Which check lets you see all the areas beside and behind your car?
Manitoba Class 5 Practice Test 13
30 questions on starting, lane changes, turns and roundabouts, warning, construction and guide signs, sign shapes and regulatory signs, vehicle equipment, seatbelts and child seats, graduated licensing and getting your licence.
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Which check lets you see all the areas beside and behind your car?
- Both mirrors without a shoulder check
- The side mirror alone
- The inside mirror alone
- Both mirrors plus a shoulder check
What does a diamond-shaped sign warn you about?
- A rule you must obey
- The start of a school area
- Services such as gas, food or lodging nearby
- Possible danger on or near the road ahead
On a route sign, what does the letter 'A' indicate?
- An alternative route that returns to your route
- A route to the airport from the next interchange
- An arterial truck route
- Access for disabled persons at the next exit
What does a 'Keep right except to pass' sign mean on a multi-lane road?
- Keep right only in bad weather
- Stay in the right lane at all times
- Use the left lane only for passing
- Pass only on the right side
What is the purpose of construction and maintenance signs?
- To show official truck routes
- To warn of road work areas ahead
- To show detour distances only
- To mark the end of a speed zone
How should you install a car seat in the vehicle?
- With the seatbelt or UAS, but not both
- With both the seatbelt and UAS
- With UAS, in the front seat only
- With a lap belt and tether only
A guide sign shows a cul-de-sac. What kind of street is it?
- A road closed for winter
- A private driveway
- A one-way loop
- A dead end with a turnaround
When may you enter a roundabout?
- Only after a full stop every time
- Whenever your signal is on
- When no traffic is approaching from the right
- When no traffic is approaching from the left
What does a Snow Route sign mean?
- Only vehicles with snow tires may use it
- Parking is allowed only during snowfall
- No stopping there during a declared snow emergency
- The road is plowed before all others
A warning sign shows 'Low structure clearance 4.1 m'. What is it telling you?
- Keep 4.1 m behind the vehicle ahead
- Overhead clearance ahead is 4.1 m
- The road narrows to 4.1 m wide
- Trucks over 4.1 m long are banned
A flagperson in a work zone signals you to stop. What must you do?
- Go on if the lane looks clear
- Stop only if workers are visible
- Obey the flagperson
- Follow the posted signs instead
The driver in front sticks a left arm out the window, bent at the elbow and pointing down. What does it mean?
- A right turn
- Stopping
- That you may pass
- A left turn
After reaching the Full Stage, how long does the no-drugs-or-alcohol rule continue?
- For the first 24 months
- For the first 12 months
- It ends at the Full Stage
- For the first 36 months
What does a 'Bridge ices' sign warn you about?
- Ice can form on the bridge surface
- Trucks may not use the bridge
- The bridge closes in winter
- The bridge has a weight limit
A learner's supervising driver must have held a Class 5F licence for at least how long?
- 2 years
- 5 years
- 3 years
- 1 year
What does this sign warn you of?
- A side road on the right
- A curve to the right ahead
- The right lane ends ahead
- A right turn is required
What do guide and information signs tell you?
- Where you are and how to get places
- What the speed limit is on that road
- Where hazards are ahead
- When you must yield
What does this sign mean?
- Two-way traffic
- No left turn
- Winding road ahead
- No U-turn allowed
How do you move from the Learner Stage to the Intermediate Stage?
- Complete a defensive driving course
- Pass a road test
- Pass a second knowledge test
- Wait 9 months; no test is needed
What does this sign warn you of?
- The pavement ends
- A hill ahead
- A narrow bridge ahead
- A bump in the road ahead
A Do Not Enter sign has a tab reading 'except buses and cyclists'. Who may enter?
- Buses, cyclists and taxis
- Only buses and cyclists
- Only emergency vehicles
- All traffic outside rush hour
How much alcohol may a Class 5 Learner or Intermediate driver have in their system while driving?
- None
- Under .02
- Under .05
- Under .08
What does this sign warn you of?
- A school crossing guard ahead
- Road work ahead
- A detour ahead
- A flagperson ahead
What does this sign mean?
- Keep right except to pass
- Divided highway begins
- One-way street ahead
- Two-way traffic
A passenger vehicle travelling at 30 km/h must be able to stop within what distance?
- 7.6 metres
- 12 metres
- 5 metres
- 9 metres
How must a shoulder belt be worn?
- Behind the back
- Loose across the neck
- Under the arm for comfort on long drives
- Over the shoulder, not under the arm
You are 17 and applying for your first learner licence. What do you need besides passing the tests?
- Consent from a parent or legal guardian
- A driving school certificate
- A letter from your school
- A co-signed insurance policy in your name
What does this sign tell you?
- Two-way traffic ahead
- Do not pass
- Passing permitted
- Slower traffic keep right
Except in traffic, idling for longer than how long wastes more fuel than restarting the engine?
- 10 seconds
- 30 seconds
- 1 minute
- 5 minutes
What does this sign warn you of?
- The right lane ends ahead
- Merging roadways ahead
- A right curve ahead
- The road narrows on both sides
All Manitoba Class 5 practice tests
- Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 1 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 2 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 3 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 4 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 5 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Sign shapes and regulatory signsWhat each sign shape and colour means, stop, yield and four-way stop rules, the 24-hour clock on signs, turn and lane-use signs, speed and school-zone signs, parking and snow-route signs.
- Warning, construction and guide signsYellow diamond warning signs for curves, lanes, hills, crossings and hazards, orange construction and maintenance signs, doubled speeding fines, and green guide and information signs.
- Traffic signals and pedestrian signalsRed, amber and green lights, where to stop on red, turns on red, flashing lights, green and amber arrows, the green left-arrow shown with a red light, and the transit priority signal.
- Pavement markings and reserved lanesYellow and white lines, solid and broken lines, stop lines, painted left-turn islands, diamond reserved lanes, contra-flow lanes, bicycle lanes and sharrows.
- Graduated licensing and getting your licenceLearner, Intermediate and Full stages, supervising driver rules, passenger limits, zero alcohol and drugs, knowledge and road test rules, new residents and keeping your licence valid.
About this practice test
How many questions are in Manitoba Class 5 practice test 13?
30 original multiple-choice practice questions covering starting, lane changes, turns and roundabouts, warning, construction and guide signs, sign shapes and regulatory signs, vehicle equipment, seatbelts and child seats, graduated licensing and getting your licence. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 13 always has the same 30 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 12 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real Manitoba Class 5 test is based on.