Yes, Oregon DMV Test Driver License is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Oregon DMV Test Driver License is free.
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1 out of 5
1 ratings in Poland
I haven’t taken a written driver’s test in many years. Going through this practice test was very eye-opening. You really do need to study. I made mistakes on answers that I have known for over 40 years driving in California and 8 years in Oregon. I would definitely recommend this app to to any one going to test in Oregon!
I think this app is very useful and easy to understand !! Definitely will recommend this app to anyone in the future!
The questions are completely different than the real test so just read the book. Also it has tons of add’s. DO NOT USE
Littered with full screen ads.
Took my drivers license test for the state of Oregon yesterday, and I only studied the night before with this app. Passed in the first 16 questions, didn’t get anything wrong.
Review Oregon Driver test app The video animations are helpful, but the most confusing scenarios are NOT illustrated. There is a narrator describing the traffic rules, making this easier for people who learn better through audio or have trouble concentrating on text. The verbal instructions, however, do not specify how far you must be able to see down the road before taking certain actions such as u-turns and the like. The Oregon Drivers Test specifically asks for these distances. When the narrator gives distances in the "Parking" video segment, he uses only "meters" - yet the official Oregon Drivers Manual gives distances only in "feet." The practice tests use US measurements, and the two I took seemed pretty good. There was one question where the answer was incorrect: how far from the curb can you be when parallel parking? The official manual says 12 inches, but the practice test accepted 18 inches as correct.
