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Oregon DMV Cheat Sheet

The 70 highest-yield Oregon DMV questions with the correct answer and one line of logic each - plus the walk-in document checklist and the signs you must know on sight. Print it, mark it up, walk in calm.

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1. If your car begins to skid on a slick road, you should:
✓ Ease off the gas and steer in the direction you want the front to go
If your car skids, ease off the gas and steer in the direction you want the front of the car to go (Oregon Class C Driver Manual). Avoid braking hard, which can worsen the skid. Make smooth corrections until you regain traction.
2. What is the only thing that can reduce your blood alcohol content over time?
✓ Time
Only time lets your body remove alcohol from the bloodstream; nothing speeds it up. Coffee may make you feel more awake, and food eaten before drinking can slow absorption, but neither lowers a BAC that is already raised. Believing otherwise leads people to drive while still impaired.
3. Driving is considered:
✓ A privilege that comes with responsibilities
Driving is a privilege, not a right - it is granted by the state and can be suspended or revoked if you drive unsafely or break the law. With that privilege comes the responsibility to follow the rules and protect others. Treating it seriously keeps everyone on the road safer.
4. After a crash in which someone is injured, you should:
✓ Render reasonable aid and call for emergency help
After a crash with injuries, you must give reasonable assistance - such as calling 911 for medical help and not moving seriously injured people unless they are in danger. Rendering aid is a legal duty after a crash. Only move an injured person if leaving them risks greater harm, such as fire.
5. Before making a turn, you should signal continuously for ________.
✓ enough distance to let others react in advance
You should signal well before a turn or lane change so other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians have time to anticipate your move. Signaling at the last second defeats the purpose. Make early, consistent signaling an automatic habit, even when you don't see anyone nearby. (Exact required distance is set by each state.)
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