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These flashcards cover key terms and concepts from the Oregon Driver Manual for 2026-2027, focusing on driver safety, traffic regulations, and licensure requirements.
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REAL ID
A federally accepted form of identification required to board commercial flights in the U.S. after May 2025.
Regulatory Signs
Traffic signs that enforce legal requirements, often with red and white indicating prohibitive actions.
Yield
A traffic sign advising drivers to slow down and give right of way to others.
Lane Travel
The rules governing the direction vehicles must travel in marked lanes.
Space Cushion
The distance maintained between vehicles to allow for safety and reaction time.
Speed Limit
The maximum speed considered safe under ideal driving conditions.
Flashing Red Signal
A traffic signal that indicates a stop is required, treated like a stop sign.
Roundabout
A circular intersection where traffic flows counterclockwise around a center island.
Defensive Driving
Driving with awareness and caution, anticipating potential hazards.
Driving Under the Influence (DUII)
Operating a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs, illegal in Oregon.
Child Safety Seat
A specially designed seat required for infants and young children for safety in vehicles.
Emergency Vehicle
Any vehicle that responds to emergencies, requiring motorists to yield right of way.
Traffic Collision Reporting
The requirement to stop and exchange information following a vehicle accident.
Parking Regulations
Laws governing where and how vehicles may be parked.
Human Trafficking
An illegal trade involving forced labor or exploitation, requiring public vigilance.
Blind Spot
Areas around a vehicle not visible to the driver, making safe lane changes challenging.
Vision Test
An assessment conducted by the DMV to ensure drivers can see adequately to drive.
Comprehensive Insurance
Insurance that covers bodily injury and property damage in the event of an accident.