Oregon DMV permit practice test 4

C: You may turn across the bike lane but must not move into it to prepare for the turn, and you must yield to bicyclists. You may turn across a bicycle lane but you may not move into it in preparation for a turn. Yield to people riding in the bike lane. Oregon Driver Manual: Turns, page 39.

A: Yield to oncoming traffic. If you must drive left of the center line for any reason you must yield to oncoming traffic. Oregon Driver Manual: Lane Travel, page 18.

B: Do not pass it; the driver may be waiting for a pedestrian. It is against the law to pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk; the driver may be waiting for a pedestrian. Oregon Driver Manual: Pedestrians, page 47.

A: Don't panic; slow down, grip the wheel, and steer gently back when it is safe. Don't brake hard. Slow down, keep a straight course, and turn the wheels just enough to return to the road. Oregon Driver Manual: Driving Off the Road, page 75.

A: Not within 10 feet. You may not park within 10 feet of a fire hydrant. Oregon Driver Manual: No Parking, page 70.

D: No, drivers under 18 may not use a cell phone or mobile electronic device while driving. It is illegal for drivers under 18 to use a cell phone or other mobile electronic device while driving; hands-free is not allowed for them. Oregon Driver Manual: Distracted Driving, page 80.

A: A little to the right, at the road edge or fog line. Look a little to the right of oncoming lights and watch the road edge or fog line to reduce glare. Oregon Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 77.

C: In the trunk. It's illegal to have an open container in a vehicle on the road; open bottles should be in the trunk. Oregon Driver Manual: Impaired Driving (Open Container), page 83.

B: A proctor over 21 years of age. If you are under 18, a proctor over 21 years of age must supervise the online test. Oregon Driver Manual: Guidelines for Taking a Knowledge Test Online, page 3.

B: Traffic turning right may turn without stopping; other traffic must stop and yield. Only right-turning traffic may continue without stopping. Everyone else must stop and yield. Oregon Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs – Other: Right Turn Permitted Without Stopping, page 8.

B: Slow down and proceed with caution. A flashing yellow signal means slow down and proceed with caution. Oregon Driver Manual: Traffic Signals: Flashing Yellow, page 16.

C: 25 mph. The manual lists ocean shores with residential districts and parks at 25 mph. Oregon Driver Manual: Speed Regulations: Speed Limits, page 19.

C: Slowly reduce your speed to encourage them to pass. If you cannot move right, slowly reduce speed. Never brake hard to discourage tailgating; you could be hit from behind. Oregon Driver Manual: Maintaining a Space Cushion: Space Cushion Behind, page 29.

C: Pull to the side of the ramp, stop, turn on hazard lights, then carefully turn around or back off the ramp. Pull off to the side and stop, turn on hazard lights, and cautiously turn around or back off the ramp. Oregon Driver Manual: Freeway Driving: Entering a Freeway, page 34.

B: As near as practical to the right curb or edge of the road. For a right turn, get as near as you can to the right curb or edge of the road. Oregon Driver Manual: Turns: Right Turns, page 39.

C: Yield the right of way to the procession. Vehicles in a funeral procession may enter intersections without stopping, and other drivers must yield. It is illegal to join or cut through the procession. Oregon Driver Manual: Funeral Processions, page 57.

C: When the pedestrian is on the other side of a safety island. You are not required to stop if the pedestrian is in a crosswalk on the other side of a safety island. Oregon Driver Manual: Pedestrians, page 47.

A: Pull right as far as possible, slow down and warn the driver with horn or lights. Move right, slow down and warn the driver. Never pull into the opposing lane; steering to the shoulder or ditch is usually safer than a head-on crash. Oregon Driver Manual: Oncoming Traffic, page 75.

C: At least 20 feet. Do not park within 20 feet of a marked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection. Oregon Driver Manual: No Parking, page 71.

C: Only with a hands-free accessory that needs only minimal use of a finger to activate or deactivate. Drivers 18+ must use a hands-free accessory that requires only minimal use of a finger to turn on or off. Oregon Driver Manual: Distracted Driving, page 80.

A: Oncoming vehicles may not have their headlights on. At dawn or dusk oncoming vehicles may not have headlights on and you may not see them in time. Oregon Driver Manual: Night Driving, page 77.

D: Yes, a container is open if its seal is broken, even if reclosed. A container is considered open if its seal is broken, even if it has been reclosed. Oregon Driver Manual: Impaired Driving (Open Container), page 83.

B: A desktop or laptop computer with keyboard, mouse and webcam. You must use a desktop or laptop with a keyboard, mouse and webcam; phones and tablets are not allowed. Oregon Driver Manual: Guidelines for Taking a Knowledge Test Online, page 3.

C: Only transit vehicles (and bicycles if the sign says so). In a transit-only lane only transit vehicles, or people biking if indicated, may continue straight through the intersection. Oregon Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs – Other: Right Lane Transit Only, page 8.

A: Turn left only after yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic, which has a green light. A flashing yellow arrow permits the turn, but you must first yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic, which has a steady green signal. Oregon Driver Manual: Traffic Signals: Flashing Yellow Arrow, page 16.