Oregon DMV driving test, OR drivers license, CDL, motorcycle practice test
OR Driver Practice Test
this test contains questions that are similar to ones that will appear on the actual Oregon DMV test and will help you pass your Oregon Drivers's permit test with flying colors.
OR Motorcycle Practice Test
learn everything you need to know to ride a motorbike. Get ready to your DMV's written test to obtain your Oregon motorcycle license.
OR CDL Practice Test
be well prepared for your CDL test. Get familiar with all the questions to get your Oregon commercial driver license.
How Driver-Start can help you to get your Oregon Driver's permit?
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Oregon road rules theory can be learn and memorized by Oregon DMV's flash cards or DMV Oregon's list of questions option or both. Choose whatever options works best for you. Become better driver in Oregon.
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You can challenge your knowledge of theory by our DMV Oregon's mock test or DMV Oregon's marathon test for unlimited times for free. More you challenge yourself more you will learn Oregon DMV's driving rules.
Read PDF Oregon DMV's manual
Reading DMV's manual gives you understanding of all main principles and rules of driving in Oregon state. We suggest to read a Oregon DMV's manual for better results and better understanding of what driving is.
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How to Obtain a Driver’s License in OR
Automobile License
Drivers wishing to operate motor vehicles in the territory of Oregon will need to obtain a driver’s license issued by the state.
If you are under 18, you will first need to get a learner’s permit. To get started, follow the next steps:
- be 15 to 17 years of old;
- fill out a driving application and present your parent’s or guardian’s approval of your enrollment;
- bring in your identification documents and social security number;
- undergo a vision screening;
- complete OR driver knowledge test.
Next step is to apply for a provisional driver’s license. You will have to:
- be 16 or 17 years of age;
- hold a learner’s permit for six months (note that you are allowed to submit a learner’s permit issued by any state and the District of Columbia);
- practice 50 hours of driving if you have completed a certified traffic safety course, and 100 hours if you haven’t;
- submit your identification documents;
- undergo a vision screening;
- pass a driving road test.
Once you obtained your provisional license, you can qualify for a full one. After successfully passing a vision screening, written and driving tests and paying a $60 fee, you will get your license issued.
Motorcycle License
All Oregon residents aged 16 can apply for a motorcycle learner’s permit. They can also qualify for motorcycle endorsements: restricted or unrestricted. Note that if you already have a motorcycle endorsement from another state or the District of Columbia, you can transfer it without having to pass an Oregon-approved driver’s training.
The major requirement towards first-time applicants is to enroll and successfully complete a Team Oregon driver training course. You are issued your motorcycle endorsements after you pass knowledge and driving tests. No fees for the tests are required.
Commercial Driver’s License
Depending on the commercial vehicle you wish to drive, you will have to obtain a Class A, B or C commercial driver’s license. The first step in this process is getting a CDL instruction permit, which allows you to practice driving for your commercial drive test.
To qualify, you will have to:
- be 18 years old;
- already hold a non-commercial driver’s license;
- bring in your identification documents, proofs of US citizenship and residency and social security card;
- undergo vision screening;
- complete CDL written permit test;
- undergo a medical check.
To obtain a commercial driver’s license, you will have to:
- reach the age of 18;
- already hold a non-commercial license;
- provide the same documents as in the above step;
- agree to a vision screening;
- pass knowledge and driving tests.
Upon successfully meeting these requirements, you will be given a temporary license, and your permanent one will be sent to you in the mail.
Driver-Start.com helps you get ready for your written and driving exams. We feature a wealth of study guides, exam questions and online learner’s permit tests which will definitely help you get your driver’s license on the first try. We also have a mobile app that you can download from App Store or Google Play
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