What is meant by the "right to redress "? a. The consumer has the right to repeat any transaction. b. The consumer has the right to replacement of damaged goods. c. The consumer has the right to hear back from businesses that they contact. d. The consumer has the right to fair settlement of disputes.

Oregon law has special requirements for young boaters. When is a boater required to have a supervising person who is at least 18 years old and has a valid Boating Safety Education Card? A if he or she is 6 to 9 years of age and operating a boat B if he or she is 9 to 12 years of age and operating a boat C if he or she is 12 to 15 years of age and operating a PWC D if he or she is 15 to 19 years of age and D operating a PWC

On a single-lane road, who must yield if two vehicles meet each other head on? The larger vehicle must give way to the smaller vehicle. The vehicle facing uphill must yield to the vehicle facing downhill. The vehicle facing downhill must yield to the vehicle facing uphill.

22. Which of the following would be considered a protected party under Familial Status? An unmarried person A person with a dependent A person under the age of 18 A person 55 or older

(?) Which of the following are results of ethical conduct? Select all that apply. Disciplinary action Better reputation Lower salaries Higher customer satisfaction Legal problems

What is the burden of proof in a criminal case? Beyond a reasonable doubt By a preponderance of the evidence More likely than not Whatever your gut feeling tells you

What is a protected left turn signal? A turn lane surrounded by guard rails. A multi-lane piece of road that allows for multiple vehicles to turn left at the same time. Left turn made on a green arrow, while oncoming traffic is stopped. A signal that allows you to make left turns, even during a red light.

Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Choose the category below that the above fact relates to. Red Light Green Light Any Light Color Yellow Light

What is prohibited on the wheels of motor vehicles to prevent highway damage? decorative rims wide tires low-profile tires studs or spikes

The difference between DUI and DWI is: Minors can be charged with DUI for any detectable amount of alcohol.Anyone can be charged for DWI with a BAC of $0.08\% $ or higher. Minors can be charged for DUI if they have a BAC over $0.05\% $ Anyone can be charged for DWI with a BAC of $0.07\% $ or higher. Minors can be charged for DUI if they have a BAC of over $0.06\% $ Anyone can be charged for DWI with a BAC of $0.09\% $ or higher. Minors can be charged for DUI if they have a BAC of over $0.04\% $ Anyone can be charged for DWI with a BAC of $0.06\% $ or higher.

What is the maximum height allowed for a vehicle including its load according to state law? 10 feet 12 feet 14 feet 15 feet