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SAAQ Class 5 Practice Test 4

30 questions on pavement markings, traffic lights and signal lights, regulatory signs, seat belts, lane use and speed limits, road work, information and cyclist signs and more.

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Along a curb you see yellow lines painted on the pavement. What do they mean for parking?

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  1. Along a curb you see yellow lines painted on the pavement. What do they mean for parking?

    1. Parking is allowed after 6 p.m.
    2. Parking is for permit holders
    3. Parking is not allowed there
    4. Parking is limited to one hour
  2. At an intersection you see a set of three vertical lights shaped like red, yellow and green bicycles. Who do they control, and what do the colours mean?

    1. Pedestrians walking a bicycle across
    2. Cyclists; colours mean the same as traffic lights
    3. All vehicles; they replace the main lights
    4. Cyclists; green means stop and look first
  3. The light ahead turns yellow while you are still far enough back to stop smoothly. What must you do?

    1. Slow down and roll through carefully
    2. Continue at the same speed
    3. Speed up to get through before red
    4. Stop before the crosswalk or stop line
  4. What does this sign mean?

    A red circle with a white horizontal bar across the middle, on a white square
    1. No parking at any time on this road
    2. Stop here and wait for a signal
    3. The road is closed to trucks only
    4. No vehicle may enter this road or lane
  5. You are driving four adult friends to the cottage. Who in the car must wear a seat belt?

    1. Only you, as the driver
    2. Only the people in the front seats
    3. Everyone, in the front and the back
    4. Only you and the front passenger
  6. A solid yellow line separates your lane from oncoming traffic. You want to turn left into a private driveway. What is the rule?

    1. You must drive to an intersection first
    2. You may cross the line to make the turn
    3. You may cross only if a sign allows it
    4. You must make a U-turn further on
  7. You see this sign on your way into a work zone. What does it warn you about?

    An orange diamond with a black figure holding a flag
    1. A school crossing guard is ahead
    2. A flagperson is directing traffic ahead
    3. A parade route is ahead
    4. A railway crossing is ahead
  8. What does this sign warn you about?

    A yellow diamond with a black traffic light showing red, yellow and green circles
    1. A pedestrian crosswalk ahead
    2. A level crossing with gates
    3. An all-way stop ahead
    4. Traffic lights ahead
  9. A driver is caught racing another car on a public road for a bet. What is the fine?

    1. $3,000
    2. $1,000
    3. $500
    4. $200
  10. On a multi-lane highway, a police car is stopped on the right shoulder with its lights flashing. What does the Move-Over law require?

    1. Move left only if you see an officer
    2. Stop on the shoulder behind it
    3. Stay in the right lane at full speed
    4. Slow down and move to the left lane if safe
  11. Your scooter has a 125 cc engine. Where are you not allowed to ride it?

    1. On city streets
    2. On roads posted at 70 km/h
    3. On rural roads at night
    4. On highways and their ramps
  12. A police officer stops you while you drive your own car. Which vehicle documents must you have with you?

    1. Registration certificate and service records
    2. Bill of sale and proof of insurance
    3. Proof of insurance and inspection report
    4. Registration certificate and proof of insurance
  13. While driving, you hold your cell phone in your hand, but it is switched off. How does the law treat this?

    1. It is allowed if you are not looking at it
    2. It is allowed because the phone is off
    3. It is allowed if it is in airplane mode
    4. You are presumed to be using it
  14. You are driving on a one-way street and pass this sign. What does it mean?

    A white square with two black arrows, one pointing up and one pointing down
    1. One-way traffic ends and two-way begins
    2. Keep right to let faster cars pass
    3. The street ahead is closed to traffic
    4. You must turn around and go back
  15. You disagree with an SAAQ decision on your accident compensation. Within how long must you apply for a review?

    1. 30 days of being notified
    2. 10 days of being notified
    3. 60 days of being notified
    4. 90 days of being notified
  16. Road work has closed the street ahead and you see this sign. What should you do?

