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You have passed the test. Bring your ID back into the office after passing the drive test. You now join over three million licensed Oregon drivers who share our streets and highways. We welcome you to the ranks of licensed drivers and offer our hope that you will have a lifetime of safe and pleasant driving. As you continue to drive, you will want to improve the areas your examiner talked with you about and marked on the inside of this pamphlet.  \nMost new drivers start with a clean driving record - free of convictions or collisions. We hope you will keep your record clean by driving to avoid traffic convictions and collisions. One sure way to do this is to give your future driving the same care and attention that you gave it today during your test.  \nIF YOUR SCORE WAS BELOW 76 . . . Your driving during the test was carefully examined. Your final score means you need to improve your driving and meet the minimum state standards before you get a Class C license.  \nThe examiner has talked to you about the areas you need to improve. In addition, your examiner has marked these items and possibly others on the inside of this pamphlet to remind you which driving skills need improvement as observed during the test. We suggest you keep this pamphlet, talk it over with the person helping you learn to drive and review the Oregon Driver Manual.  \nIf you fail a drive test, you must wait to take another test until the next business day.  \nWe suggest you practice and improve your driving skills before attempting your next drive test. You may also want to consider taking professional driving lessons. This may provide you with more experience and better driving skills to more safely operate your vehicle on your next test.  \nIF YOUR TEST WAS NOT AT A DMV OFFICE . . . If you passed your drive test, please visit a DMV office to be issued a driver license. Third Party Testing businesses are required to send your test score to DMV within 24 hours.  \n\n| \u003Cbr>DMV\u003Cbr>DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION\u003Cbr>DRIVER AND MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICES\u003Cbr>1905 LANA AVE NE, SALEM OREGON 97314\u003Cbr>Please read this before you start your driving test . . .\u003Cbr>The test you are about to take is perhaps the most important part of your Class C driver license examination.\u003Cbr>You do not have to score a perfect 100% to pass. We know you're probably a little nervous.\u003Cbr>During the drive test your examiner will be an observer, not an advisor. Your examiner will not talk or visit with you during the test, except to give you directions. Any discussion or questions about your skills or mistakes you may make will be discussed after you return to the starting point. This way you can keep your mind on your driving. Your examiner will not trick you. You will not be asked to do anything against the law, nor will you be asked to do anything that is not a part of driving in today's traffic. You may ask your examiner to repeat any direction. If you have any questions about the test, please ask before the test starts.\u003Cbr>During the test, the examiner will make notes on the test score sheet. The key items to be checked are listed inside this pamphlet. You may want to review them now. You have 100 points at the start of the test. Points will be taken off for driving errors the examiner observes. Your examiner will explain your test results to you when the test ends.\u003Cbr>The test has only one purpose – to help make sure those who are licensed to drive know how to drive safely and legally.\u003Cbr>Your examiner will inspect your vehicle to ensure the vehicle equipment needed during the drive test is safe, legal and in working order. If your vehicle is not properly registered or does not have operable equipment or safety belts, the test will be rescheduled.\u003Cbr>Smoking is not allowed during the drive test. Properly adjust your mirrors. Please turn off your electronic devices such as radio, cell phone, GPS, etc. Photos during the drive are not allowed. No passengers or pets ","cbCaipgpKaRoomR0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipgpKaRoomR0","pdf",1458049,"English","# What to Do Before the Drive Test\n## Exam purpose and examiner role\n## Vehicle inspection and rescheduling\n## Prohibited actions and vehicle rules\n# Score Results and Next Steps\n## If your score was 76 or better\n## If your score was below 76\n## If your test was not at a DMV office\n# Improvement Areas and Immediate Failure Grounds\n## Turning intersections, right of way, and speed\n## Parking, backing, re-entry, and lane change\n## Lack of attention and unsafe driving","[{\"question\":\"What happens during the Oregon Class C drive test if you have questions or need directions?\",\"answer\":\"Your examiner is an observer and will only give directions during the test. Any discussion about skills or mistakes happens after you return to the starting point, and you may ask for directions to be repeated before the test starts if needed.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the DMV explain passing versus failing based on your score?\",\"answer\":\"A score of 76 or better means you have passed and you will receive instructions on joining licensed drivers and improving areas marked in the pamphlet. A score below 76 means you must improve your driving and meet minimum state standards before getting a Class C license.\"},{\"question\":\"What should you do if you fail the drive test?\",\"answer\":\"If you fail, you must wait until the next business day to take another test. The DMV suggests practicing and improving your driving skills, and considering professional driving lessons for better readiness.\"}]","Oregon Class C Driver License Drive Test - Score Guidance and Test Preparation | PDF"]