Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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At midday you drive onto a freeway on-ramp that has a ramp meter. All of the meter's lights are dark. No other cars are on the ramp. What should you do?

A approaches the stop line on an otherwise empty freeway ramp in daylight. Both heads of the Oregon ramp-meter assembly are dark; a large detail shows all five unlit lamps and its two official signs. B and C travel on the freeway with a clear gap between them.

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