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Oregon DMV quick permit practice test 4

Use this 12-question Oregon quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Lane Travel (6), Turns & Intersections (3), and Safe & Responsible Driving (1). It opens with: "On a two-way road with no center line, how much of the road must you give oncoming traffic?" Explanations follow every answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2
Official handbook
Oregon Driver Manual

Practice questions

Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

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

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What this test covers

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

All 12 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: 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

  2. Question 2: At a two-way stop with stop signs facing each other, you're turning left and the other driver is going straight. Who yields?

    • A. You, the driver turning left
    • B. Whoever stopped first
    • C. The driver who's going straight

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Turns & Intersections

  3. Question 3: What should you do on a freeway on-ramp?

    • A. Merge at the ramp's speed and let others adjust
    • B. Slow down and stop at the end of the ramp
    • C. Speed up to match traffic and yield to it

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  4. Question 4: Where are U-turns prohibited in Oregon?

    • A. Only on freeways and their entrance ramps
    • B. At any intersection with a stop sign, whether it's day or night
    • C. At intersections with a traffic signal, unless a sign allows it

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Turns & Intersections

  5. Question 5: Unless posted otherwise, what's the speed limit in a residential district or public park?

    • A. 20 mph
    • B. 35 mph
    • C. 25 mph

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  6. Question 6: A school speed sign says it applies during school hours. When is that?

    • A. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on all weekdays
    • B. 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day
    • C. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Sharing the Road

  7. Question 7: 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

  8. Question 8: May you cross double solid yellow lines to turn left into a driveway?

    • A. Only if there's a posted left turn arrow
    • B. Yes, after oncoming traffic clears
    • C. No, never for any reason

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  9. Question 9: You're turning right across a bicycle lane. What's the rule?

    • A. Turn across it, but don't move into it ahead of time
    • B. Move into it early so the cars behind can pass you on the left
    • C. Drive in it for the last block before the turn

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Turns & Intersections

  10. Question 10: When are studded tires generally allowed in Oregon?

    • A. November 1 through March 31
    • B. Any time it snows
    • C. October 1 through the end of April

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Safe & Responsible Driving

  11. Question 11: You miss your freeway exit. What should you do?

    • A. Stop and wait for a gap
    • B. Go on to the next exit
    • C. Back up on the shoulder

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel

  12. Question 12: May you exceed the speed limit to complete a pass?

    • A. Yes, but only on two-lane highways
    • B. No, it's always against the law
    • C. Yes, by up to 10 mph briefly

    Source:Oregon Driver Manual, Lane Travel