Crash Procedures questions, Oregon.
10 practice questions for the Oregon knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Crash Procedures You're involved in a minor collision in Oregon with no injuries and the vehicles can move under their own power. What's the first thing you should do? →
- Crash Procedures After an Oregon collision with another vehicle, what information must you exchange with the other driver? →
- Crash Procedures Within how many hours after a reportable Oregon collision must you file a collision report (Form 735-32) with DMV? →
- Crash Procedures Which of these triggers a requirement to file an Oregon collision report (Form 735-32)? →
- Crash Procedures If a person is killed or unconscious in an Oregon collision, what does the handbook tell you to do? →
- Crash Procedures You hit an unoccupied parked vehicle in an Oregon parking lot. What must you do? →
- Crash Procedures An Oregon collision causes a passenger's broken arm but no vehicle damage. What does Oregon require regarding Form 735-32? →
- Crash Procedures An Oregon collision results in $2,000 in vehicle damage and one of the vehicles is towed from the scene because of that damage. Is a Form 735-32 report required? →
- Crash Procedures You are the OWNER of a vehicle involved in a reportable Oregon collision, but a friend was driving and they have not filed a report. What is YOUR obligation? →
- Crash Procedures A police officer responded to the scene of your Oregon collision, which caused $4,000 in damage to your vehicle, and filed a police report. Does that satisfy your DMV reporting obligation? →
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