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Look out for pedestrians, traffic signals and signs, bicycles, and anything else which might affect your driving.  \nDo you have control of the car?  \nOther drivers should not have to swerve or stop suddenly because of your mistakes. Drive defensively, watch for other drivers, and know the right-of-way laws listed in the Oregon Driver Manual.  \nHow’s your speed?  \nYou should drive at about the same speed as other traffic but not go above the speed limit.  \nDo you signal properly?  \nYou must signal for all turns and lane changes. Practice so that signaling becomes just another good driving habit.  \nDo you make proper lane changes?  \nYou must know when and how to complete a lane change safely, smoothly and easily. The examiner won’t tell you when to change lanes to prepare for a turn. Remember to check your vehicle’s left or right rear blind spot by turning your head before changing lanes.  \nCan you turn?  \nYou must be in the correct lane and driving at the proper speed for every turn. You need to know the laws about turning from and onto one-way streets and turns on red lights.  \nUnexpected obstacles  \nWatch for pedestrians, cars pulling out and into traffic, bicycles, and other traffic. Drive defensively and be ready to react to unexpected situations.  \nControlled intersections  \nThese intersections have “stop” or “yield”signs, flashing red or yellow lights, or a full red-yellow-green signal.  \nUncontrolled intersections  \nThese intersections don’t have signs, so you must use your judgment on who yields or stops. Be a defensive driver and prepare to yield as necessary.  \nYielding  \nKnow when to slow down and yield, when to come to a full stop and the right-of-way laws. Also know how to merge and yield when entering a freeway. Know special laws about pedestrians.  \nODOTis an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. This information can be made available in an alternative format by contacting a local ODOT/DMVfield office. ODOT does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or access to our programs, services, activities, hiring, and employment practices. Questions: 1-877-336-6368 (EEO-ODOT).  \nARE YOU READY?  \nThe key to passing your drive test is being prepared. Study the Oregon Driver Manual and, above all, practice, practice, practice. You should be comfortable driving on residential streets as well as in city traffic. If you know the rules of the road and use them  \nwhen you drive, you will develop good driving habits that will help you on your test.  \nGET SET....  \nCall your local DMV office to make an appointment. You can locate the DMV office nearest to you online [at](at www.oregondmv.com)[ www.oregondmv.com](at www.oregondmv.com). You should call at least two to three weeks before you want to take your test. Eligible customers now have the choice to take drive tests through a certified third party drive tester. Please visit [http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/](http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/)[ ](http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/)DMV/pages/driverid/ClassCTestingBusiness.aspx for more information. Have all your documents signed and ready before you go to DMV. Check the equipment on the vehicle you will be using.  \nGO!!!  \nYou might be a little nervous when it comes time for the test. Most people are. If you remember the driving tips in this fact sheet and the Oregon Driver Manual and have practiced, you have a good chance of passing on the first try. 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