Fog has cut visibility to about 100 metres in the afternoon. What lights must you use?
Yukon Class 7 Mock Exam 3
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Fog has cut visibility to about 100 metres in the afternoon. What lights must you use?
- Hazard lights only
- Daytime running lights only
- Parking lights only
- Headlights and tail lights
A car is coming straight at you in your lane. What should you try to do?
- Brake hard and hold your lane
- Steer to the side to avoid a head-on crash
- Speed up to pass it quickly before it reaches you
- Swerve into the oncoming lane
In good conditions, what following distance should you keep behind the vehicle ahead?
- At least 2 car lengths
- At least 1 second
- At least 3 seconds
- At least 10 metres
A construction sign warns of a soft shoulder ahead. What should you do?
- Park on the shoulder to wait
- Stay off the shoulder
- Drive on the shoulder slowly
- Use the shoulder only to pass
A fully licensed Yukon driver gets 15 demerit points for the first time. What happens?
- A one-year suspension
- A written warning only
- A three-month licence suspension
- A one-month licence suspension
What does this sign tell you?
- The right lane ends ahead
- A passing lane begins ahead
- The road narrows on both sides
- Traffic merges from the right
How many passengers may a learner carry, not counting immediate family?
- As many as there are seatbelts
- One, plus the co-driver
- Two, including the co-driver
- Three, including the co-driver
Why should you not rely on daytime running lights at night?
- They are too bright for oncoming drivers
- They do not turn on the tail lights
- They drain the battery quickly
- They switch off above 50 km/h
What does a double solid yellow centre line mean?
- Passing allowed when safe
- The lane is reversible
- No passing allowed
- Passing allowed for cyclists only
When parallel parking, how close to the curb should your vehicle be?
- Touching the curb
- Within 1.5 metres
- Within 50 centimetres
- Within 1 metre
What does this sign tell you to expect?
- A runaway lane on the right
- A truck stop ahead
- Trucks must use the right lane
- A steep hill ahead, so slow down
At a four-way stop, who goes first?
- The largest vehicle at the stop
- The first vehicle to arrive and stop
- The vehicle going straight through
- The vehicle on the left side
What does this sign warn you about?
- A right turn you must make
- A divided highway beginning
- A dead-end road on the right
- A hidden side road ahead
You are judging a gap to go straight across a road at a stop sign. How much time does the handbook say you need for each lane?
- About two seconds per lane, plus two seconds for safety
- About five seconds per lane, with no extra time for safety
- About seven seconds, whatever the width
- About one second per lane, plus one second
A driver in the Graduated Driver Licensing program wants to use hands-free calling while driving. Is that allowed?
- Yes, hands-free is allowed for all drivers in Yukon
- No; GDL drivers may not use any electronic device
- Only on highways outside towns
- Yes, with a co-driver present
You are changing lanes. Who has the right-of-way?
- Whoever is travelling faster
- Vehicles already in the lane you are moving into
- You do, once your signal is on
- Vehicles in the lane you are leaving, coming up behind
When are animals most likely to be on the road and hardest to see?
- At noon
- In bright afternoon sun
- At dusk and dawn
- Only in the middle of the night
Why is waving another driver or a pedestrian through generally not a good idea?
- It confuses your turn signal
- They may face hazards you can't see
- It slows down your own trip for no reason
- It is always illegal to wave
Can you share a lane with a motorcycle if it is riding at one side of the lane?
- Yes, in slow city traffic
- Only if the rider waves you on
- Yes, if you stay in the other half
- No; a motorcycle needs the whole lane
Where is a U-turn illegal in Yukon?
- At any intersection with a stop sign
- At an intersection with a traffic light
- On any street with parked cars
- On any rural road
You see an orange sign warning of blasting ahead. What should you do?
- Sound your horn as you pass
- Follow the instructions on the sign
- Turn on your radio to hear updates
- Drive faster to clear the area
What does zero tolerance mean for learner and novice drivers?
- Absolutely no alcohol or drugs in your body
- No alcohol after midnight
- One drink is allowed if it is taken with food
- A BAC under .05 is allowed
Why should you avoid stopping to invite a pedestrian to cross mid-block?
- Other drivers may not expect it and could hit them
- It makes you late and blocks your lane
- It is only allowed for crossing guards
- Pedestrians may never legally cross mid-block in Yukon
You and another vehicle arrive at a traffic circle with no signs at the same time. Whom do you yield to?
- The vehicle on your left
- Nobody; enter together
- The vehicle that is larger
- The vehicle on your right
What does this sign mean?
- Slow traffic keep right
- Do not pass
- Two-way traffic ahead
- Passing lane ahead
A fully licensed driver gets a second demerit point suspension within one year of the first. How long is it?
- Twelve months
- Three months
- Six months
- One month
What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?
- Turn right only after stopping
- Stop and wait for a green light
- Slow down and proceed with caution
- Pedestrians have the right-of-way
A passing lane on the highway is about to end. What does the handbook say?
- Trucks must stop to let cars merge
- Faster vehicles must exit at the end
- The left lane always has the right-of-way
- Drivers in both lanes must merge before it ends
The Yukon handbook says you can read any sign in three ways. What are they?
- Its shape, its border and its post
- Its shape, its colour and its message
- Its colour, its distance and its lighting
- Its height, its size and its location
You notice a car close behind you. What following distance does the handbook suggest you keep from the vehicle ahead?
- Exactly 3 seconds
- At least 4 seconds
- At least 2 seconds
- At least 6 seconds
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