Saskatchewan Class 7: Turning, signalling and changing lanes

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1. Why does the handbook stress watching for motorcycles when turning left?

   1. Missed motorcycles cause many crashes
   2. Motorcycles cannot turn left
   3. Motorcycles must yield to you
   4. Motorcycles use a separate lane

2. You need to move across two lanes. How should you do it?

   1. One signal, shoulder check each lane
   2. Stop between the two lanes
   3. No signal needed for two lanes
   4. Signal twice, shoulder check once

3. At an intersection with two left-turn lanes, you start in the right-hand turn lane. Where do you finish?

   1. In the same relative lane
   2. In the far left lane
   3. In the curb lane
   4. In any open lane

4. When should you use your right signal in a roundabout?

   1. When you enter
   2. When you are about to exit
   3. The whole time you circle
   4. Never in a roundabout

5. In a two-lane roundabout you plan to go past the second exit. Which lane should you use?

   1. The shoulder
   2. Either lane
   3. The left lane
   4. The right lane

6. You turn left from a one-way street onto a two-way street. Which lane do you enter?

   1. Any lane on the new street
   2. The lane left of the centre line
   3. The lane just right of the centre line
   4. The far right curb lane

7. You want to make a two-point turn on a 100 km/h road. How much sight distance must be clear each way?

   1. 40 seconds
   2. 12 seconds
   3. 20 seconds
   4. 60 seconds

8. On a diverging diamond interchange, after the light you find yourself on the left side of the road. What is happening?

   1. You took a wrong turn
   2. You must stop and reverse to the last light
   3. You are in a bus lane
   4. This is normal; you cross back shortly

9. Your turn signals stop working. What should you do?

   1. Use your hazard lights
   2. Turn without signalling
   3. Flash your headlights
   4. Use hand signals

10. You are on a highway at 100 km/h and will turn at a crossroad. How far ahead should you signal?

    1. At least 30 m
    2. At least 150 m
    3. At least 500 m
    4. At least 50 m

11. You want to turn left into a store halfway down a block with a centre turning lane. Where do you enter the lane?

    1. Two blocks before the store
    2. At the start of the block
    3. Next to the store's entrance
    4. Anywhere you like

12. What is the correct order when changing lanes?

    1. Shoulder check, move, then signal
    2. Move, signal, mirror, shoulder check
    3. Signal, mirror, shoulder check, move
    4. Mirror, move, signal, shoulder check

13. A street has a centre turning lane. May you turn left from the lane beside it instead?

    1. Yes, if the centre lane is busy
    2. No, use the centre lane to turn left
    3. Yes, at night only
    4. Yes, if you signal early

14. You are entering a roundabout. Who has the right of way?

    1. You, as the entering driver
    2. Traffic already in the roundabout
    3. Whoever is on the right
    4. The larger vehicle

15. How much clear sight time do you need each way before a U-turn in a 60 km/h area?

    1. At least 40 seconds
    2. At least 5 seconds
    3. At least 10 seconds
    4. At least 20 seconds

16. You want to change lanes just before an intersection. What does the handbook recommend?

    1. Change lanes without a signal
    2. Finish before it or wait until after
    3. Change lanes in the middle of it
    4. Signal only once inside it

17. On a highway or rural road, where should you keep your vehicle in your lane?

    1. To the left of the lane
    2. On the line
    3. To the right of the lane
    4. In the centre of the lane

18. You are driving at 50 km/h and plan to turn right. How far before the turn should you signal?

    1. At least 10 m
    2. At least 150 m
    3. At least 30 m
    4. Right as you turn

19. When may you drive in a two-way centre turning lane?

    1. To wait out a traffic jam
    2. Only to make a left turn
    3. To pass slower traffic
    4. As an extra driving lane

20. You are not sure you can make a U-turn safely. What should you do?

    1. Back up to the last corner
    2. Make it quickly anyway
    3. Go around the block
    4. Use a three-point turn mid-block

21. You turn left from a two-way street onto a one-way street. Where do you start and finish?

    1. Lane by the centre line into the leftmost lane
    2. Lane by the centre line into any lane
    3. Curb lane into the curb lane
    4. Curb lane into the leftmost lane

22. A car is parked in the curb lane near the corner where you will turn right. What should you do?

    1. Turn from the main driving lane
    2. Move into that lane at the first chance
    3. Turn from the left lane
    4. Wait for the parked car to leave

23. You are waiting in the intersection to turn left. Why keep your wheels straight?

    1. So a rear-end hit won't push you into traffic
    2. To make the turn faster
    3. To keep the car from rolling forward into the turn
    4. So the driver behind can pass

24. From which lane should you approach and finish a left turn?

    1. The right-hand lane
    2. Whichever lane is empty
    3. The leftmost lane available
    4. The centre lane of three

25. At an RCUT intersection on a divided highway, how do you get across the highway?

    1. Turn left across the median
    2. Turn right, then make a U-turn
    3. Drive straight through the median
    4. Wait for a gap and cross