1. What is the minimum speed limit on highways in Oregon?

The minimum speed limit on highways in Oregon is 55 mph.

2. What is the maximum speed limit on city streets in Oregon?

The maximum speed limit on city streets in Oregon is 25 mph.

3. What is the maximum speed limit when passing a school zone in Oregon?

The maximum speed limit when passing a school zone in Oregon is 25 mph.

4. How many feet must you remain from the vehicle ahead of you when driving in Oregon?

When driving in Oregon, you must remain at least two seconds behind the vehicle ahead of you. This translates to approximately 100 feet.

5. What type of turn is allowed at a red light in Oregon?

In Oregon, you can make a right turn on red after coming to a complete stop and yielding to other traffic and pedestrians. You are not allowed to make a left turn at a red light.

6. What type of turn is allowed at a green arrow light in Oregon?

In Oregon, a green arrow light indicates that a driver is allowed to turn in the direction of the arrow after yielding to other vehicles and pedestrians.

7. Are hand-held devices prohibited while driving in Oregon?

Yes, hand-held devices are prohibited while driving in Oregon and most other US states. A driver may use a hands-free device while driving, such as a headset or Bluetooth device, but may not use a hand-held device such as a cell phone.

8. Are drivers required to wear a seat belt in Oregon?

Yes, all drivers and passengers in Oregon are required to wear a seat belt.

9. Are cyclists required to wear a helmet in Oregon?

Yes, cyclists in Oregon are required to wear a helmet.

10. Is it permissible to use a cell phone while driving in Oregon?

No, it is against the law in Oregon to use a cell phone while driving, except for in certain circumstances such as using hands-free devices or to call 911.

11. Is it permissible to drive with headphones on in Oregon?

No, it is not permissible to drive with headphones on in Oregon. The Oregon Revised Statutes section 811.495 prohibits the use of headphones or earbuds while driving a vehicle in Oregon.

12. Are motorcyclists required to use headlights during the day in Oregon?

Yes, motorcyclists are required to use headlights during the day in Oregon.

13. Is it permissible to drive through a red light if there is no traffic in the intersection in Oregon?

No, it is not permissible to drive through a red light in Oregon, regardless of the amount of traffic in the intersection.

14. How many feet must you remain from railroad crossings in Oregon?

In Oregon, drivers must remain at least 15 feet from the nearest rail of a railroad crossing when there are no gates, signals, or other warning devices present. When present, drivers must remain at least 50 feet from the nearest rail.

15. Is it permissible to pass vehicles on the right on highways or other roadways in Oregon?

No, passing vehicles on the right is not permissible on highways or other roadways in Oregon. Oregon law requires drivers to pass on the left, except when the vehicle in front is making a left turn, in which case passing on the right is allowed.

16. What is the maximum speed limit for trucks within city limits in Oregon?

The maximum speed limit for trucks within city limits in Oregon is 25 mph.

17. Are drivers required to yield to pedestrians at intersections in Oregon?

Yes, drivers are required to yield to pedestrians at intersections in Oregon. According to Oregon’s traffic laws, “At any intersection with a crosswalk (marked or unmarked) and whether or not a traffic control signal is present, the driver of a motor vehicle must yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian crossing the street or highway in the crosswalk.”

18. Are drivers required to yield to emergency vehicles with flashing lights and sirens in Oregon?

Yes, drivers in Oregon are required to yield to emergency vehicles with flashing lights and sirens. This includes yielding the right-of-way, changing lanes and even stopping if necessary. Failure to yield can result in a fine of up to $260 and/or up to 30 days in jail.

19. Are drivers required to use their turn signals prior to turning or changing lanes in Oregon?

Yes, drivers in Oregon are required to use their turn signals prior to turning or changing lanes.

20. Is it permissible for large trucks or buses to use the left lane on highways in Oregon?

No, large trucks and buses should not use the left lane on highways in Oregon. According to Oregon law, vehicles over 10,000 pounds or with more than six wheels are not allowed to use the left lane of a multi-lane highway unless they are passing.