Are you allowed to put stickers or other objects on the windows of your Oregon vehicle?
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A.
Yes, anywhere on the windows is fine.
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B.
Yes, only if they don't block your view. Correct
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C.
Yes, but only on the rear window.
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D.
Yes, as long as the stickers are small.
The answer is "Yes, only if they don't block your view."
You must be able to see what is to the front, sides, and rear of your vehicle. Do not load or equip your vehicle in any way that blocks what you can see. Stickers or other objects placed on the windows are allowed only when they do not block your view of the road. Even a small obstruction in a critical sight line can hide a pedestrian or motorcycle.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. Yes, anywhere on the windows is fine.
Stickers or objects that block what you can see are prohibited. Misreading: Ignores the rule that you must not load or equip your vehicle in any way that blocks what you can see.
C. Yes, but only on the rear window.
The rear window is part of your view to the rear, which must remain unblocked. Misreading: Treats the rear window as exempt, even though the manual requires you to see to the front, sides, and rear.
D. Yes, as long as the stickers are small.
The rule turns on whether the sticker blocks what you can see, not on its size. Even a small sticker placed in a critical sight line is prohibited. Misreading: Substitutes a size test for the manual's actual rule, which forbids anything that blocks what you can see regardless of how small it is.
This question tests your knowledge of Vehicle Equipment in Oregon. Source: Oregon Driver Manual, "Defensive Driving," p.73..
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