You are driving on a rural road and see this sign. What should you expect?
SAAQ Class 5 Mock Exam 3
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You are driving on a rural road and see this sign. What should you expect?
- A traffic light just ahead
- A railway crossing ahead
- Road work with a flagperson
- A stop sign further ahead
A vehicle is seized after its driver is caught street racing for a second time. How long is it impounded?
- 90 days
- 60 days
- 30 days
- 7 days
Walking home, you notice the crosswalk at a corner with a stop sign is white, while one in the middle of the block is yellow. Why the difference?
- White marks crossings without a signal
- Yellow marks crossings without lights or stop signs
- White marks crossings used by cyclists
- Yellow marks crossings near schools only
What does this sign mean?
- No parking at any time on this road
- Stop here and wait for a signal
- The road is closed to trucks only
- No vehicle may enter this road or lane
A centre lane is bordered on each side by a solid and a broken yellow line, with yellow turn arrows painted in it. How may you use it?
- To park briefly for deliveries
- As a regular through lane
- Only to turn left, from either direction
- To pass slower vehicles in either direction
You want to park on the side of the street directly across from a fire station. What is the minimum distance?
- 15 metres
- 8 metres
- 3 metres
- 5 metres
A steep hill warning sign for cyclists is posted ahead. What grade does it indicate?
- Greater than 8%
- Greater than 10%
- Greater than 6%
- Greater than 4%
You want to add a tinted sun strip along the top of your windshield. What is the maximum width allowed?
- 20 cm
- 15 cm
- 10 cm
- 25 cm
Two snowmobiles collide on a trail far from any road and one rider is injured. Is the injury covered by Québec's public automobile insurance plan?
- Yes, all Québec residents are covered
- Only if the rider was not at fault
- No, since no moving car was involved
- Yes, if the trail crosses a public road
Which stopped vehicle with flashing lights is covered by Québec's Move-Over law?
- A delivery van with its flashers on
- A taxi with its hazard lights on
- A city bus at a bus stop
- A Contrôle routier Québec vehicle
What does this sign require of you?
- Stop and yield to oncoming vehicles
- Merge left because a lane is ending
- Move onto the shoulder to make room
- No special move, just extra alertness
Your plastic photo licence is designed to last four years. How often must you pay the licence fee?
- Only when you get a notice
- Every two years
- Every year
- Every four years
You are driving on a rural road posted at 90 km/h and come up behind a cyclist. How much room must you give when you pass?
- At least 1.5 metres
- At least 1 metre
- At least 3 metres
- At least 2 metres
What is the minimum cost of a first impaired-driving offence, not counting lawyer's fees and other variable costs?
- $1,750
- $500
- $1,000
- $5,000
The light ahead turns yellow while you are still far enough back to stop smoothly. What must you do?
- Slow down and roll through carefully
- Continue at the same speed
- Speed up to get through before red
- Stop before the crosswalk or stop line
Leaving a child alone in a motor vehicle is fined $60 to $100 when the child is under what age?
- 7
- 10
- 5
- 12
Which licence condition letter means the holder must follow the zero-alcohol rule?
- Y
- X
- A
- Z
What are the two federal blood THC limits for cannabis used on its own?
- 2 ng and 5 ng per ml of blood
- 5 ng and 10 ng per ml of blood
- 10 ng and 20 ng per ml of blood
- 1 ng and 3 ng per ml of blood
When you apply for a first driver's licence, how many pieces of identification must you present?
- Three
- Four
- One
- Two
Where must the licence plate be attached on an ordinary passenger car in Québec?
- On the front of the vehicle
- On the rear of the vehicle
- Inside the rear window
- On both front and rear
You drive without liability insurance and cause an accident with more than $500 in property damage. What can happen?
- Two demerit points on your record
- A $100 fine with no suspension
- A warning letter and nothing more
- Licence suspension until damage is covered
Conditions I and X both require an alcohol ignition interlock. What is the difference between them?
- I applies to cars, X applies to heavy vehicles
- I follows a criminal conviction, X a medical diagnosis
- I follows a medical diagnosis, X a criminal conviction
- I lasts one year, X lasts for life
Which colour of flashing or rotating light is reserved for police vehicles in Québec?
- Amber
- Blue
- Red
- Green
You got a ticket for an offence that carries demerit points. When are the points actually entered on your record?
- On the day you commit the offence
- When the SAAQ gets notice of the conviction
- On the day you renew your licence
- When the officer hands you the ticket
On a two-way road, you approach a tow truck stopped on the shoulder with its lights flashing. Under the Move-Over law, what should you do?
- Keep your speed and stay in your lane
- Stop on the shoulder right behind the tow truck
- Use your horn as you go by
- Slow down and move toward the centre line
To register a vehicle and drive it on Québec's public roads, what is the minimum third-party liability insurance the owner must hold?
- $50,000
- $1,000,000
- $200,000
- $25,000
A street has a no-parking sign for snow removal with orange lights attached. The lights are off. What does that mean?
- The rule applies only at night
- The sign's parking ban is not in effect
- Parking is banned all day until removal ends
- Only residents may park there
A rectangle with a yellow zigzag pattern and a broken white line on its left side is painted along the curb. What is it?
- A taxi waiting stand
- A city bus stop zone
- A disabled parking space
- A school bus loading area
You are on a multi-lane road and a red X is lit above your lane. What must you do?
- Slow down but stay in the lane
- Leave the lane; do not drive or stop in it
- Use the lane only to pass
- Stop in the lane until it turns green
What does the number on the yellow tab below this curve sign show?
- The distance to the curve in metres
- The legal minimum speed in the curve
- The speed limit for heavy trucks only
- The recommended speed for the curve
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