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Oregon DMV driver's license practice test 1

Free Oregon driver's license practice test with 25 original questions from the Oregon Driver Manual. This test leans on Lane Travel (6), Signs & Traffic Signals (5), and Sharing the Road (4). It starts with this question: "From a two-way road, may you turn left onto a one-way road on a red light?" No account needed, and every answer is explained.

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Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5
Official handbook
Oregon Driver Manual

Practice questions

Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

From a two-way road, may you turn left onto a one-way road on a red light?

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What this test covers

Every question comes from one of these sections of the Oregon Driver Manual.

All 25 questions on this test

Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.

  1. Question 1: From a two-way road, may you turn left onto a one-way road on a red light?

    • A. Only when a sign allows it
    • B. No, only right turns are allowed
    • C. Yes, after stopping and yielding

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Turns & Intersections

  2. Question 2: When moving in traffic, how far before a turn or lane change must you signal?

    • A. At least 500 feet
    • B. At least 100 feet
    • C. At least 50 feet

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Turns & Intersections

  3. Question 3: May you share a lane with a motorcycle while passing it?

    • A. No, you must give it a full lane
    • B. Yes, if you pass slowly
    • C. Yes, if it's riding near one edge

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Sharing the Road

  4. Question 4: There's a solid yellow line on your side of the center and a broken one on the other side. May you pass?

    • A. No, only the side with the broken line may pass
    • B. Yes, if the car ahead is going under the speed limit
    • C. Yes, when the road ahead looks clear

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  5. Question 5: What turns does Oregon allow at a steady red arrow?

    • A. The same turns allowed at a steady red light
    • B. Any turn, as long as you slow down first
    • C. No turns of any kind until the arrow turns green

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Signs & Traffic Signals

  6. Question 6: Brown signs point to

    • A. Exits and directions to nearby cities
    • B. Gas, food, and lodging available at the next exit
    • C. Historic, cultural, and recreational places

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Signs & Traffic Signals

  7. Question 7: At a four-way stop, if you're unsure who goes first, what should you do?

    • A. Wait for the other driver to wave
    • B. Yield to the driver on your right
    • C. Go first, since you're on the left

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Turns & Intersections

  8. Question 8: What is the minimum age to apply for an Oregon instruction permit?

    • A. 16
    • B. 14
    • C. 15

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Other Important Information

  9. Question 9: If you must stop at a railroad crossing with no stop line, how close to the nearest rail may you stop?

    • A. No closer than 5 feet
    • B. No closer than 50 feet
    • C. No closer than 15 feet

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Railroad Crossings, Light Rail & Street Cars

  10. Question 10: On a two-way road with no center line, how much of the road must you give oncoming traffic?

    • A. The whole road
    • B. At least half
    • C. At least a third

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  11. Question 11: What's the difference between a yellow variable advisory speed sign and a black-and-white variable speed limit sign?

    • A. The yellow one advises a speed; the black-and-white one sets the limit
    • B. The yellow one sets the legal limit; the black-and-white one is only advice
    • C. Both set legal limits, but only the yellow one applies to trucks

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  12. Question 12: What does a double solid white line between lanes mean?

    • A. You may change lanes carefully
    • B. You may not change lanes
    • C. Traffic goes in opposite directions

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  13. Question 13: Someone is following you too closely and there's no lane to move into. What should you do?

    • A. Brake hard to warn them off
    • B. Slowly reduce your speed
    • C. Speed up to get away from them

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  14. Question 14: A person on horseback raises a hand as you approach. What does it mean?

    • A. The animal is frightened, so stop if you safely can
    • B. The rider is about to turn left in front of your vehicle
    • C. The rider wants you to pass them right away

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Safe & Responsible Driving

  15. Question 15: When is a pedestrian considered to be crossing the road?

    • A. Only once they've reached the middle of the first lane
    • B. When any part of them, or their cane or wheelchair, moves onto the road
    • C. Only once both of their feet have stepped fully off the curb onto the road

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Sharing the Road

  16. Question 16: What color are signs that prohibit certain actions, like Stop and Do Not Enter?

    • A. Yellow
    • B. Red
    • C. Green

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Signs & Traffic Signals

  17. Question 17: What does Oregon law say about funeral processions?

    • A. They must stop at every red light like other traffic
    • B. You may join the end if you're going the same way
    • C. Other drivers must yield and may not join or cut in

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Sharing the Road

  18. Question 18: Where a Right Turns Permitted sign is posted by a transit lane, what may you do?

    • A. Drive in the transit lane for up to a mile
    • B. Use the transit lane whenever traffic is slow
    • C. Briefly use the transit lane to turn or park

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Signs & Traffic Signals

  19. Question 19: When parallel parking in Oregon, how far from the curb may your vehicle be?

    • A. No more than 12 inches
    • B. No more than 18 inches
    • C. No more than 6 inches

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Parking & Stopping

  20. Question 20: How many of the 35 questions on the Oregon Class C knowledge test must you answer correctly?

    • A. 28
    • B. 30
    • C. 25

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Testing

  21. Question 21: When does a school speed limit sign for "when children are present" apply?

    • A. Only on school days between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
    • B. Any day, any time children are at or in the crosswalk
    • C. Only when the yellow lights on the school sign are flashing

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Sharing the Road

  22. Question 22: What does a chevron sign mark?

    • A. A place where two roads join together
    • B. A lane that ends about a quarter mile ahead of the sign
    • C. A sharp curve or change in direction at the sign

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Signs & Traffic Signals

  23. Question 23: The vehicle ahead has stopped at a crosswalk. May you cross the center line to pass it?

    • A. No, it may be stopped for a pedestrian
    • B. Yes, if you slow down while passing
    • C. Yes, if you can see no oncoming cars at all

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  24. Question 24: Who must wear a safety belt in Oregon?

    • A. Only riders who are under 16 years old
    • B. Only the driver and front-seat passenger
    • C. All drivers and passengers in every seat

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Safe & Responsible Driving

  25. Question 25: What does the manual say about cruise control on wet roads?

    • A. Don't use it
    • B. Use it only on freeways
    • C. Use it to keep a steady speed

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Safe & Responsible Driving