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Would You Still Pass Your Driving Test Today?

You’re probably a better driver now than when you first got your licence – but would you still pass the written test? Take this quiz to find out!

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What does this sign mean?

You must yield to let the other driver go first.

Construction zone ahead.

It’s your right of way.

You must slow down before merging.
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When approaching a stop sign at a controlled intersection, with stop signs at all corners, what do you do?

Yield, giving pedestrians right of way.

Come to a complete stop. The first car that has come to a complete stop has right of way; if you stop at the same time as another car, the car on the right gets to go first.

Apply your brakes briefly, yielding to other vehicles.

Stop and wait for everyone to go first.

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What might happen if you are pulled over for careless driving?

A $2,000 CAD fine, 6 demerit points and your licence might be suspended for a significant time. It’s also possible a jail sentence of up to 6 months will apply.

A $500 CAD fine, 3 demerit points and your licence might be suspended.

An automatic jail sentence of 3 months and licence suspension.

A $2,000 CAD fine, 2 demerit points and you will have to take a course on safe driving.
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When do you need to inform the Ministry of Transportation that you have changed your name and address?

Within one month.

Before 10 days have passed.

Before one year has passed.

By the sixth day.
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On all roads – if you are using high beams for visibility, when is the advised time to switch to low beams?

When you have 100 metres between you and oncoming traffic or if you are less than 30 metres behind another car.

When you are within 300 metres of oncoming traffic.

As soon as you are able to see oncoming traffic.

When you are within 150 metres of oncoming traffic and if you are less than 60 metres behind another car.
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When parking your car facing downhill on the right side, what is the safest option?

Use your parking brake and turn your steering wheel to the right.

Turn your back wheels so they are set to the right.

Use your parking brake and turn your steering wheel towards the left.

Use your parking brake, leaving the wheels of your car slightly to the left.
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A school bus with red signal lights flashing is stopped ahead of you. What does the law require you to do when meeting or overtaking the bus?

Wait for all the passengers to get off.

Prepare to yield.

Stop and reverse no less than 2 metres from the bus.

Stop and wait until the flashing signal has stopped.
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A train is coming and you approach as the guard rail lowers. What is the distance you must stop?

Five metres from the
guard rail.

Two metres from the
guard rail.

Eight metres from
the guard rail.

Wherever the front of your car is safely clear from the guard rail.

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You’re driving home from dinner out with the family. What is the legal limit of alcohol that can be in your system if you are driving?

0.05%

0.08%

1%

0.005%

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The car behind you is driving much too close, in your opinion. What should you do?

Apply your brakes for a moment to show them how close they are to you.

Slow down and signal for them to pass you. Honk your horn if they don’t see your signal.

Let them pass when safe to do so.

Speed up to the other driver’s speed.

Would you still pass your driving test today?

You Got 9 out of 10. You're a driving Guru

Nice Work!

You’d definitely still pass your driving test – you’re well aware of the rules of the road. Of course, there are always new dangers and rules to be aware of.

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