Oregon practice questions, indexed.
246 practice questions for the Oregon knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Road Signs You see a sign in the shape of an octagon ahead. What does the shape alone tell you to do? →
- Road Signs A diamond-shaped sign with a yellow background and a black symbol means: →
- Road Signs A brown sign with white letters along the highway points to: →
- Road Signs Blue signs along the highway tell you about: →
- Road Signs A green sign with white lettering on the freeway most often gives you: →
- Road Signs A white sign with a red circle and a slash through a symbol means: →
- Road Signs A five-sided yellow sign means: →
- Road Signs You see a diamond-shaped sign with an orange background ahead. The sign means: →
- Road Signs A sign shaped like a downward-pointing triangle requires you to: →
- Road Signs Sign shapes and colors are designed so that a driver can: →
- Traffic Signals You're approaching an Oregon intersection, intending to drive straight through, and the traffic signal is showing a steady circular red. What must you do? →
- Traffic Signals An Oregon traffic signal is flashing red. How should you treat it? →
- Traffic Signals You're approaching an Oregon intersection when the signal turns to a steady yellow. What does this signal tell you? →
- Traffic Signals You arrive at an Oregon intersection where the traffic signal is completely dark because of a power outage. What should you do? →
- Traffic Signals You have a steady green circular signal in Oregon and you intend to turn left. Who must you yield to? →
- Traffic Signals An Oregon signal is showing a flashing yellow circular light (not an arrow). What does it mean? →
- Traffic Signals You're at an Oregon intersection in the left-turn lane when your signal shows a flashing yellow arrow. What does this signal allow? →
- Traffic Signals An Oregon left-turn-only signal shows a steady green arrow pointing left. How does this change a left-turning driver's duty to yield to oncoming traffic, compared with a steady green circular light? →
- Traffic Signals After coming to a complete stop at a red light in Oregon, in which of these situations is a turn against the red light NOT allowed? →
- Traffic Signals You have a steady green light at an Oregon intersection, but the traffic ahead has stopped and there isn't room for your vehicle on the far side. What should you do? →
- Road Markings On Oregon roads, what color is used for pavement markings that separate traffic moving in opposite directions? →
- Road Markings You see a solid white line on the right edge of the lane you are driving in. What is its purpose? →
- Road Markings You're driving on an Oregon road with a broken white line between your lane and the next. What does this line tell you? →
- Road Markings There's a double yellow centerline ahead with a solid yellow line on your side and a broken yellow line on the oncoming side. May you legally pass? →
- Road Markings You see a center lane on an Oregon road bordered on both sides by a solid yellow outer line and a broken yellow inner line, with left-turn arrows painted in both directions. How may you use this lane? →
- Road Markings A double solid yellow line runs down the center of the road. May you cross it to make a left turn into a driveway? →
- Road Markings You see a painted median on an Oregon road bordered by double solid yellow lines on both sides. How may you use this area? →
- Road Markings On the road ahead you see an area marked with yellow diagonal stripes. What does this area indicate? →
- Road Markings You're on a freeway approaching an exit. Your lane is separated from the lane to your left by a dotted white line (short dashes placed closer together than a broken line). What is this dotted line telling you? →
- Road Markings You're driving on a downtown street in an Oregon city and see a lane painted solid red with the words 'BUS ONLY' marked inside it. May you drive there to bypass slow traffic? →
- Right of Way Two vehicles 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 signal. A pedestrian 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: →
- 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? →
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