Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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On a two-lane road, a bus that carries farm workers stops ahead in the oncoming lane. Its red lights begin to flash. It is not a school bus. What must you do?

A approaches a stopped white worker-transport bus in the opposite lane of a two-lane road. B has no school-bus markings; its upper red warning lamps are lit with flash cues, and the card states that the lights are flashing.

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In a work zone on a two-lane road, you come to an automated flagger device. Its red light is on and its arm is down. No worker is near it, and you see no traffic coming. What must you do?You drive north on a highway. A concrete barrier separates the northbound lanes from the southbound lanes. A school bus stops in a southbound lane with its red lights flashing. What must you do?A train passes, and the crossing gate in front of you starts to rise. The lights still flash. The driver next to you goes around the rising gate. What should you do?You see an orange diamond sign that shows a person who holds a flag. What should you be ready to do?At 3:10 p.m. on a school day, you pass a SCHOOL SPEED LIMIT 20 sign with a flashing yellow light. You see no children near the road. What speed rule applies?In a work zone on a two-lane road, a flagger holds a paddle with the red STOP side toward you. You see no workers or machines in your lane. What must you do?

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