PEI Class 7: Turning, signalling and passing

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1. Where is a U-turn not permitted in a municipality?

   1. In a parking lot
   2. On a quiet residential street
   3. At an intersection controlled by traffic lights
   4. Between intersections where a bylaw allows

2. When will your inside rear-view mirror no longer show a car in the next lane?

   1. When it is more than 10 metres behind your car
   2. When its front bumper nears your rear bumper
   3. When it has its headlights off
   4. Only at night

3. After checking your mirrors and signalling, what is the last check before changing lanes?

   1. Glance at the speedometer
   2. Look over your shoulder at the blind spot
   3. Tap the brakes
   4. Check the inside rear-view mirror one more time

4. A driver behind you signals that they want to pass. What should you do?

   1. Brake suddenly to let them by
   2. Keep right and do not speed up
   3. Speed up to stay ahead
   4. Move toward the centre line

5. In the city, how far ahead should you signal before a turn or stop?

   1. 30 metres
   2. 5 metres
   3. 150 metres
   4. 10 metres

6. How should you control your speed through a turn?

   1. Speed up as you begin the turn
   2. Slow before the turn, then hold that speed
   3. Brake hard in the middle of the turn, not before
   4. Shift gears as you turn

7. May you pass another vehicle in a school zone?

   1. Yes, if you stay under the limit
   2. Yes, if the road is clear
   3. Yes, outside school hours only
   4. No, passing is not allowed there

8. When must you give a signal besides before turning or changing lanes?

   1. When stopping at a red light already stopped
   2. When slowing for a speed bump
   3. When pulling out from a parked position
   4. When following a curve in the road

9. You reach your turning point to turn left into a driveway at the same time as an oncoming car. Who goes first?

   1. You, if your signal is on
   2. The oncoming car
   3. Whoever signalled first
   4. You, because you got there first

10. On a highway, a U-turn is permitted only if traffic from either direction can see you within what distance?

    1. 50 metres
    2. 300 metres
    3. 150 metres
    4. 100 metres

11. You are stopped waiting to turn left across traffic. Why keep your front wheels straight?

    1. It shows others behind you that you are not turning yet
    2. A rear-end hit won't push you into oncoming traffic
    3. It is easier to see pedestrians
    4. It saves wear on your tires

12. Besides signalling, what does the handbook say the law requires when you pass?

    1. Sounding your horn
    2. Turning on hazard lights
    3. Turning on high beams
    4. Waving to the other driver

13. The car ahead of you pulls out to pass a truck. What should you do?

    1. Flash your lights so it speeds up
    2. Pass the car on the right
    3. Follow it out and pass both
    4. Wait until it has completely passed

14. When may you pass on the right?

    1. On a road with two or more lanes in your direction
    2. When the car ahead signals right
    3. On any road with a paved shoulder wide enough for a car
    4. When the driver ahead is slow

15. On a highway, how far ahead should you signal before turning or stopping?

    1. At least 150 metres
    2. At least 30 metres
    3. At least 300 metres
    4. At least 60 metres