    An orange rectangle with the black word DETOUR
    1. Drive through slowly with hazards on
    2. Wait until the workers let you pass
    3. Take any side street you like
    4. Follow the marked route around the work
  17. You are on a city street with a 50 km/h limit and want to pass a cyclist. What is the minimum space you must leave?

    1. 1.5 metres
    2. 1 metre
    3. 2 metres
    4. 50 centimetres
  18. A person standing at the edge of a crosswalk looks you in the eye and waves a hand. What must you do?

    1. Honk so they wait for you
    2. Slow down but keep driving
    3. Yield and let them cross
    4. Continue, since they are not on the road yet
  19. At what age can the SAAQ require you to take a proficiency exam or undergo a health assessment because of your age?

    1. 75 or older
    2. 70 or older
    3. 65 or older
    4. 80 or older
  20. 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?

    1. Drink a strong coffee
    2. Turn up the radio
    3. Open the windows wide
    4. Get some sleep
  21. You turn right onto a road that has two lanes in your direction. Which lane should you finish your turn in?

    1. The far left lane
    2. The bicycle lane if it is free
    3. Whichever lane is empty
    4. The far right lane
  22. Your licence was revoked for demerit points, but you drive anyway and are stopped. What penalty applies?

    1. $600–$2,000 fine and 30-day impoundment
    2. $1,500–$3,000 fine and 90-day impoundment
    3. $100–$200 fine and no impoundment
    4. $300–$600 fine and 7-day impoundment
  23. Approaching a work site, you see a sign that your lane will close ahead. When should you move into the lane that stays open?

    1. As soon as you see the sign
    2. When traffic in the open lane stops
    3. Only when a worker waves you over
    4. At the last cone before the closure
  24. You received your learner's licence in January. What is the earliest you can sit the SAAQ knowledge test?

    1. After holding it at least 10 months
    2. After holding it at least 12 months
    3. After holding it at least 3 months
    4. After holding it at least 6 months
  25. Maya is 21 and has just received her full Class 5 driver's licence. Which demerit point total would trigger revocation for her?

    1. 4 points
    2. 12 points
    3. 8 points
    4. 15 points
  26. At a disaster site you notice an emergency vehicle showing a green flashing light. What does the green light indicate?

    1. A command post
    2. A tow truck at work
    3. An oversize load escort
    4. A snow removal vehicle
  27. On which kind of road is stopping or parking on the travelway prohibited because of its speed limit?

    1. A road posted at 70 km/h or more
    2. A road posted at 50 km/h or more
    3. A road posted at 90 km/h or more
    4. A road posted at 30 km/h or more
  28. After a party you fall asleep on the back seat of your car, keys in hand, able to start the engine. Can this be treated like impaired driving?

    1. No, you were not in the driver's seat
    2. Yes, it can count as care or control
    3. No, the car was legally parked
    4. No, the engine was not running
  29. What does this five-sided sign mark?

    A fluorescent yellow-green five-sided sign with two black child figures
    1. The end of a school zone
    2. The beginning of a school zone
    3. A school bus stop ahead
    4. A playground crosswalk
  30. You are 18, have a 3-month probationary licence and are driving at 2 a.m. Which passenger is NOT counted toward your passenger limit?

    1. Your 17-year-old brother
    2. Your 16-year-old neighbour
    3. Your 18-year-old classmate
    4. Your 17-year-old cousin

About this practice test

How many questions are in SAAQ Class 5 practice test 4?

30 original multiple-choice practice questions covering pavement markings, traffic lights and signal lights, regulatory signs, seat belts, lane use and speed limits, road work, information and cyclist signs, warning signs, accidents, insurance and fines, right of way, emergency vehicles and school buses, pedestrians, cyclists and motorcycles, licence conditions and driver obligations, vision, fatigue, distraction and attitude, passing, turning and traffic circles, demerit points and licence revocation, work zones, stopping, parking and unlawful practices, getting your class 5 licence, your vehicle: registration, equipment and winter tires, alcohol, drugs and impaired driving. 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 4 always has the same 30 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 8 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 SAAQ Class 5 test is based on.