OR DMV Cheat Sheet 2026
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OR DMV exam key facts
- The Oregon Class C knowledge test consists of 35 multiple-choice questions covering traffic laws and road signs. Source
- Applicants may take an online knowledge test up to two times per 24-hour period for a maximum of four online attempts, while failed in-person tests can be retaken the same day depending on office capacity. Source
35 questions
25 min time limit
80.00% to pass
- What is the minimum tread depth required for tires in Oregon? β 2/32 inch
- In Oregon, when must you yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk? β At all crosswalks, whether marked or unmarked, when a pedestrian is present
- In Oregon, a pennant-shaped sign means: β No passing zone
- What does a white-painted curb indicate in Oregon? β Passenger loading and unloading only
- What does a T-intersection symbol on a sign warn you of? β The road you are on ends and you must turn left or right
- When an emergency vehicle with lights and sirens approaches in Oregon, you must: β Pull over to the right edge of the road and stop until the emergency vehicle passes
- At night on a public road outside a business or residential district, vehicles must be parked how far off the main travel lane? β Entirely off the main traveled portion of the highway
- A green arrow on a traffic signal indicates: β A protected turn movement in the direction of the arrow
- When driving through standing water of unknown depth in Oregon, you should: β Test the depth carefully, then drive through slowly if shallow
- Where can you find study materials for the Oregon DMV permit test? β Online DMV practice tests and Oregon DMV handbook
- When driving near a school zone in Oregon during school hours, the speed limit is generally: β 20 mph
- In Oregon, what is the BAC limit for drivers under 21? β 0.02%
- In Oregon, what does a white diamond painted in a lane indicate? β High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane
- What is the safest action when your vehicle starts to skid on a curve in Oregon? β Ease off the gas, avoid braking, and steer smoothly in the direction you want to go
- How far from a driveway entrance or exit must you not park in Oregon? β 5 feet
- How far from a marked crosswalk at an intersection may you not park in Oregon? β 20 feet
- In Oregon, when driving near large trucks, you should avoid: β Driving in the truck's no-zones (blind spots) directly behind, beside, or just in front
- What tests must you pass to obtain a Class C driverβs license in Oregon? β Vision, knowledge, and driving skills tests
- Oregon's DUII diversion program allows a first-time offender to: β Avoid conviction by completing treatment, paying fees, and following court requirements
- When is it required to replace your windshield wipers in Oregon? β When they leave streaks or fail to clear the windshield effectively
- What is a provisional license in Oregon? β A restricted license for drivers under 18 with specific limitations
- When driving on mountain roads in Oregon during winter, engine braking is used to: β Reduce brake overheating and maintain control on steep descents
- What is the recommended following distance when towing a trailer in Oregon? β 4β5 seconds or more
- What is the purpose of the vision test when applying for a driverβs license in Oregon? β To check your ability to see well enough to drive safely
- What must you do at a stop sign during the driving test? β Come to a full stop, check for traffic and pedestrians, and then proceed
- In Oregon, when are you required to use your headlights? β From sunset to sunrise and when visibility is less than 1,000 feet
- What should you do if you approach a flashing red traffic light in Oregon? β Treat it as a stop sign and come to a complete stop
- How should you approach a pedestrian crosswalk during the driving test? β Slow down and be ready to stop, even if no pedestrians are visible
- What does a red-painted curb indicate in Oregon? β No stopping, standing, or parking at any time
- A DUII conviction in Oregon that results in serious injury or death to another person can be charged as: β Assault in the second or third degree as a felony
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- oregon.gov β Eligibility, score validity, retake policy, fees, retake fee, test delivery, exam format Β· verified Oct 2026