Oregon practice questions, indexed.
373 practice questions for the Oregon knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Road Markings A white 'NO PARKING' legend is painted on the pavement along the curb ahead. What does it require of you? →
- Road Markings The word ONLY is painted in white in your travel lane next to a lane-use arrow. What does this require of you? →
- Road Markings A paved area outlined in white and filled with white diagonal stripes sits between a through lane and an off-ramp. What does this marking require of a driver approaching it? →
- Road Markings What do short white T-shaped, L-shaped, or similar marks painted on the pavement along a curb indicate? →
- Road Markings A white PED XING legend is painted in your travel lane. What does this marking tell you? →
- Road Markings You reach a railroad crossing pavement marking. Before starting onto the tracks, what must you have? →
- Road Markings A city street lane is painted solid red across its full width and posted as a bus and transit-only lane. What does this require of you in a private car? →
- Road Markings A white right-turn arrow is painted in the lane you're driving in. What does it require? →
- Road Markings You see a fluorescent yellow-green pedestrian symbol painted on the pavement ahead. What does this pavement marking warn you about? →
- Road Markings The word SCHOOL is painted in large white block letters on the pavement ahead of you. What does this marking indicate? →
- Road Markings The white word legend SCHOOL XING is painted in your travel lane. What does it warn you to do as you approach? →
- Road Markings A bicycle symbol topped by two white chevron arrows is painted in the middle of a travel lane. What does this marking tell a driver? →
- Road Markings Two lanes of same-direction traffic are separated by a solid white line. What does this marking tell drivers? →
- Road Markings A solid white line runs along the right side of the roadway. What does it mark? →
- Road Markings A solid yellow line runs down the middle of a two-way roadway, separating your lane from oncoming traffic. What does it require of you? →
- Road Markings A solid yellow line runs along the left side of your travel lane. What does it identify? →
- Road Markings You see a series of solid white triangles painted on the pavement ahead, all pointing in your direction of travel. What are these markings telling you? →
- Road Markings This pavement marking is painted across your lane at a stop-controlled intersection. Where must you bring your vehicle to a stop? →
- Road Markings The word STOP is painted in white across your travel lane. What does this pavement legend tell you? →
- Road Markings A lane is marked with a white arrow that has one head pointing straight ahead and another pointing left. What does this permit a driver in that lane to do? →
- Road Markings A lane is marked with this straight-or-right combination arrow. What does it permit a driver in that lane to do? →
- Road Markings A white arrow pointing straight ahead is painted in the lane you are driving in as you approach an intersection. What does it require? →
- Road Markings Two solid white lines painted straight across a roadway at an intersection identify what? →
- Road Markings A center travel lane is bordered on each side by an outer solid yellow line and an inner broken yellow line. What is this lane used for? →
- Road Markings What does this pavement marking permit a driver in the lane to do? →
- Road Markings A wide solid white line separates a freeway through lane from an exit ramp at the gore. What does it require of you? →
- Road Markings What does a white diagonal crosshatched area between an exit ramp and a freeway lane require of you? →
- Road Markings An extra-wide solid white line runs along the right side of the roadway. What does it tell you as a driver? →
- Road Markings You enter a ramp and see a large white arrow painted on the pavement pointing straight back toward your vehicle. What does this marking tell you? →
- Road Markings Yellow diagonal stripes inside a solid yellow border fill a rectangle between opposing-direction lanes. What does this require of you? →
- Road Markings You approach a roundabout entry marked with a row of solid white triangles pointing toward you. What does the marking require before you cross it? →
- Road Markings The word YIELD is painted in white across the lane ahead of you. What does this marking require? →
- Right of Way Two vehicles on crossing approaches arrive at an Oregon four-way stop at the same moment. Who has the right of way? →
- Right of Way You're driving on a road that ends at a T-intersection in Oregon. There are no signs or signals. What must you do? →
- Right of Way A pedestrian is walking across the road in your lane at a marked crosswalk. What's required of you? →
- Right of Way You are stopped at a two-way stop intersection in Oregon, intending to turn left. The driver across from you is going straight through. Who has the right of way? →
- Right of Way You're approaching an Oregon intersection without painted crosswalk lines, and a pedestrian steps off the corner to cross. Who has the right of way? →
- Right of Way A pedestrian carrying a white cane is crossing the road in front of you in Oregon. You have a green light. What must you do? →
- Right of Way You're turning right across a marked bike lane at an Oregon intersection. A bicyclist is approaching in the bike lane. What must you do? →
- Right of Way You're approaching an Oregon roundabout. What's the entry rule? →
- Right of Way You're turning at an Oregon intersection that has NO traffic light. A pedestrian, not using a white cane or guide dog, is walking through the crosswalk you'll cross. What is the earliest point at which you may begin your turn? →
- Right of Way You're already inside an Oregon roundabout when you see emergency vehicles approaching with lights and sirens. What should you do? →
- Speed Limits In Oregon, what is the default speed limit in a residential district when no other speed is posted? →
- Speed Limits What is the speed limit inside an active Oregon school speed zone? →
- Speed Limits You're driving on a downtown street in any Oregon city, lined with shops and restaurants. There is no posted speed limit sign. What speed limit applies? →
- Speed Limits You're driving on an Oregon road that doesn't fit any of the standard categories: not residential, not business district, not interstate, not posted. What speed limit applies? →
- Speed Limits Oregon interstate speed limits: →
- Speed Limits You're driving in a narrow residential alley with no posted speed limit. What speed limit applies? →
- Speed Limits In Oregon, you see a yellow digital sign reading "ADVISORY SPEED 35." You are driving 45 mph and the surrounding posted limit is 55 mph. Which statement best describes your legal exposure? →
- Speed Limits The Oregon "basic rule" for speed says: →
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