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Oregon DMV Permit Practice Test 2026
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About the test
Questions
35
Correct to pass
28
Passing score
80%
Study from
Oregon Driver Manual
Free practice: 20 questions
Question 1
How many questions are on Oregon's Class C knowledge test?
40
25
50, split into a signs part and a rules part
35
Correct answer: 35
The Class C knowledge test has 35 multiple-choice questions.
Source: Testing – Knowledge Tests
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Question 2
You come to a stop sign with a crosswalk. After stopping, what else must you do?
Go right away, because coming to a stop gives you the right of way over everyone
Honk so pedestrians know you are about to go
Yield to vehicles and stay stopped for pedestrians in the crosswalk
Wait for a green light
Correct answer: Yield to vehicles and stay stopped for pedestrians in the crosswalk
At a stop sign you must stop fully, yield to other vehicles, and stop and stay stopped for pedestrians in marked or unmarked crosswalks.
Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Signs
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Question 3
A traffic signal is dark because of a power failure. How do you treat the intersection?
As a green light for the busier road
As if there are stop signs in all directions
As a yield for drivers on the smaller road only
As if there were no control at all
Correct answer: As if there are stop signs in all directions
A dark signal is treated like a four-way stop.
Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals
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Question 4
On a road with no center line and traffic in both directions, how much of the road must you give oncoming traffic?
Whatever is left after you take the smoothest part
At least half
All of it; you must pull off
At least a third
Correct answer: At least half
Drivers must give at least half the road to oncoming traffic.
Source: Lane Travel
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Question 5
You are leaving a parking lot onto a road with no signs or signals. What must you do?
Stop, then yield to approaching vehicles and pedestrians
Honk and pull out
Slow down and merge, since traffic on the road must make room for you
Flash your headlights and go
Correct answer: Stop, then yield to approaching vehicles and pedestrians
Stop before entering a road from an alley, driveway or parking lot not controlled by signs or signals, and yield.
Source: Lane Travel
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Question 6
What is Oregon's statutory speed limit in an alley, unless posted otherwise?
20 mph
10 mph
25 mph, the same as residential streets
15 mph
Correct answer: 15 mph
The 15 mph limit applies in alleys and narrow residential areas.
Source: Speed Regulations
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Question 7
According to the chart in the Oregon manual, about what is the risk of death for a pedestrian hit at 42 mph?
10%
50%
25%
90%, the same as at highway speed
Correct answer: 50%
The FHWA chart shows 10% at 23 mph, 50% at 42 mph and 90% at 58 mph.
Source: Speed Regulations
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Question 8
You realize you have started up a freeway ramp the wrong way. What should you do?
Speed up to get off the ramp quickly
Pull to the side of the ramp, stop, turn on hazards, then carefully turn around or back off
Stop in the lane and wait for police
Keep going and take the next exit on the freeway
Correct answer: Pull to the side of the ramp, stop, turn on hazards, then carefully turn around or back off
Immediately pull off to the side of the ramp, stop, turn on hazard lights, and cautiously turn around or back off.
Source: Freeway Driving
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Question 9
You are towing a trailer and traffic is stacking up behind you. What should you do?
Speed up above the limit to keep pace
Move to the left lane
Pull off at the first safe turnout to let traffic pass
Turn on hazard lights and keep going
Correct answer: Pull off at the first safe turnout to let traffic pass
If traffic is stacking up behind you, pull off at the first safe turnout to let it pass.
Source: Driving a Large Vehicle or Towing
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Question 10
How far before a turn or lane change must you signal when moving in traffic?
At least 50 feet
At least 100 feet
At least 200 feet
At least 300 feet, or 500 feet on highways
Correct answer: At least 100 feet
Signal at least 100 feet before the turn or lane change.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Turn Signals
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Question 11
Where should you park on a street with streetcar tracks?
Behind the solid white line separating parking from the track
On the tracks between runs
With one wheel on the track if space is tight
Anywhere, since streetcars can go around
Correct answer: Behind the solid white line separating parking from the track
Never park on tracks; park behind the solid white line, or close to the curb if there is none.
Source: Railroad Crossings, Light Rail & Street Cars
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Question 12
Until when must a child ride in an approved child safety seat in Oregon?
