Oregon practice questions, indexed.
373 practice questions for the Oregon knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Speed Limits In Oregon, if you are driving slower than the normal speed of traffic on a multi-lane road, you must: →
- Speed Limits You're driving 50 mph on an Oregon road posted at 55 mph during a heavy fog. Visibility is only about 200 feet. Which is true? →
- Passing You're making an ordinary pass of another vehicle on a two-lane Oregon road. On which side do you pass? →
- Passing There's a solid yellow line on your side of the centerline. Are you allowed to pass? →
- Passing You're passing a slower vehicle on a two-lane Oregon road posted at 55 mph. When may you exceed 55 mph during the pass? →
- Passing In Oregon, under which condition may you legally pass another vehicle on the RIGHT? →
- Passing You're approaching a slower vehicle on a two-lane Oregon road. The centerline is broken yellow on your side now, but you can see it changes to solid yellow on your side a few hundred feet ahead. May you start the pass? →
- Passing You're driving on an Oregon two-lane road in a no-passing zone. Are there ANY circumstances in which you may legally cross the center line? →
- Passing Another driver behind you is starting to pass on a two-lane Oregon road. What's the right thing to do? →
- Passing In which of these situations is passing on a two-lane Oregon road specifically prohibited by the handbook? →
- Passing You have just passed another vehicle on a two-lane Oregon road. When can you safely return to your lane? →
- Passing You're on an Oregon road and the car ahead has signaled a left turn. You'd like to pass on the right. The shoulder to the right is unpaved gravel. May you pass? →
- Parking When parallel parking next to a curb in Oregon, how far from the curb may your vehicle be? →
- Parking You see an empty parking space marked with the disabled-person symbol on the ground in Oregon. Your friend has a permit but is not in the car with you. May you park there? →
- Parking You're parking on any hill in Oregon. What's the first thing you should always do? →
- Parking You're parking UPHILL against a curb in Oregon. Which direction should your front wheels be turned? →
- Parking You're parking downhill against a curb in Oregon. Which direction should your front wheels be turned? →
- Parking In Oregon, what is the minimum distance you must stay from a fire hydrant when parking? →
- Parking How close to a marked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection may you park in Oregon? →
- Parking How close to a fire-station driveway entrance may you park in Oregon, on the SAME side of the street as the driveway? →
- Parking Within how many feet of the nearest rail of a railroad or light rail crossing is parking prohibited in Oregon? →
- Parking Your vehicle has broken down on the shoulder of an Oregon highway. Visibility is limited and you cannot be seen from 200 feet in each direction. What does the handbook tell you to do? →
- Turning You're approaching an Oregon intersection where you'll turn right. From which lane should you make the turn? →
- Turning You're making a left turn from one two-way road onto another two-way road in Oregon. From which position should you approach the turn? →
- Turning What is Oregon's general rule for turning? →
- Turning You're approaching an Oregon intersection and realize you're in the wrong lane to make the turn you want. What does the handbook tell you to do? →
- Turning You're pulling out of a private driveway onto a residential road. Which statement about Oregon's turning rules is correct? →
- Turning You're at an Oregon intersection controlled by a traffic light and want to make a U-turn. Is this allowed? →
- Turning You're driving in downtown Portland and want to make a U-turn between two intersections. Is this legal? →
- Turning You're outside city limits on a rural Oregon road and you want to make a U-turn. What visibility threshold must your vehicle satisfy? →
- Turning An Oregon intersection has dual right-turn lanes (two right-turn-only lanes side by side). You're in the left (inner) of the two right-turn lanes. As you make this turn, what must you do? →
- Turning May you make a U-turn at or on an Oregon railroad crossing? →
- Lane Changes & Merging What is the "blind spot" referenced in the Oregon Driver Manual? →
- Lane Changes & Merging Before changing lanes on an Oregon road, what should you do? →
- Lane Changes & Merging How far in advance must you signal before a lane change in Oregon? →
- Lane Changes & Merging You're using an on-ramp to enter an Oregon freeway. What's the correct merging procedure? →
- Lane Changes & Merging When changing lanes in Oregon in a passenger vehicle, when are hand-and-arm signals acceptable in place of turn signal lights? →
- Lane Changes & Merging You realize you have started to enter an Oregon freeway the wrong way. You should: →
- Lane Changes & Merging A ramp meter on an Oregon freeway on-ramp turns green. How many vehicles may proceed? →
- Lane Changes & Merging You're driving on an Oregon multi-lane freeway in the right lane and another vehicle is signaling to enter from an on-ramp. What does the handbook recommend? →
- Defensive Driving Another driver is following you too closely (tailgating) on an Oregon road. What's the recommended response? →
- Defensive Driving What does Oregon's handbook define as a safe following distance under most conditions? →
- Defensive Driving How can you measure your following distance in seconds while driving in Oregon? →
- Defensive Driving When stopping behind another vehicle in traffic, what visual rule does the Oregon handbook give for how close to stop? →
- Defensive Driving Which of these conditions does NOT increase the following distance you should keep, according to the Oregon handbook? →
- Defensive Driving You're driving on a multi-lane Oregon street and another vehicle is alongside you in the next lane. What's the side-cushion recommendation? →
- Defensive Driving When driving past parked cars on an Oregon street, what does the handbook recommend? →
- Defensive Driving Why does the Oregon Driver Manual recommend driving in the center of your lane? →
- Defensive Driving When backing up your vehicle, what is the safest practice? →
- Defensive Driving At 60 mph in ideal conditions, the Oregon handbook says the total distance from when you recognize a hazard to when your vehicle stops is approximately what? →
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