You are on a highway in the lane under this sign. What does it mean for you?
SAAQ Class 5 Mock Exam 4
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You are on a highway in the lane under this sign. What does it mean for you?
- Your lane must take the exit
- Your lane is for trucks only
- Your lane ends after the exit
- Your lane continues past the exit
After a mechanical inspection, your car is found to need minor repairs. How long do you have to get them done?
- 30 days
- 24 hours
- 48 hours
- 7 days
A school bus ahead has its red lights flashing and its stop sign out. How far from it must you stop?
- At least 20 metres
- At least 3 metres
- At least 5 metres
- At least 10 metres
When must a motorcyclist have the white headlight on?
- Only on highways
- Only at night
- At all times while riding
- Only in rain, fog or falling snow
Three friends on motorcycles are riding in the same traffic lane. How should they ride?
- Single file, in the lane centre
- Two side by side, one behind
- In a zigzag formation
- Side by side across the lane
You use a space reserved for people with a disability for a passenger car. Where must the SAAQ permit be?
- On the dashboard, face down
- Hung from the rear-view mirror
- In the glove box with your licence
- Taped to the rear window
On a long trip you keep yawning and your eyes are itchy. Once drowsiness has set in like this, what is the only real way to recover?
- Drink a strong coffee
- Turn up the radio
- Open the windows wide
- Get some sleep
On a 50 km/h street, oncoming traffic leaves you no room to give a cyclist the required space. What must you do?
- Pass slowly with whatever space you have
- Stay in your lane, slow down and wait behind
- Pass using the paved shoulder on the right
- Sound your horn so the cyclist moves over
You are adjusting your headrest. Which position gives the best protection in a rear-end collision?
- Top at shoulder level, touching your neck
- Middle at eye level, within 15 cm of your head
- Middle at neck level, within 7 cm of your head
- Middle at eye level, within 7 cm of your head
You and another car stop at an all-way stop. The other car stopped there before you did. Who goes first?
- You, because you are on the right
- The other car
- Whichever car is bigger
- You, if you are going straight
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?
- 1.5 metres
- 50 centimetres
- 1 metre
- 3 metres
You settle in Québec from a country with no licence exchange agreement and have held your licence for two years. What must you do?
- Exchange it with no tests required
- Pass the SAAQ knowledge and road tests
- Keep driving on it with no time limit
- Start over with a learner's licence
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
On a road posted at 80 km/h, you have slowed behind a group of cyclists and the way is clear. How much space must you keep from the group as you pass?
- At least 3 metres
- At least 1 metre
- At least 1.5 metres
- At least 50 centimetres
A city bus is stopped at a red traffic light with a priority signal showing a white horizontal bar. What does that bar tell the bus driver?
- Only a straight-through move is allowed
- No bus manoeuvre is allowed
- The bus may turn left only
- The bus may go in any direction
Your car breaks down on the roadway at night and you set out flares. From how far away must they be visible?
- At least 50 metres
- At least 150 metres
- At least 30 metres
- At least 300 metres
What does this green highway sign tell you?
- Populations of each place
- Exit numbers for each place
- Speed limits toward each place
- Distances to the places listed
In a 90 km/h zone, from how many km/h over the limit does speeding count as excessive speeding, with a doubled fine?
- 50 km/h or more
- 30 km/h or more
- 60 km/h or more
- 40 km/h or more
What is the minimum time you must hold a learner's licence before you are eligible for the road test?
- 18 months
- 8 months
- 6 months
- 12 months
At a work site, the traffic light facing you is green, but a flagperson signals you to stop. What must you do?
- Stop only if workers are on the road
- Sound your horn and go slowly
- Stop as the flagperson signals
- Proceed because the light is green
A person standing at the edge of a crosswalk looks you in the eye and waves a hand. What must you do?
- Honk so they wait for you
- Slow down but keep driving
- Yield and let them cross
- Continue, since they are not on the road yet
On the shoulder of a highway you notice yellow equilateral triangles painted at intervals. What do they indicate?
- An upcoming yield sign
- Traffic may be monitored from aircraft
- A no-stopping zone for trucks
- The start of a climbing or passing lane
You are waiting to turn left and your green light starts flashing. What does the flashing green tell you in Québec?
- Your left turn is protected; oncoming traffic is stopped
- The light is about to turn red
- Pedestrians have priority in all crosswalks
- The light is broken; treat it as a stop
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?
- 90 days
- 30 days
- It is not impounded
- 7 days
You are driving through a school zone and no other speed limit is posted. What is the maximum speed?
- 50 km/h
- 30 km/h
- 60 km/h
- 40 km/h
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 driver is convicted of using a hand-held device for the third time within two years (a second repeat offence). How long is the licence suspended?
- 3 days
- 7 days
- 30 days
- 90 days
What does this sign warn you about?
- A pedestrian crosswalk ahead
- A level crossing with gates
- An all-way stop ahead
- Traffic lights ahead
You are 30 and have 14 demerit points. A new conviction adds 2 more and your licence is revoked. How many points remain on your record afterward?
- 16 points
- 2 points
- 0 points
- 1 point
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
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