Oregon Drivers Manual 2024-2025 Flashcards

Oregon Drivers Manual 2024-2025 Flashcards Flashing YellowSlow down and proceed with caution Dotted White LineShort dotted lines placed closer together than a broken line. Crossing a dotted line is permitted with caution.Following Distance for Speeds Greater Than 30 MPH 4 Seconds or More Regulatory Signs (Other)Regulatory signs are rectangular with black words or symbols on a white background and tell you what to do.Double center line consisting of a solid yellow line and broken yellow line Indicates where passing is allowed. A broken yellow line on YOUR side of the lane indicates you are allowed to pass.Green ArrowYou have the right of way and may make the movement indicated by the arrow.Red ArrowStop and remain stopped until the signal changes, except for allowed turns on red.RacingIt is illegal to race on any road.The Basic Law RuleMust drive at a speed that is reasonable and cautious for existing conditions. Applies on all roads at all times YieldingYou must slow down or stop to allow another vehicle or pedestrian to continue safely.Traffic SignalsControl the right of way and provide fora smooth, orderly flow of traffic.Regulatory Signs (Prohibitive)Traffic signs that prohibit certain actions or movements are red in color, and increase safety by controlling the flow of traffic through intersections Safety CorridorsDesignated stretches of highway with more fatal and serious injury collisions than the statewide average.Marked CrosswalkNoted by white lines in an area where pedestrians cross the road. Stop when a pedestrian is in the crosswalk.Variable Speed LimitBlack and White, and say "Speed Limit". change the speed limit based on driving conditions like heavy traffic, poor weather, or a slippery road.Speed Limit (Definition)Maximum speed considered safe for the area under ideal driving conditions.Guide or information signsGreen & give exit information or show the direction of roads or cities.Yellow ArrowWarns you that the signal is about to turn red.Blind SpotArea around your vehicle that you cannot see from the driver's seat even with the use of your mirrors.Hit by a vehicle traveling at 58 MPH90% Risk of Death Double Solid White LineUsually accompanied by a sign prohibiting lane changes for a certain distance. Stay in your lane Motorist Service SignsBlue & tells you about services along the highway. May indicate gas, food, and lodging are available at the next

exit. They can also indicate the road to a hospital.

Stop LineA solid white line across your lane to show the point at which you are required to stop.Safe Following Distance2-4 Seconds Maximum Speed Limit for Interstate (Will Vary) 65 MPH Solid Yellow LineMarks the left edge of one-way roads & ramps Yield LineA row of triangles in your lane, pointing towards your vehicle to indicate the point at which you are required to yield.White MarkingsUsed to separate lanes of traffic flowing in the same direction and mark the right edge of travel lanes.These are also used for crosswalks.Maximum Speed Limit for Narrow Residential Areas & Alleys

15 MPH

Solid White LineUsed for an edge or fog line to help drivers to stay on the road.Bike LaneIdentified by a wide white line with a bicycle symbol or a bike lane sign. Bike lanes may be painted green.Maximum Speed Limit for all Roads & Highways (Unless otherwise posted)

55 MPH

Hit by a vehicle traveling at 42 MPH50% Risk of Death Flashing Red or Dark SignalTreated the same as a stop sign Steady Circular RedStop and remain stopped until the signal changes.Steady Circular YellowWarns you that the signal is about to turn red.Variable Speed SignsDigital speed signs. Uses road, weather, traffic and visibility sensors to lower the speed limit when conditions require Maximum Speed Limit for Residential Districts, Public Parks, & Ocean Shores (If Allowed)

25 MPH

Yellow Diagonal StripesUsed within a painted median to inform you of fixed objects in the road ahead or areas where vehicle use is not allowed. It is illegal to drive in or make a turn across these stripes.Variable Advisory SpeedYellow and say "Advisory Speed". recommend a speed based on driving conditions like heavy traffic, poor weather, or a slippery road. (THESE ARE NOT SPEED LIMITS) Hit by a vehicle traveling at 23 MPH10% Risk of Death Maximum Speed Limit for School Zone & Business District20 MPH Two-Way Special Left Turn LaneEnter the Left Turn Lane just before you want to make the turn. Wait in theleft turn lane until traffic clears and you can complete the turn. Do not make a left turn from any other lane.Wide Solid White LineUsed to direct traffic into specific lanes, such as turn lanes, and to separate bike lanes from other traffic lanes.Painted Median with Double Solid Yellow Lines on Both Sides Marks the area between two directions of travel. You may make a left turn across a painted median after waiting for oncoming traffic toclear.

Broken White LineSeparates lanes of traffic going in the same direction.Crossing a broken white line is permitted with caution.Broken Yellow Center LineIndicates a two-way road used for traffic traveling in opposite directions. Passing is allowed for both directions of travel.Flashing Yellow ArrowYou may make the movement indicated by the arrow, but first you must yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic.Steady Circular GreenAll movements are permitted, unless prohibited by a sign.Double Solid Yellow LineIndicates passing is not allowed for both directions of traffic.Route SignsShows you which route you are on, and if the road is an interstate, U.S. route, or state highway.White ChevronsMay be used to inform you of fixed objects in the road ahead or other areas where vehicle use is not allowed.