Manitoba Class 5 Practice Test 2

All 30 questions in this test

Every question and its answer choices. The correct answers and explanations appear when you take the test above.

1. Unless a sign says otherwise, what is the maximum speed in urban areas?

   1. 50 km/h
   2. 70 km/h
   3. 60 km/h
   4. 40 km/h

2. Where should you never change lanes?

   1. On a multi-lane street
   2. Near a bus stop
   3. In an intersection
   4. On a one-way street

3. When you stop parallel to the curb, at most how far from it should your vehicle be?

   1. 15 centimetres
   2. 1 metre
   3. 75 centimetres
   4. 45 centimetres

4. What does this sign mean?

   
   1. Parking permitted as indicated
   2. Parking for disabled persons only
   3. Parking is prohibited
   4. Pay parking ahead

5. Which of these is a place where U-turns are prohibited?

   1. At any intersection
   2. On a curve
   3. On a road with a broken centre line
   4. On a one-way street

6. At what blood alcohol concentration do you get an immediate three-month Administrative Licence Suspension?

   1. .08 or over
   2. .05 or over
   3. .12 or over
   4. .10 or over

7. A warning sign shows the reserved lane is the curb lane of the cross-street. You are turning right onto that street. Which lane do you enter?

   1. The curb lane
   2. The lane next to the median
   3. The second lane from the curb
   4. Whichever lane is empty

8. Visibility becomes so poor that you can barely see. What should you do?

   1. Follow the taillights ahead closely
   2. Pull carefully off the pavement and stop
   3. Speed up to get through it
   4. Stop in your lane

9. You want to turn left into a private driveway across a double solid line. Is this allowed?

   1. Only if no sign forbids it
   2. Only outside city limits
   3. Yes, it is permitted
   4. No, it is never permitted

10. Two vehicles approach an intersection that has no signs or signals. Who must yield?

    1. The vehicle on the right yields to the left
    2. The vehicle on the left yields to the one on the right
    3. The slower vehicle yields
    4. The vehicle turning yields to everyone

11. At a four-way stop, after stopping and yielding to pedestrians, how do you show you intend to go?

    1. Tap your horn twice
    2. Flash your headlights
    3. Turn on your hazard lights
    4. Roll slowly forward

12. You face a red light and there is a marked crosswalk. Where do you stop?

    1. At the edge of the intersection
    2. Wherever you can see cross traffic
    3. Past the crosswalk, at the corner
    4. Before the marked crosswalk

13. Between midnight and 5 a.m., what allows an Intermediate driver to carry back-seat passengers?

    1. Written permission from a parent
    2. Holding the licence for a full year without tickets
    3. Driving only inside Winnipeg
    4. A qualified supervising driver in the front seat

14. Between which dates must your vehicle be able to keep its windows free of frost?

    1. December 1 to February 28
    2. November 1 to March 31
    3. September 1 to May 31
    4. October 1 to April 30

15. Is it acceptable to drive so slowly that you hold up the normal flow of traffic?

    1. Yes, slower is always safer
    2. Yes, on any road with a limit under 50 km/h
    3. Yes, if you use your hazards
    4. No, you should not block normal traffic

16. In a reduced-speed school zone where the regular limit is under 80 km/h, how low can the speed limit be?

    1. 40 km/h
    2. 30 km/h
    3. 50 km/h
    4. 20 km/h

17. You plan to turn right at the next driveway, and a cyclist is ahead on your right. What should you do?

    1. Pass them quickly, then turn right
    2. Stay behind and yield, then turn
    3. Honk so they move over
    4. Turn in front of them

18. How many levels down the Driver Safety Rating scale does a Tiered Administrative Licence Suspension move you?

    1. 1 level
    2. 5 levels
    3. 10 levels
    4. 2 levels

19. You are stopped at a red light and an ambulance with siren on is blocked behind you. What should you do?

    1. Turn off your engine
    2. Back up to make room
    3. Stay stopped until the light changes
    4. Carefully go through to clear its path

20. At night, a cyclist is coming toward you. What should you do?

    1. Turn on your hazards
    2. Sound your horn
    3. Flash your high beams
    4. Dim your headlights

21. A driver does not complete a course required by the DI&C Program. What happens?

    1. Nothing happens
    2. Their insurance is waived
    3. They pay a small fine
    4. Their licence is cancelled

22. What does a broken line on the left of your lane allow?

    1. Passing or changing lanes when safe
    2. Parking along the line outside rush hours
    3. U-turns at any point
    4. Passing only on the right

23. A learner lets their licence lapse for two months. What happens to those two months?

    1. They do not count toward the stage
    2. They count at half rate
    3. The stage restarts from zero
    4. They still count toward the stage

24. On a highway outside a city, town or village, when is it illegal to park at a curve?

    1. Only after dark
    2. If it can't be seen from 60 m each way
    3. At any time of day or night
    4. When the curve has a speed tab

25. What does this sign tell you?

    
    1. The road is closed for good
    2. The construction zone ends
    3. The lane is for exiting only
    4. A detour is ahead

26. In Winnipeg, warning lights are flashing at a crossing with no gates. The train is stopped far away. May you cross?

    1. Yes, after a full stop, if it is safe
    2. No, never while the lights flash
    3. Only if a flagperson waves you on
    4. Yes, without needing to stop

27. A live power line has fallen on your car. What should you do?

    1. Touch the door frame to test it
    2. Get out and run
    3. Stay inside and try to drive away from it
    4. Step out slowly onto the ground

28. The light is green. Who must you still yield to?

    1. No one, since a green light gives you the right-of-way
    2. Pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection
    3. Only vehicles approaching from your right
    4. Only emergency vehicles with sirens

29. Visibility is reduced by snow. At what visibility distance must your headlights be on?

    1. 150 metres
    2. 100 metres
    3. 60 metres
    4. 30 metres

30. Why is texting while driving especially dangerous?

    1. It drains your car battery
    2. It distracts only your passengers, not the driver
    3. It takes your eyes, hands and mind off driving
    4. It is allowed at red lights