Oregon permit test: right of way & intersections
Who goes first at stops, uncontrolled intersections, roundabouts and when entering roads. 6 questions.
At a four-way stop, you and a driver on the cross street to your right stop at the same time. Who should go first?
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Sample right of way & intersections questions
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At a four-way stop, you and a driver on the cross street to your right stop at the same time. Who should go first?
- A Whichever driver is going straight
- B You, because you are on the left
- C Whichever vehicle is larger
- D The driver on your right
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D. The driver on your right
At an all-way stop, the driver who stops first goes first. When you arrive together or are unsure, yield to the driver on your right, and never assume the other driver will yield to you.
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You reach an intersection with no signs or signals. Which vehicles must you yield to?
- A Only vehicles approaching from your left
- B Any vehicle already in the intersection or approaching from your right
- C No one, as long as you reach the intersection first and at normal speed
- D Only trucks and buses
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B. Any vehicle already in the intersection or approaching from your right
At an uncontrolled intersection, look left, ahead and right and be ready to stop. Yield to vehicles already in the intersection and to those coming from your right.
Your street ends at a T intersection with no signs or signals. Who has the right of way?
- A Drivers on the through road
- B Whoever arrives first
- C You, because you are turning
- D Whoever is on the right, as at any uncontrolled intersection
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A. Drivers on the through road
When your road ends at a T with no signs or signals, you must yield to traffic on the road that continues through. Wait for a safe gap before turning.
At a two-way stop, you and the driver across from you both stopped. You want to turn left and they are going straight. Who goes first?
- A You, because left turns have priority at stop signs
- B Whoever is in the larger vehicle
- C You, because you stopped first
- D The oncoming driver going straight
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D. The oncoming driver going straight
When two-way stop signs face each other, the driver turning left yields to oncoming or approaching traffic going straight. Left turns cross the other driver's path, so they wait.