Oregon: Distracted Driving Questions
4 real, verified Oregon driving-test questions on distracted driving, each with the correct answer and a full explanation below. Want to practice these interactively instead? Start a Distracted Driving practice round.
1. In Oregon, may a driver under 18 use a cell phone at all while operating a vehicle?
Why: It is illegal for drivers under 18 to use a cell phone or other mobile electronic device at all while driving -- it must be turned off or put in the back seat and ignored.
2. What is required of an Oregon driver 18 or older who wants to use a cell phone while driving?
Why: Drivers 18 or older must use a hands-free accessory to use a cell phone or other mobile electronic device, and the accessory must only require minimal use of a finger to activate or deactivate the device.
3. Is it legal to have a TV or tablet screen visible to the driver while driving in Oregon?
Why: It is illegal in Oregon to have a TV, tablet, or other video display visible to the driver while driving.
4. How loud can a car radio or sound system legally be played while driving in Oregon?
Why: It is illegal in Oregon to play a radio or other sound system loud enough to be heard 50 feet away from the vehicle.
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