Emergencies questions, Oregon.
9 practice questions for the Oregon knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Emergencies According to the Oregon handbook, what THREE actions can a driver take to avoid or minimize the impact of a collision? →
- Emergencies What's the FIRST thing to do if your vehicle drifts off the road in Oregon? →
- Emergencies An oncoming vehicle is drifting into your lane on an Oregon two-lane road. What does the handbook recommend? →
- Emergencies You hit and injure a domestic animal while driving in Oregon. What must you do? →
- Emergencies A person riding on horseback on an Oregon road raises a hand as you approach. What must you do? →
- Emergencies In what situation might speeding up be the right collision-avoidance response? →
- Emergencies Your vehicle has broken down on the shoulder of an Oregon freeway. The handbook recommends staying in or near the vehicle. On which side? →
- Emergencies A police officer signals you to pull over in Oregon. What is the correct procedure? →
- Emergencies You're approaching an emergency scene in Oregon. Fire hoses are running across the road. May you drive over them? →
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