Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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You approach an intersection at 30 mph. The light changes from green to steady yellow while you are still far enough back to stop smoothly before the stop line. What should you do?

A approaches an intersection well back from its stop line as the signal changes to steady yellow at 30 mph. A labeled enlarged view makes the small main-scene car easier to see. The question image has no route or stopping marker.

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On a street with two lanes going your way, a broken white line separates your lane from the lane on your left. You want to move into the left lane. What does this line allow?You drive on a two-lane road. The only center marking is a single broken yellow line. What does this line tell you?On a freeway, the line between your lane and the next lane changes from a broken line to short, closely spaced white dots as you near an exit. What does this tell you?Near a tunnel entrance, two solid white lines separate your lane from the lane on your left. Both lanes go the same way. What does this marking mean?The traffic signal over the intersection ahead shows a flashing yellow light for your direction. You plan to go straight. What should you do?A car ahead of you goes 45 mph on a two-lane highway posted 55 mph. The center marking has a solid yellow line next to your lane and a broken yellow line next to the oncoming lane. Who may cross the center line to pass here when it is safe?

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