Which of the following lets DMV waive the Oregon drive (behind-the-wheel) test?
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A.
You surrendered an out-of-state license that expired more than one year ago.
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B.
DMV has proof you completed an ODOT-Approved Driver Education Course within the past two years. Correct
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C.
You have completed 100 hours of supervised driving experience.
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D.
You have held an Oregon instruction permit for at least six months.
The answer is "DMV has proof you completed an ODOT-Approved Driver Education Course within the past two years."
DMV may waive the drive test in only two situations: (1) you are a new resident surrendering an out-of-state license valid or expired less than one year, or (2) DMV receives proof you completed an ODOT-Approved Driver Education Course within the past two years. The other options confuse Oregon's under-18 Class C licensing prerequisites (permit-holding time and supervised driving hours) with waiver criteria, or invert the new-resident timing rule.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. You surrendered an out-of-state license that expired more than one year ago.
The new-resident waiver requires the surrendered out-of-state license be valid or expired less than one year, not more. This answer inverts the 'valid or expired less than one year' timing limit on the new-resident waiver.
C. You have completed 100 hours of supervised driving experience.
The 100-hour rule is a Class C licensing prerequisite for applicants under 18, not a drive-test waiver condition. This answer confuses the under-18 supervised-driving-hours licensing requirement with the drive-test waiver criteria.
D. You have held an Oregon instruction permit for at least six months.
The 6-month permit rule is a licensing prerequisite for applicants under 18, not a drive-test waiver condition. This answer confuses the under-18 permit-holding requirement for getting licensed with the drive-test waiver criteria.
This question tests your knowledge of Licensing Process in Oregon. Source: Oregon Driver Manual, "Testing - Drive Test," p.3..
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