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Welcome to the Oregon CDL practice test site. You can take these practice test questions as many times as you like, as all of the driving practice tests on this site are completely free. The questions are all derived from the Oregon CDL driving manual and should help you prepare for the official Oregon CDL test. You will be presented with 40 questions and you must answer 34 questions correctly to pass. There is a 50-minute time limit. You may not go back once you answer a question. Click the "Start Test" button below to begin. 

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You should be in the proper gear before going down a hill because:

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On the Hazardous Materials Table, column 1 shows:

3 / 40

How do you supply air to the trailer tanks?

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What might happen if you swing wide to the left before you turn right?

5 / 40

For any flatbed load you must have at least ____ tie downs.

6 / 40

Why does it take special skills to haul a tank vehicle?

7 / 40

How high should you crank the landing gear?

8 / 40

This item should not be rusted, bent, or damaged and centered over evenly spaced tires and dual wheels.

9 / 40

What does it mean when the safety valve releases air?

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If hazardous material is spilling from your vehicle, do not move your vehicle:

11 / 40

Take extra caution when driving smooth bore tanks during:

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This component should be checked that it is solid, securely bolted to the tracture frame, and clear of objects.

13 / 40

What is the best way to stop all skids?

14 / 40

Your engine runs a pump when you are delivering compressed gas. Should you turn off your engine before or after you unhook the hoses after finishing that delivery?

15 / 40

Play of the steering wheel should not exceed:

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What is the first thing to do if your vehicle catches fire while driving?

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It is important for driving safety to always be looking ahead. Which of the following is NOT a recommended time/distance that you should be looking ahead?

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For emergency braking when driving a double trailer and having to use your brakes to avoid a collision is to:

19 / 40

What is a king pin?

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To transport cargo safely, which of these are you NOT responsible for?

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What keeps air in the tanks should the air compressor develop a leak?

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What placards, if any, do you need if your load includes 20 pounds of Division 2.3 gas and 1,001 pounds of flammable gas?

23 / 40

A minimum tread depth of 2/32 inch is required for:

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Which of the following factors is NOT used to determine your safe speed when going down a long steep downgrade?

25 / 40

Why should you not use the trailer hand brake to straighten out a jack knifing trailer?

26 / 40

There must not be more than_____for engine compartment belts.

27 / 40

If a rider wants to bring a car battery or a can of gasoline or kerosene aboard your bus, you should:

28 / 40

You should check your mirrors while making a lane change:

29 / 40

If you do become sleepy while driving, you should _____.

30 / 40

The object that doesn't get checked at the side of the trailer is the:

31 / 40

Students exit the bus and walk:

32 / 40

What product is typically carried in a liquid tank trailer without baffles?

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Select the action that is not recommended when driving on slippery roads:

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To test the security of the tractor semi trailer connection you should:

35 / 40

Which seats not securely fastened to the bus are usually allowed?

36 / 40

____is what can legally hold the parking brake or emergency brake in position for a bus, truck, or truck tractor.

37 / 40

Why are you required to take an exam about air brakes?

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Which of the following statements is FALSE?

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You should_____to make an emergency stop with air brakes when using the stab braking method.

40 / 40

Select the two things that are important in preventing a rollover:

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How To Get An oregon Commercial Drivers License

To be eligible for a CDL in Oregon, applicants must meet the following age eligibility requirements.

  • Be at least 18 years old to operate a commercial vehicle intrastate (within Oregon only).
  • Be at least 21 years old to operate a commercial vehicle interstate (outside of Oregon).

Oregon CDL applicants must be medically certified that they are physically capable of operating a commercial vehicle and pass a vision test. Oregon applicants must have the forms signed by a CDL-certified doctor.

Applicants are required to submit Form MCSA-5876, a Medical Examiner’s Certificate and Form 735-7369, a Self-Certification of CMV Driving Type.

All required paperwork must be completed before applying for a CDL. These documents must be brought to the appointment at the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles.

Drivers who have had their licenses revoked, suspended, denied or canceled are not eligible for a CDL in Oregon. Applicants can be disqualified for having multiple licenses.

Oregon CDL Endorsements

  • H – Hazmat Vehicles
  • N – Tank Vehicles
  • P – Passenger Vehicles
  • S – School Bus
  • T – Double or Triple Trailer
  • X – Combination Tank Vehicles and Hazmat Vehicles

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oregon CDL License Test Tips

All Oregon CDL applicants must pass the general knowledge test prior to taking the skills test. This test consists of 50 questions. To pass the Oregon test, applicants must score 80 percent or higher. Applicants who require additional endorsements must pass additional tests and pay the required fees. The Oregon skills test can be taken 14 days after applicants pass the knowledge test. It includes a pre-trip vehicle inspection, basic control skills and on-road driving. Applicants must pass each section.

Military veterans and current military members can apply to have the skills exam waived if they meet the requirements.

To qualify for a waiver, applicants must:

  • Be active duty military personnel.
  • Operate a commercial vehicle as part of their military duties.
  • Have been discharged from the military within the past 12 months of applying for a CDL.
  • Submit an Application for CDL Skills Test Waiver.

Additional Information

Information on the Oregon Department of Transportation

The Oregon Department of Transportation administers CDL license regulations in Oregon. To get more information contact them via:

Website: https://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/DMV/Pages/DriverID/CDLget.aspx

Phone: 503.945.5000

 

Additional Oregon CDL Helpful Links

Please use the links below to access Oregon CDL testing resources and to learn more about practice driving tests for the state of Oregon.