Oregon Drivers Ed Final NEWEST ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (A+ GUIDE
SOLUTION)
What part of your vision lets you see details? - AnswerCentral vision
Risk factors are contributed by - Answerdrivers and pedestrians, vehicles, and
roadway environments.
The correct driver seating position includes - Answerhips pushed all the way to the
back of your seat, heel on the floor, ball of foot on the brake, knees and elbows slightly
bent and torso at least ten inches away from the steering wheel.
Push-pull steering technique is used for - Answermaking most turns and driving
through curves.
To make a smooth stop - Answertrail brake just before stopping.
Before making a turn, you should - Answersee a clear path, and then turn your head
before turning the wheel.
Aiming for targets help you - Answersteer accurately, find information early, and plan
far ahead.
The transition peg for a left turn is - Answerthe left front corner post.
The transition peg for a right turn is the right front door post. - AnswerFalse
A target can be a moving object if it is in the center of your intended path. -
AnswerFalse
Hold the wheel at "8 & 4" or "10 & 2" for the best control of your vehicle. -
AnswerFalse
Always make sure you have a clear path before moving your vehicle. - AnswerTrue
Why is it good practice to have your headlights on during the day? - AnswerTo help
other drivers see your car.
, What is the transition peg for a right turn? - AnswerThe inside rear-view mirror.
What do you look at to know if your car is on target? - AnswerThe top of the wheel.
The purposes of traffic signs are - AnswerTo regulate, to warn, to guide
A red circle and a diagonal slash on a sign means that - AnswerThe action is not
allowed
Your traffic light changes to yellow as you approach an intersection. In most cases,
what action should you take? - AnswerMake every reasonable effort to stop.
A sign with an orange background in a diamond or rectangular indicates a -
Answerconstruction zone.
What is the standard reference point for 3-6 inches away from a line on the right? -
AnswerCenter of the hood
What is the standard reference point for 3 feet away from a line on the right? -
AnswerMiddle of the right half of the the hood
What is the standard reference point for 3-6 inches from a line to the front? -
AnswerCorner post or side mirror
What is the standard reference point for 3-6 inches away from a line on the left? -
AnswerApproximately one foot from the left corner of hood
What is a legal stop position? - AnswerStopping behind the crosswalk or line, or in
line with the stop sign.
What is a safety stop position? - AnswerStopping at the edge of the curb to get a
better view
What is a staggered stop position? - AnswerStopping where you can see the line to
avoid being hit by people turning in front of you.
What is the correct side position to begin a precision right turn when no bike path is
present? - Answer3 feet away from the right edge of the roadway.
The speed limit in a school zone is 20 mph. - AnswerTrue
The odometer in your car measures total miles traveled. - AnswerTrue
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (A+ GUIDE
SOLUTION)
What part of your vision lets you see details? - AnswerCentral vision
Risk factors are contributed by - Answerdrivers and pedestrians, vehicles, and
roadway environments.
The correct driver seating position includes - Answerhips pushed all the way to the
back of your seat, heel on the floor, ball of foot on the brake, knees and elbows slightly
bent and torso at least ten inches away from the steering wheel.
Push-pull steering technique is used for - Answermaking most turns and driving
through curves.
To make a smooth stop - Answertrail brake just before stopping.
Before making a turn, you should - Answersee a clear path, and then turn your head
before turning the wheel.
Aiming for targets help you - Answersteer accurately, find information early, and plan
far ahead.
The transition peg for a left turn is - Answerthe left front corner post.
The transition peg for a right turn is the right front door post. - AnswerFalse
A target can be a moving object if it is in the center of your intended path. -
AnswerFalse
Hold the wheel at "8 & 4" or "10 & 2" for the best control of your vehicle. -
AnswerFalse
Always make sure you have a clear path before moving your vehicle. - AnswerTrue
Why is it good practice to have your headlights on during the day? - AnswerTo help
other drivers see your car.
, What is the transition peg for a right turn? - AnswerThe inside rear-view mirror.
What do you look at to know if your car is on target? - AnswerThe top of the wheel.
The purposes of traffic signs are - AnswerTo regulate, to warn, to guide
A red circle and a diagonal slash on a sign means that - AnswerThe action is not
allowed
Your traffic light changes to yellow as you approach an intersection. In most cases,
what action should you take? - AnswerMake every reasonable effort to stop.
A sign with an orange background in a diamond or rectangular indicates a -
Answerconstruction zone.
What is the standard reference point for 3-6 inches away from a line on the right? -
AnswerCenter of the hood
What is the standard reference point for 3 feet away from a line on the right? -
AnswerMiddle of the right half of the the hood
What is the standard reference point for 3-6 inches from a line to the front? -
AnswerCorner post or side mirror
What is the standard reference point for 3-6 inches away from a line on the left? -
AnswerApproximately one foot from the left corner of hood
What is a legal stop position? - AnswerStopping behind the crosswalk or line, or in
line with the stop sign.
What is a safety stop position? - AnswerStopping at the edge of the curb to get a
better view
What is a staggered stop position? - AnswerStopping where you can see the line to
avoid being hit by people turning in front of you.
What is the correct side position to begin a precision right turn when no bike path is
present? - Answer3 feet away from the right edge of the roadway.
The speed limit in a school zone is 20 mph. - AnswerTrue
The odometer in your car measures total miles traveled. - AnswerTrue
