SAAQ Class 5 Mock Exam 2

All 30 questions in this test

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1. On a 70 km/h road with no sidewalk, a person is walking on the shoulder toward you. What minimum distance must you leave as you meet them?

   1. 1.5 metres
   2. 50 centimetres
   3. 1 metre
   4. 3 metres

2. When measured with a photometer, at least how much light must the side windows on either side of the driver let through?

   1. 50%
   2. 85%
   3. 70%
   4. 35%

3. A steep hill warning sign for cyclists is posted ahead. What grade does it indicate?

   1. Greater than 8%
   2. Greater than 10%
   3. Greater than 6%
   4. Greater than 4%

4. A pedestrian wants to get to the opposite corner of an intersection. When may they cross diagonally?

   1. Whenever the light is green in their direction
   2. Only when a sign or signal allows it
   3. Only at night
   4. Whenever no cars are coming

5. A work truck ahead of you displays this lit signal on its rear. What should you do?

   
   1. Move to the lane on the side the arrow points
   2. Pass on the side opposite the arrow
   3. Use the shoulder to get around it
   4. Stop behind the truck until it moves

6. You see this sign on your way into a work zone. What does it warn you about?

   
   1. A school crossing guard is ahead
   2. A flagperson is directing traffic ahead
   3. A parade route is ahead
   4. A railway crossing is ahead

7. You are behind a slow car on a two-way road divided by two solid yellow lines side by side. May you cross them to pass?

   1. Yes, if no car is coming
   2. Yes, but only during daylight
   3. Yes, if the car is under the limit
   4. No, these lines may not be crossed to pass

8. Your learner's licence is revoked because you reached 4 demerit points. What is the minimum time before you can get a new one?

   1. Three months
   2. Twelve months
   3. Six months
   4. One month

9. Your plastic photo licence is designed to last four years. How often must you pay the licence fee?

   1. Only when you get a notice
   2. Every two years
   3. Every year
   4. Every four years

10. What fine range applies to passing a school bus while its flashing lights are operating?

    1. $1,000 to $3,000
    2. $100 to $200
    3. $200 to $300
    4. $60 to $100

11. You merge onto the highway and accelerate to cruising speed. What happens to your field of vision?

    1. It widens only to the sides
    2. It becomes narrower
    3. It stays exactly the same
    4. It becomes wider

12. A Québec resident is injured in a car crash that was partly their own fault. Who compensates them for their bodily injuries?

    1. Only the other driver, through a lawsuit
    2. No one, since they were partly at fault
    3. The SAAQ, regardless of fault
    4. The at-fault driver's private insurer

13. A driver with no previous offence is caught with a BAC of 0.17. Besides the 90-day licence suspension, how long is the vehicle impounded?

    1. 90 days
    2. 30 days
    3. It is not impounded
    4. 7 days

14. On a multi-lane one-way road, when may you pass another vehicle on its right?

    1. When the right lane is moving faster
    2. When it has its hazard lights on
    3. When it is driving below the limit
    4. When it is turning left

15. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. No parking at any time on this road
    2. Stop here and wait for a signal
    3. The road is closed to trucks only
    4. No vehicle may enter this road or lane

16. No sign is posted at the intersection. Where in Québec are you still not allowed to turn right on a red light?

    1. In every school zone
    2. On every one-way street
    3. On the island of Montréal
    4. In Québec City

17. You are on a divided road with a raised median. A school bus on the other side has its red lights flashing. What must you do?

    1. Continue with care; you need not stop
    2. Stop at least 5 metres from the bus
    3. Stop until its lights turn off
    4. Slow to 20 km/h until you pass it

18. A 15-year-old rides a moped. What rule applies to carrying passengers?

    1. They may carry a passenger aged 15 or older
    2. They may carry one passenger in daylight
    3. They may not carry any passenger
    4. They may carry a passenger with a helmet

19. One prescribed limit combines 2.5 ng of THC per ml of blood with alcohol. At what blood alcohol level does it apply?

    1. 50 mg per 100 ml or more
    2. 30 mg per 100 ml or more
    3. 20 mg per 100 ml or more
    4. 80 mg per 100 ml or more

20. A solid yellow line separates your lane from oncoming traffic. You want to turn left into a private driveway. What is the rule?

    1. You must drive to an intersection first
    2. You may cross the line to make the turn
    3. You may cross only if a sign allows it
    4. You must make a U-turn further on

21. Maya is 21 and has just received her full Class 5 driver's licence. Which demerit point total would trigger revocation for her?

    1. 4 points
    2. 12 points
    3. 8 points
    4. 15 points

22. On a Québec road, what does a yellow line between two lanes tell you about the traffic in them?

    1. One lane is reserved for buses and taxis
    2. Both lanes go the same direction
    3. Traffic in them goes opposite ways
    4. The road is about to narrow

23. A vehicle is seized after its driver is caught street racing for a second time. How long is it impounded?

    1. 90 days
    2. 60 days
    3. 30 days
    4. 7 days

24. Roughly how much of the information you need to drive safely do you gather with your eyes?

    1. About 70%
    2. About 75%
    3. About 50%
    4. About 90%

25. An injured driver is sitting in a crashed car. There is no fire and traffic has been stopped. Should you move them?

    1. No, leave them where they are
    2. Yes, lay them flat on the road
    3. Yes, sit them on the shoulder
    4. Yes, move them into your own car

26. You turn left from a two-way road onto another two-way road. Which lane should you turn into?

    1. The lane closest to the curb
    2. Any lane that is clear
    3. The far right lane of the road
    4. The nearest lane, furthest to the left

27. You are driving at night with high beams on. When must you switch to low beams for an oncoming car?

    1. Within 60 metres of it
    2. Within 150 metres of it
    3. Only when it flashes its lights
    4. Within 300 metres of it

28. At an intersection you see this sign for your direction of travel. Which statement is correct?

    
    1. You must go straight; nothing else is allowed
    2. You may go straight after a full stop
    3. You may go straight or turn right
    4. Going straight is suggested, not required

29. You are on a highway in the lane under this sign. What does it mean for you?

    
    1. Your lane must take the exit
    2. Your lane is for trucks only
    3. Your lane ends after the exit
    4. Your lane continues past the exit

30. During which period must passenger vehicles registered in Québec be fitted with winter tires?

    1. November 15 to April 15
    2. December 15 to March 1
    3. October 15 to May 1
    4. December 1 to March 15