Oregon Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

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

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

Correct answer: The same turns allowed on a steady red circle

The same turns allowed for a steady red signal are allowed for a red arrow.

Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: You may turn as shown after yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic

A flashing yellow arrow permits the turn but you must first yield; oncoming traffic has a green light.

Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Drive carefully through the intersection

Steady yellow means stop before the intersection, or if you cannot stop safely, drive carefully through.

Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Pedestrians

On green, right turns must first yield to pedestrians; left turns yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic.

Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Slow down and proceed with caution

A flashing yellow signal means slow down and proceed with caution.

Source: Signs & Traffic Signals – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: The left edge of a one-way road or ramp

A solid yellow line marks the left edge of one-way roads and ramps.

Source: Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Yes, to enter or exit a roadway after oncoming traffic clears

Double solid yellow means no passing either way, but you may turn left across it to enter or exit a roadway after waiting for traffic.

Source: Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Do not drive in or turn across that area

Yellow diagonal stripes mark fixed objects or no-vehicle areas; it is illegal to drive in or turn across them.

Source: Pavement Markings

Correct answer: It is permitted but discouraged

Wide solid white lines guide traffic into lanes and separate bike lanes; crossing is permitted but discouraged.

Source: Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Your lane will not continue on the same route, e.g. it is exit only

A dotted white line before an exit or intersection means the lane will not continue on the same route, such as an exit-only lane.

Source: Pavement Markings

Correct answer: A yield line showing where you must yield

A yield line is a row of triangles pointing toward your vehicle marking where you must yield.

Source: Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Proceed

Stop when the red light is on and the arm is down; proceed when the yellow light flashes and the arm is up.

Source: Work Zones