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  1. In Oregon, what must you do when you see a sign that reads 'Wrong Way'?

    Answer: Stop immediately and back up safely or turn around

    A 'Wrong Way' sign means you are traveling in the wrong direction on a one-way road and must stop and reverse course.

  2. A sign with an 'X' symbol and the letters 'RR' warns of:

    Answer: A railroad crossing

    An 'RR' crossbuck sign warns drivers of an upcoming railroad crossing where they must look and listen for trains.

  3. What does a circular sign with a red border and a locomotive symbol indicate?

    Answer: An advance warning of a railroad crossing

    A circular yellow sign with a black locomotive provides advance warning that a railroad crossing is ahead.

  4. A green arrow on a traffic signal indicates:

    Answer: A protected turn movement in the direction of the arrow

    A green arrow indicates a protected turn phase where oncoming traffic is stopped, giving you the right of way to turn.

  5. In Oregon, white pavement markings are used to separate:

    Answer: Traffic moving in the same direction or mark the road edge

    White pavement markings separate lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction and also mark the edges of roadways.

  6. What does a sign showing a pedestrian walking mean?

    Answer: Pedestrian crossing or school zone ahead

    A pedestrian warning sign alerts drivers that a crosswalk or area with frequent pedestrian activity is ahead.

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