Oregon DMV permit practice test 8

D: Grip the wheel firmly, slow down and ease onto the shoulder. Steering will be hard. Grip the wheel firmly, slow down and ease onto the shoulder. Oregon Driver Manual: Vehicle Equipment Failures: Power Steering Fails, page 85.

A: Stopping or parking on the road side of a parked vehicle. Double parking means stopping on the road side of any parked vehicle; it is prohibited. Oregon Driver Manual: No Parking, page 70.

D: Frequent yawning, heavy eyelids, and drifting out of your lane. Yawning, head nodding, heavy eyelids, blurred vision and not staying in your lane can mean you are falling asleep. Oregon Driver Manual: Fatigue and Drowsy Driving, page 81.

A: Turn on your headlights. Turn on your headlights when your windshield wipers are on to make yourself more visible. Oregon Driver Manual: Rain, page 77.

D: 16. You must be at least 16 years of age to apply for a license. Oregon Driver Manual: How to Apply, page 89.

B: Wait for the signal to turn green. No Turn on Red means you may not turn during the red light; you must wait for green. Oregon Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs – Other: No Turn on Red, page 9.

C: One vehicle per lane. Only one vehicle may proceed each time the green light comes on; each lane of a multi-lane ramp has its own meter. Oregon Driver Manual: Freeway Driving: Entering a Freeway (ramp meters), page 35.

A: Children are arriving at or leaving school; the 20 mph limit applies. Any time the yellow light on a school speed sign flashes, children are arriving or leaving and the 20 mph limit applies. Oregon Driver Manual: School Zones: Flashing School Speed Limit Sign, page 49.

B: The right side of the road is blocked or you are turning left. In a no-passing zone you may cross the center line only when the right side is blocked or to turn left. Oregon Driver Manual: No Passing, page 32.

B: One. Oregon allows a maximum of one boat, utility trailer or other vehicle towed behind a passenger or recreational vehicle. Oregon Driver Manual: Driving a Large Vehicle or Towing, page 36.

B: 500 feet. Within city limits U-turns are banned where traffic from either direction cannot see you within 500 feet (1,000 feet outside city limits). Oregon Driver Manual: U-Turns, page 41.

B: Yield as you would to any vehicle; it is safest to wait until it passes. You must yield to an oncoming motorcycle as you would to any vehicle; it's safest to wait until it passes before turning. Oregon Driver Manual: Motorcycles and Mopeds, page 52.

D: Only if you leave enough distance to avoid contact if the rider fell. At speeds over 35 mph you may pass a bicyclist in your lane only if you leave enough distance to prevent contact if the rider fell. Oregon Driver Manual: Bicycles, page 50.

A: Yes, they apply whether you are in your vehicle or not. The rules about parking and stopping apply whether you are in your vehicle or not. Oregon Driver Manual: No Parking, page 70.

C: Find a safe place to stop and rest. Never push through. Stop and rest or take a brisk walk; drink water, talk with passengers, and share driving. Oregon Driver Manual: Fatigue and Drowsy Driving, page 81.

B: Tires skimming or floating on a wet road surface, reducing steering and braking. Hydroplaning is when tires skim or float over a wet road, reducing or eliminating your ability to steer and stop. Slow down on wet roads. Oregon Driver Manual: Rain, page 78.

C: 6 months. Applicants under 18 must have had an instruction permit for at least 6 months; out-of-state permit time counts. Oregon Driver Manual: How to Apply, page 90.

C: Yellow. Warning signs are yellow and alert you to known possible hazards or changes in road conditions ahead. Oregon Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 10.

A: Separate traffic moving in opposite directions and mark the left edge of one-way roads. Yellow markings separate opposing traffic (center lines) and mark the left edge of one-way roads and ramps, two-way left turn lanes and painted medians. Oregon Driver Manual: Pavement Markings: Yellow Markings, page 22.

D: In the right lane or as close as practical to the right curb or edge, unless preparing to turn left. Slower drivers must use the right lane or keep to the right, except when preparing for a left turn. Oregon Driver Manual: Slow Drivers, page 21.

D: It is illegal to pass when approaching, at or in an intersection or railroad crossing. The manual lists intersections and railroad crossings as places you must not cross the center line to pass. Oregon Driver Manual: No Passing, page 32.

D: A fifth-wheel trailer with safety glass, a way to signal the driver, and an exit that opens from inside and outside. Passengers may not ride in trailers except a commercial bus trailer, independently-steered trailer, or fifth-wheel trailer with the required safety equipment. Oregon Driver Manual: Driving a Large Vehicle or Towing, page 36.

A: 1,000 feet. Outside city limits the visibility distance for a legal U-turn is 1,000 feet. Oregon Driver Manual: U-Turns, page 41.

B: Yield to people riding bicycles the same as you do for other vehicles. You must yield to people riding bicycles at intersections the same as you do for other types of vehicles. Oregon Driver Manual: Bicycles, page 50.

A: No, but you may cross it when turning or entering/leaving a driveway, alley or private road. Do not drive or park in a bike lane. You may cross it when turning or entering or leaving an alley, driveway or private road. Oregon Driver Manual: Bicycles, page 50.