Driver Manual: Work Zones, page 60.

D: School buses, hazmat vehicles and some school activity vehicles. All school buses, hazmat vehicles and some school activity vehicles must stop at railroad tracks. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 63.

D: At least 15 feet. When required to stop at a crossing with no stop line, stop at least 15 feet from the nearest rail. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

A: Stop, even if you do not see a train coming. You must stop before railroad tracks when a stop sign is posted, even if no train is coming. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

D: No, it is illegal to drive around or under a gate while it is down, rising or lowering. It is against the law to drive around or under a crossing gate while it is down or being raised or lowered. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 64.

B: A sign showing the number of tracks. If there is more than one track, a sign below the crossbuck shows the number of tracks. Oregon Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings, page 63.

D: Never turn in front of a streetcar traveling your direction from an adjacent lane, even if stopped. Never turn in front of a streetcar or train traveling in your direction from an adjacent lane, even if it is stopped. Oregon Driver Manual: Travelling Around Streetcars & Light Rail Trains, page 66.

A: The animal is frightened; stop unless stopping would cause a collision. A raised hand means the animal is frightened. Stop unless that would cause a collision, and avoid using your horn. Oregon Driver Manual: Animals, page 75.