Saskatchewan Class 6: Alcohol, drugs and fatigue

All 11 questions in this test

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1. Besides MGDL riders, who else has zero tolerance for alcohol and drugs in Saskatchewan?

   1. Drivers over 70
   2. Drivers under 19 and drivers in the GDL program
   3. Only drivers of commercial trucks and buses at work
   4. Only drivers with passengers

2. You feel upset and distracted before a planned ride. What does the handbook suggest?

   1. Ride to clear your head
   2. Carry a passenger to keep you company
   3. Leave the motorcycle at home
   4. Ride only on the highway

3. Why is a fairing or windshield worth it for a rider who travels long distances?

   1. It is required for highway riding
   2. It blocks the wind that tires you out
   3. It replaces the need for a helmet
   4. It makes the motorcycle lighter

4. How does fatigue affect a rider?

   1. It improves concentration on long trips
   2. It slows how you notice and react to emergencies
   3. It only affects drivers of cars
   4. It matters only after midnight

5. Why should you plan a safe way home before you start drinking?

   1. Taxis cost more late at night
   2. Alcohol first affects the judgment you need to decide
   3. Alcohol makes you fall asleep at once
   4. Police check riders more often after midnight on weekends

6. In Saskatchewan, how often is a drinking driver involved in fatal collisions?

   1. Nine out of every 10
   2. Four out of every 10
   3. One out of every 100
   4. One out of every 50

7. Which step helps prevent fatigue on a long ride?

   1. Ride in a T-shirt to stay alert
   2. Skip meals to avoid drowsiness
   3. Take frequent breaks off the bike
   4. Ride faster to shorten the trip

8. Which substances can impair your riding under the law?

   1. Only illegal drugs
   2. Only alcohol mixed with illegal drugs
   3. Alcohol and any drug, legal or illegal
   4. Only alcohol

9. How can some medications or drugs affect a rider's vision?

   1. Vision is affected only in daylight
   2. Only colour vision is affected
   3. Vision becomes sharper at night
   4. Vision may become blurred or doubled

10. What happens when a rider combines alcohol with another drug?

    1. Impairment is multiplied, not just added
    2. Impairment is the same as alcohol alone
    3. Only reaction time is affected
    4. The drug cancels out the alcohol

11. How much alcohol may an MGDL rider have in their body while riding?

    1. Up to 0.08 BAC, like other drivers
    2. Up to 0.05 BAC on weekends
    3. Up to 0.04 BAC if over 19
    4. None, at any age