Pre-Trip Inspection:
- Before starting the driving test, you will be asked to perform a pre-trip safety inspection of your vehicle.
Entering and Exiting:
- You'll start by entering and exiting the DMV parking lot, demonstrating proper signaling and control of the vehicle.
Driving on Main Roads:
- You will be required to drive on main roads or streets, following the posted speed limits.
Turns:
- Left and right turns will be part of the test. You will need to signal, check your mirrors and blind spots, and execute turns safely.
Multi-Lane Roads:
- You may be asked to drive on multi-lane roads, changing lanes as necessary and maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles.
Traffic Control:
- You will encounter various traffic control devices such as stop signs, red lights, and yield signs during your test. Proper adherence to these signs and signals is essential.
Parking:
- You may be required to parallel park or perform a three-point turn during your test.
School Zone:
- Driving in a school zone may also be included, where you'll need to be extra cautious and follow the reduced speed limit.
Residential Areas:
- You might drive through residential areas, where slower speeds and increased attention to pedestrians and cyclists are expected.
Curves and Intersections:
- During the test route, you may encounter curves and intersections, where proper signaling, yielding, and speed control are crucial.
Ending the Test:
- The test will conclude when you safely return to the DMV testing area.
It's important to note that these are general points and the actual test route may vary. Driving examiners will assess your knowledge and skills in various traffic situations, ensuring that you demonstrate safe driving practices. Make sure to be familiar with the Oregon Driver Manual, rules of the road, and practice before your driving test to increase your chances of success.
