Oregon Permit Test Marathon (All Questions)
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A pedestrian is in a crosswalk. Under Oregon law, in which case must you stop and remain stopped?
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About this test
These questions were written from the Oregon Driver Manual 2026-2027 (2026-2027). 72 of the 120 Oregon questions in this test cover rules that are specific to Oregon or differ between states. Every answer comes with an explanation and a link to the exact page it comes from, so you can check it yourself.
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A pedestrian is in a crosswalk. Under Oregon law, in which case must you stop and remain stopped?
- A Only when the pedestrian is directly in front of your car's bumper
- B When the pedestrian is in your lane or the lane next to yours
- C Only at crosswalks marked with painted lines
- D Only when a pedestrian signal shows WALK
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B. When the pedestrian is in your lane or the lane next to yours
Oregon requires you to stop and stay stopped for a pedestrian in a crosswalk who is in your lane, in a lane next to yours (including a bike lane) or in the lane you are turning into.
You come to a red eight-sided sign and a pedestrian is crossing in front of you in an unmarked crosswalk. What must you do?
- A Stop completely and stay stopped while the pedestrian crosses
- B Stop briefly, then go once you have yielded to other cars
- C Stop only if the crosswalk is marked with painted lines
- D Slow down and continue if the pedestrian is not in your lane yet
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A. Stop completely and stay stopped while the pedestrian crosses
A stop sign means a complete stop. You must also yield to other vehicles and stay stopped for anyone crossing in a marked or unmarked crosswalk, then go only when it is safe.
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The road has a double solid yellow center line. May you cross it to turn left into a driveway?
- A Yes, and oncoming traffic must yield to you
- B Yes, after waiting for oncoming traffic to clear
- C No, double solid yellow lines may never be crossed
- D Only if a sign says left turns are allowed
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B. Yes, after waiting for oncoming traffic to clear
Double solid yellow lines mean no passing in either direction. You may still cross them to turn left into or out of a road or driveway once oncoming traffic has cleared.
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A school bus ahead of you on a two-lane road turns on its flashing red lights. What must you do?
- A Slow to 20 mph and pass carefully
- B Stop, then pass on the left if no oncoming traffic is coming
- C Stop, then go on once all the children have walked away and are out of sight
- D Stop before reaching the bus and stay stopped until the red lights go off
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D. Stop before reaching the bus and stay stopped until the red lights go off
Flashing red lights on a school bus mean stop before you reach the bus. Stay stopped until the driver turns the red lights off, even if you no longer see children.
Besides from sunset to sunrise, when does Oregon require your headlights to be on?
- A Any time you cannot see people or vehicles 500 feet ahead of you
- B Only when it is raining heavily
- C Any time you cannot see people or vehicles 1,000 feet ahead
- D Only on freeways and highways
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C. Any time you cannot see people or vehicles 1,000 feet ahead
Oregon requires headlights from sunset to sunrise and whenever conditions make it hard to see people or vehicles 1,000 feet ahead. Headlights help others see you at any time of day.