Oregon Permit Test (DMV Knowledge Test) — All Questions

At a four-way stop, two cars arrive together. The driver who yields is:

• a.The car going straight
• b.The car turning right
• c.The car on the left✓
• d.The newer car

When two vehicles reach a four-way stop at the same time, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. (Oregon Driver Manual, right of way)

A pedestrian steps into a crosswalk at an intersection as you approach. You must:

• a.Stop and remain stopped until the pedestrian has cleared your lane and the next✓
• b.Continue because cars have priority
• c.Honk to warn them
• d.Speed up to pass before they reach you

Oregon law requires drivers to stop and stay stopped for a pedestrian in a crosswalk until they have cleared your lane and the one next to it. (Oregon Driver Manual, pedestrian right of way)

Under Oregon's Move Over law, when you approach a stopped emergency, tow, or roadside-assistance vehicle with warning lights, you must:

• a.Keep your speed and lane
• b.Stop in the travel lane
• c.Pass on the shoulder
• d.Move over a lane if you can, or slow down if you cannot✓

Oregon's Move Over law requires you to change lanes away from a stopped emergency or service vehicle showing warning lights, or slow down if you cannot move over safely. (Oregon Driver Manual, Move Over law)

You are turning left at a green light with oncoming traffic. You should:

• a.Turn quickly before they arrive
• b.Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, then turn when safe✓
• c.Expect oncoming drivers to slow for you
• d.Turn only after honking

A left turn does not have the right of way. Yield to oncoming vehicles and pedestrians and turn only when there is a safe gap. (Oregon Driver Manual, turns)

When you share the road with a bicyclist, you should:

• a.Treat the bicycle as a vehicle with a right to the lane and pass only with safe clearance✓
• b.Sound your horn to move them onto the sidewalk
• c.Pass closely to save time
• d.Expect them to always ride on the sidewalk

Bicyclists have the right to use the road, and drivers must give them safe passing space. Oregon emphasizes patience and clearance when passing. (Oregon Driver Manual, sharing the road with bicyclists)