On smooth, dry pavement, about how far does a car at 50 km/h travel before it stops, counting perception and reaction?
NWT Class 7 Mock Exam 4
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On smooth, dry pavement, about how far does a car at 50 km/h travel before it stops, counting perception and reaction?
- About 108 m
- About 37 m
- About 18 m
- About 76 m
What does this sign warn of?
- A side road on the right
- A Y intersection ahead
- A dead end ahead
- A T intersection ahead
Your aunt has held a full Class 5 licence for 18 months. Can she supervise you while you drive on your Class 7?
- Yes, 12 months is enough
- No, she needs at least 24 months
- No, she needs at least five years
- Yes, any full licence holder can
You plan to leave a two-lane traffic circle at the first exit. Which lane should you use?
- The right-hand lane
- The left-hand lane
- The inside lane, then move over
- Either lane
You are at the end of an acceleration lane and the gap you wanted closes. What should you avoid?
- Checking your mirrors again
- Keeping your signal on
- Adjusting your speed to find a gap
- Stopping at the end of the lane
You face a flashing green light. Opposing traffic has a red. What must you still do?
- Yield to pedestrians and vehicles in the intersection
- Nothing, since the flashing green gives you full right-of-way
- Stop before going straight
- Turn right only
What does this sign tell you?
- Traffic may move only in the arrow's direction
- A sharp curve to the right is ahead
- You must turn right at the very next intersection
- Traffic merges from the right
What do you need to move from Class 5P to a full Class 5?
- Pass a second road test at 16
- Be at least 17 with fewer than 6 demerits
- Hold the 5P for six months
- Be at least 18 with no demerit points at all
As you approach a green light, the pedestrian signal changes from walk to don't walk. What does that suggest?
- Pedestrians have the right-of-way
- You must stop immediately
- The light will stay green longer
- The light may soon turn amber
You are passing a slow truck on a two-lane highway posted at 90 km/h. How fast may you go while passing?
- Up to 110 km/h briefly
- As fast as needed to finish
- No faster than 90 km/h
- Up to 100 km/h briefly
You face a steady red light. There is no stop line or crosswalk. Where must you stop?
- Beside the signal pole
- In the middle of the intersection
- Past the first crosswalk
- Before entering the intersection
How close may you park in front of a stop sign at the side of the road?
- No closer than 5 m
- No closer than 3 m
- No closer than 10 m
- No closer than 15 m
What does this sign mean?
- Parking lot ahead
- No parking
- Parking for permit holders
- Pick-up and drop-off only
On a rural highway the centre line is solid yellow on your side. May you pass the slow vehicle ahead?
- Yes, if you stay under the limit
- Yes, but only during daylight
- Yes, if the road ahead looks clear
- No, passing is not allowed
You reach a yield sign and there are no vehicles or pedestrians to yield to. What may you do?
- Go through without stopping
- Wait three seconds, then go
- Stop fully, then go
- Sound your horn, then go
How should you get into a car that is parallel parked on a street?
- Enter from the passenger side always
- Approach from the front, facing traffic
- Approach from behind, back to traffic
- Open the door wide and wait
When merging onto a highway, when may you move into the gap you chose?
- Before the solid white line ends
- As soon as you enter the ramp
- Only when no vehicle is in sight
- After you pass the solid white line
When driving, what is meant by your vehicle's blind spot?
- A dark section of highway
- A spot hidden by sun glare
- The area right in front of the hood
- An area you cannot see in your mirrors
You see this sign on a two-lane road. What should you do?
- Move right to make room for passing
- Be ready to merge left as the lane ends
- Stop and wait for a gap
- Speed up to pass before the merge
A truck ahead displays an over-dimensional load sign. What should you keep in mind?
- It has the right-of-way everywhere
- You must not pass it at all
- Use caution if you pass it
- It must travel in the left lane
Who may set the hours and speed of a school zone in an NWT community?
- Each school principal, through a notice
- The RCMP detachment
- The school bus operator
- The municipality, through bylaws
Driving fast on a very wet road, what is hydroplaning?
- Ice forming under the vehicle
- Tires riding on a layer of water
- Brakes overheating on a hill
- Wheels spinning on gravel
What does this sign warn of?
- The road may be slippery when wet
- Do not stop on the shoulder
- Watch for ice on bridges
- The road curves sharply
What is the main purpose of yellow warning signs?
- To warn of possible hazards ahead
- To state rules you must obey
- To give direction and distance
- To show roadside services
The brake warning light on your dashboard comes on while you are driving. What should you do?
- Pump the brakes hard
- Pull over as soon as it is safe
- Keep driving and check it later
- Turn the engine off right away
What does this sign warn you about?
- A traffic signal is ahead
- A four-way stop is behind you
- A school bus stop is ahead
- A stop sign is ahead
You are stopped at a red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits it. What may you do?
- Turn only with a green arrow
- Turn without stopping if the way is clear
- Turn after a full stop, yielding first
- Wait for the green light
Your car has broken down and a stranger stops and offers you a ride. What does the manual advise?
- Let your passengers go with them
- Accept the ride to the next town
- Ride along if they seem friendly
- Ask them to call for help instead
How long is the suspension for a GDL driver who reaches 12 or more demerit points?
- Six months
- One year
- One month
- Three months
Unless a sign says otherwise, what is the maximum speed on a primary highway outside a settlement or municipality in the NWT?
- 100 km/h
- 110 km/h
- 90 km/h
- 80 km/h
Traffic is building up behind you because you are driving well below the limit. What does the manual suggest?
- Speed up past the limit
- Turn on your hazard lights
- Drive on the shoulder
- Pull over and let traffic pass
In a city, town or village, where are you not allowed to back a vehicle?
- Into a marked parking stall on a street
- Into an intersection or crosswalk
- Into a garage
- Out of a driveway
What does this sign warn of?
- A lane shift for construction
- A reverse turn to the left
- A slippery road ahead
- A winding road ahead
When is it hardest to see animals near the road?
- In bright sunshine
- At midday
- At dusk and dawn
- After a rainstorm
A no parking sign has an arrow under the symbol. What does the arrow show?
- Where parking is not allowed
- Which way traffic flows
- Which side has free parking
- Where the nearest lot is
What do arrows painted in a lane tell you?
- Where the lane will end
- Which movements are allowed from that lane
- Which way the wind is blowing
- How fast you should travel while in the lane
You turn right onto a street with several lanes. Which lane should you turn into?
- The first available lane on the right
- The lane nearest the centre
- The left lane, then move right
- Any lane that is open
A reserved lane sign shows a bus symbol along with hours and days. What does that mean?
- Any vehicle may use the lane only at those times
- The lane is reserved for buses only at those times
- Buses must stop in the lane at those times
- The lane is closed to all traffic at those times
What does this sign warn of?
- A runaway lane ahead
- A steep hill ahead
- Trucks entering the road
- A truck route
You trade in your car for a new one and keep your old plate. How soon must you transfer the registration?
- Within 90 days
- Within 30 days
- Within 14 days
- Within 7 days
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