You want to make a U-turn but traffic is heavy. What does the manual suggest?
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You want to make a U-turn but traffic is heavy. What does the manual suggest?
- Make it quickly in a gap
- Use your hazard lights and turn
- Drive around the block instead
- Turn from the right lane
Does the first vehicle to enter an uncontrolled intersection automatically have the right-of-way?
- No, entering first does not give it
- Only if it is a larger vehicle
- Yes, always
- Yes, if it is going straight
You come to this sign at an intersection. What must you do?
- Sound your horn and go through slowly
- Slow down and go if no one is coming
- Stop only if cross traffic is present
- Stop, and go only when it is absolutely safe
How much does it cost to change the address on your licence?
- A fee set by each office
- Half the licence fee
- The same as a renewal
- There is no fee
You are involved in an accident. Who, besides a police officer, must you show your licence to?
- Every witness at the scene
- No one but the police
- The tow truck driver
- The other driver involved
What is the result of disobeying a regulatory sign?
- Your vehicle is inspected
- You receive a warning only
- Nothing, they are advice only
- You commit an offence
What does it mean to overdrive your headlights?
- Drive too fast to stop within the lit distance
- Leave your headlights on after you have parked
- Aim your headlights too high
- Use high beams in town
At 48 km/h, about how far does your car travel during your reaction time, before the brakes are even applied?
- About 2 m
- About 10 m
- About 24 m
- About 50 m
You are turning right on a green light and a pedestrian is crossing with the green. Who has the right-of-way?
- Whoever entered first
- The pedestrian
- You, if you signalled early
- You, because your light is green
What does this sign warn you of?
- A truck route begins here
- A weigh scale is ahead
- Trucks may enter the road ahead
- Trucks are not allowed on this road
You want to turn left at an intersection where this sign is posted. What should you do?
- Turn left after a full stop
- Do not turn left here
- Turn left only on a green arrow
- Turn left if there are no pedestrians
You realize you have just missed your freeway exit. What should you do?
- Keep going and take the next exit
- Stop and back up to the exit
- Stop on the shoulder and wait
- Make a U-turn across the median
Why should you avoid changing lanes in an intersection?
- It damages the pavement markings
- It is allowed only on green
- Others can't tell if you are turning
- Intersections are always one lane
Which of these is a typical sign of a driver who has been drinking?
- Keeping a steady speed
- Stopping fully at stop signs
- Signalling every single lane change well in advance
- Failing to dim headlights for oncoming traffic
What does this sign mean?
- Two lanes merge ahead
- Passing is permitted when clear
- Passing is not permitted
- Keep to the right lane only
A speed sign warns of a change in the speed limit ahead. What is it telling you?
- Speed is checked by radar ahead
- The speed limit ends here
- You may now drive faster
- A lower speed zone is coming up
Why does the manual say to use extra caution on a road marked with a winding road sign?
- Trucks are not allowed
- Passing is restricted
- The speed limit is higher
- The surface is always gravel
According to the Nunavut manual, what is the colour blue used for on signs?
- Off-road facilities
- Construction warnings
- Directional guidance and route numbers
- School signs and service information
An oncoming car's bright headlights are blinding you. Where should you look?
- At the centre line
- Straight into the headlights
- Toward the right edge of the road
- At your speedometer
At a red light there is no stop line and no crosswalk. Where must you stop?
- Halfway into the intersection
- Beside the traffic light
- Five metres past the corner
- Before you enter the intersection
What does this sign mean?
- Right turns are not permitted
- Right turns allowed on red only
- Right lane ends ahead
- Keep right of the island ahead
An ambulance with flashing red lights and a siren is coming up behind you. What must you do?
- Pull to the right edge, clear of intersections, and stop
- Move to the left lane and slow down
- Speed up to keep ahead of it
- Stop right where you are in your lane, even in an intersection
Signs of this colour are used for what purpose?
- School zones
- Services available in a community
- Road construction and maintenance
- Off-road facilities
What does this sign warn you of?
- A sharp curve ahead
- A truck entrance ahead
- A runaway lane ahead
- A steep hill ahead
Why can you not always rely on pavement markings during a Nunavut winter?
- They are removed every fall
- They change colour in the cold
- They are not used outside towns
- Snow and ice can cover them
Which colour on a sign indicates a general warning or danger?
- Green
- Brown
- Yellow
- White
Outside a community at night, does the basic speed limit drop below the daytime limit?
- Yes, it drops to 80 km/h
- No, it stays at 90 km/h
- Yes, to 60 km/h
- Yes, to 70 km/h
Your light has just turned green. What should you do before going?
- Go right away to keep traffic moving
- Check left, right and ahead for late runners
- Wait for the car beside you to go
- Sound your horn to warn others
You are using a hand signal for a turn. When should you stop signalling with your arm?
- After the turn is complete
- Only once you stop
- Before you start turning
- Halfway through the turn
According to studies in the manual, in what share of fatal accidents had at least one driver been drinking?
- About 5%
- About 90%
- About 50%
- About 20%
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