Oregon permit test: laws, points & insurance
Points systems, suspensions, insurance, registration and other legal duties. 4 questions.
What is the minimum Oregon insurance coverage for damage to other people's property in one collision?
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Sample laws, points & insurance questions
What is the minimum Oregon insurance coverage for damage to other people's property in one collision?
- A $15,000
- B $50,000
- C $20,000
- D $25,000
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C. $20,000
Oregon's minimum liability coverage is $25,000 for one person, $50,000 for two or more people and $20,000 for damage to other people's property. Every driver must insure their vehicle to at least these amounts.
How much Personal Injury Protection (PIP) must an Oregon auto policy include?
- A $10,000 per person
- B $15,000 per person
- C $20,000 per person
- D $25,000 per person
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B. $15,000 per person
Oregon requires Personal Injury Protection of $15,000 per person. It pays reasonable and necessary medical and other expenses within two years after the injury, no matter who caused the crash.
You want to tow both a boat and a utility trailer behind your pickup in Oregon. What does the law say?
- A You may tow only one; a second trailer is not allowed
- B You may tow both on highways but not in cities
- C You may tow both with a special permit sticker
- D You may tow both if the total weight is under 26,000 pounds
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A. You may tow only one; a second trailer is not allowed
Oregon allows a passenger or recreational vehicle to tow a maximum of one boat, utility trailer or other vehicle. You cannot add a second trailer or towed vehicle, whatever the road or the weight.
Which of these can cause you to lose your Oregon driving privileges?
- A Using your headlights during daytime driving
- B Renewing your license early
- C Changing your address online
- D Failing to report a vehicle collision
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D. Failing to report a vehicle collision
Oregon can take away your driving privileges for DUII, failing to report a collision, driving uninsured, too many traffic convictions or not complying with court fines. Keeping a clean record protects your license.