Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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Late at night, the signal for your street flashes red. The signal for the cross street flashes yellow. You have stopped at the stop line. What should you do next?

At night, A has stopped before the line at a flashing red signal. B approaches on the cross street under flashing yellow. A labeled detail shows both flashing lamps; the question image has no route or priority highlight.

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You approach a single-lane roundabout. A pedestrian is crossing the crosswalk in your lane just before the entry. A car inside the circle comes toward your street from the left with its right turn signal on, as if it will leave at your street. What should you do?You wait in a left-turn lane. The signal for your lane shows a flashing yellow arrow. You see a long gap in oncoming traffic, and no one is in the crosswalk. What may you do?Your light is green. Traffic on the far side of the intersection is backed up, and there is room for only half of your car past the far crosswalk. What should you do?You are stopped at a red light in the left lane of a one-way street. You want to turn left onto a one-way street whose traffic moves to your left. No sign prohibits a turn on red. What may you do?You are stopped at a red light in the left lane of a one-way street. You want to turn left onto a two-way street. No cars or people are near the intersection. What should you do?You want to turn right onto a two-way street. Your signal shows a steady red arrow that points right. No sign prohibits turns on red, and no officer directs traffic. What does Oregon law allow?

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