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Oregon Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
You are leaving a parking lot onto a road with no signs or signals. What must you do?
Stop, then yield to approaching vehicles and pedestrians
Honk and pull out
Slow down and merge, since traffic on the road must make room for you
Flash your headlights and go
Correct answer: Stop, then yield to approaching vehicles and pedestrians
Stop before entering a road from an alley, driveway or parking lot not controlled by signs or signals, and yield.
Source: Lane Travel
Question 2
What does "yielding" mean in the Oregon manual?
Always coming to a full stop
Speeding up to clear the way
Slowing down or stopping so another vehicle or pedestrian can continue safely
Honking to warn others you are coming
Correct answer: Slowing down or stopping so another vehicle or pedestrian can continue safely
Yielding means you slow down or stop to let another vehicle or pedestrian continue safely.
Source: Lane Travel
Question 3
You have a green light but traffic is backed up past the intersection. What should you do?
Wait until there is room for your vehicle on the other side
Honk to move traffic along
Enter anyway, since a green light gives you the right of way into it
Enter and stop in the crosswalk
Correct answer: Wait until there is room for your vehicle on the other side
Even on green, do not enter unless there is room for your vehicle on the other side.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Intersections
Question 4
At a four-way stop, two cars arrive at the same time and you are unsure who goes. Whom should you yield to?
No one; go first to keep traffic moving
The driver on your left
Whichever car is larger
The driver on your right
Correct answer: The driver on your right
The driver who stops first goes first; when in doubt, yield to the driver on your right.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Intersections
Question 5
At a two-way stop with stop signs facing each other, you want to turn left and the opposite driver wants to go straight. Who should yield?
Neither; both go together
Whoever arrived second, regardless of direction
You, the left-turning driver
The driver going straight
Correct answer: You, the left-turning driver
The driver turning left should yield to oncoming traffic going straight.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Intersections
Question 6
At an intersection with no signs or signals, which vehicles must you yield to?
Any vehicle in the intersection or approaching from your right
Only vehicles approaching from your left
Only trucks and buses, which need more room to stop
No one if you are going straight
Correct answer: Any vehicle in the intersection or approaching from your right
Yield to any vehicle in the intersection or approaching from your right.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Intersections
Question 7
Your road ends at a "T" intersection with no signs or signals. Who has the right of way?
You, because you are on the right
Drivers on the through road
Whoever arrives first
Whoever is turning left
Correct answer: Drivers on the through road
The driver on the road that ends at a T must yield to drivers on the through road.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Intersections
Question 8
After stopping at a stop sign, you cannot see cross traffic. What should you do?
Go ahead quickly before any cross traffic has a chance to arrive
Pull forward slightly and scan the area
Honk twice and enter
Back up to get a better angle
Correct answer: Pull forward slightly and scan the area
If you cannot see traffic after stopping, slightly pull forward and scan.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Intersections
Question 9
In which direction does traffic move around a roundabout?
Whichever way the first car goes
Clockwise
Either direction, depending on your exit
Counterclockwise
Correct answer: Counterclockwise
Traffic moves in one direction, counterclockwise, around the center island.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Roundabouts
Question 10
Before entering a roundabout, whom must you yield to?
Traffic inside and traffic exiting the roundabout
No one; traffic inside must let you in
Only large trucks
Only traffic coming from your right
Correct answer: Traffic inside and traffic exiting the roundabout
You must yield to traffic inside as well as exiting, then wait for a gap and merge.
Source: Turns & Intersections – Roundabouts
Question 11
May vehicles in a funeral procession enter an intersection without stopping?
Only the lead car may
No, they must obey every signal and stop sign like all other traffic
Yes, and other vehicles must yield to them
Only with a police escort
Correct answer: Yes, and other vehicles must yield to them
Funeral processions may enter intersections without stopping; other vehicles must yield, and joining the procession is illegal.
Source: Sharing the Road – Other Vehicles
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