Age 8 or 4 feet 9 inches tall, and the adult belt fits correctly
Age 2
Age 4 or 40 pounds
Age 12, regardless of height or weight
Correct answer: Age 8 or 4 feet 9 inches tall, and the adult belt fits correctly
Children must use approved seats until 8 years old or at least 4'9", and the adult belt fits correctly.
Source: Safe & Responsible Driving – Safety Belts
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Question 13
You hit and injure a dog and cannot find its owner. What must you do?
Nothing more; animals are not covered by any reporting rule
Take the animal home
Report the incident to local law enforcement
File a DMV collision report within 72 hours
Correct answer: Report the incident to local law enforcement
Stop, check injuries, and report to the owner; if you cannot locate the owner you must report it to local law enforcement.
Source: Safe & Responsible Driving – Avoiding a Collision
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Question 14
At what BAC does Oregon law presume a driver age 21 or older is impaired?
0.08% or more
0.05% or more
0.02% or more
0.10% or more, as in the past
Correct answer: 0.08% or more
At 0.08% or more Oregon presumes impairment, but you can be arrested below 0.08%.
Source: Dangerous Driving Behaviors – Impaired Driving
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Question 15
How many questions must you answer correctly to pass the Oregon Class C knowledge test?
30
21, as long as you pass the sign questions
32
28
Correct answer: 28
You need 28 correct answers out of 35 to pass.
Source: Testing – Knowledge Tests
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Question 16
A sign below a stop sign says right turns are permitted without stopping. What applies to drivers going straight?
They may also proceed without stopping if traffic is light
They must still stop and yield right of way
They only need to slow down
They must turn right too
Correct answer: They must still stop and yield right of way
Only right-turning traffic may go without stopping; other traffic must stop and yield.
Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Signs
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Question 17
At a steady red light, when may you turn left after a full stop in Oregon?
Never; only right turns are allowed on red
Whenever no traffic is coming from either direction on the cross street
Only onto a two-way road
When entering a one-way road in the direction it flows
Correct answer: When entering a one-way road in the direction it flows
On red you may turn right onto a two-way road, or right or left onto a one-way road in its direction, after stopping, unless prohibited.
Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals
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Question 18
When may you drive on the left side of the road in Oregon?
When you plan to turn left within a mile
When passing an obstruction, after yielding to oncoming traffic
At night on rural roads
Whenever the right lane has potholes
Correct answer: When passing an obstruction, after yielding to oncoming traffic
You may go left of center to pass or go around an obstruction, but must yield to oncoming traffic.
Source: Lane Travel
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Question 19
What does "yielding" mean in the Oregon manual?
Always coming to a full stop
Speeding up to clear the way
Slowing down or stopping so another vehicle or pedestrian can continue safely
Honking to warn others you are coming
Correct answer: Slowing down or stopping so another vehicle or pedestrian can continue safely
Yielding means you slow down or stop to let another vehicle or pedestrian continue safely.
Source: Lane Travel
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Question 20
What is the statutory speed limit in an Oregon business district?
20 mph
25 mph
15 mph
30 mph, unless a lower limit is posted
Correct answer: 20 mph
Oregon sets 20 mph in any business district and within a school speed zone.
Source: Speed Regulations
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Practice by topic
Road Signs
Questions: 13
Signals & Pavement Markings
Questions: 14
Right-of-Way
Questions: 11
Speed Limits
Questions: 18
Turning
Questions: 17
Lanes & Passing
Questions: 18
Parking
Questions: 11
Alcohol & Drugs
Questions: 6
Safe Driving
Questions: 35
Emergencies
Questions: 20
Sharing the Road
Questions: 38
Licensing
Questions: 21
Insurance & Collisions
Questions: 11
Teen & Provisional Drivers
Questions: 8
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Oregon permit test?
The Oregon knowledge test has 35 questions.
What score do I need to pass the Oregon permit test?
You need at least 28 correct answers out of 35 (80%).
Is this practice test free?
Yes. The questions on this page are free. The app adds the full question bank and timed practice tests.
Is this the official DMV test?
No. DMV Practice Pro is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with any state DMV. Questions are written from the official driver handbook.
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