Prepare for Oregon’s Class C knowledge test with 55 original questions about signs, traffic laws, bike lanes, school buses, and teen licensing. Each answer includes a clear explanation and an Oregon DMV manual or source reference.
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Oregon DMV’s Class C test has 35 questions and requires 28 correct. This independent practice starts with 35 original questions.
Oregon’s Class C knowledge test covers road signs, traffic laws, and other safe-driving knowledge. The current Oregon Driver Manual is available online, as a PDF, and in audio formats. Study the manual alongside topic-based practice and use the explanations to revisit any rules you miss.
Know the default maximum speeds for business, residential, and school areas, and apply Oregon’s basic rule: drive at a reasonable and cautious speed for current conditions. Temporary work-zone limits apply even when workers are not visible.
Give bicyclists room, yield before turning across a bike lane, and keep bike boxes clear. Understand Oregon’s school-bus stopping rules, including the difference between a painted median and a road divided by a physical barrier or unpaved median.
Oregon permit holders under 18 must drive with a qualified supervising driver. Teens generally need 50 supervised hours after approved driver education or 100 hours without it, plus a six-month permit holding period before applying for a license. Provisional passenger and nighttime restrictions also apply.
The Class C knowledge test has 35 multiple-choice questions, with 28 correct required to pass. DMV offers online and office testing; online tests require a computer with a keyboard, mouse, and webcam.
Oregon DMV says the Class C test has 35 multiple-choice questions.
You must answer at least 28 of the 35 questions correctly to pass, according to Oregon DMV.
Yes. Oregon offers online testing through DMV2U. A desktop or laptop with a keyboard, mouse, and webcam is required; mobile phones and tablets are not allowed for the online exam.
Applicants under 18 generally need 100 supervised hours, or 50 hours after completing an ODOT-approved driver education course. Check DMV’s current rules for eligibility and qualifying supervision.
No. USA Exam Practice is independent. These original questions are study material, not actual or confidential exam questions.
USA Exam Practice is independent and is not affiliated with Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services or ODOT. Consult current official publications for licensing requirements.