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Question 1 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

While you are passing another vehicle, how fast may you go?

1. AA. Up to 10 km/h over the posted limit
2. BB. As fast as needed to finish quickly
3. CC. No faster than the posted speed limit
4. DD. Up to 20 km/h over the posted limit

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Question 2 of 40Rules of the road

You miss your exit on a divided highway. What should you do?

1. AA. Stop and back up to the exit
2. BB. Keep going and use the next exit
3. CC. Turn around across the median
4. DD. Stop on the shoulder and wait

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Question 3 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does the number on this sign tell you?

1. AA. The suggested speed for trucks
2. BB. The distance to the next town
3. CC. The lowest speed allowed
4. DD. The legal speed limit

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Question 4 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, how soon must you tell Motor Registration that you have moved?

1. AA. Within 5 days
2. BB. Within 10 days
3. CC. Within 21 days
4. DD. Within 60 days

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Question 5 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

Two solid yellow lines enclose diagonal yellow lines on the road. What must you do?

1. AA. Do not drive over them or use them to pass
2. BB. Use them as an extra lane for making left turns
3. CC. Use them to pass slower vehicles
4. DD. Park on them for short stops

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Question 6 of 40Sharing the road

You are about to turn right, and a cyclist is travelling on your right. What must you do?

1. AA. Turn in front of the cyclist
2. BB. Honk and turn first
3. CC. Speed up to turn before them
4. DD. Yield to the cyclist

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Question 7 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

Where is the late (zipper) merge strategy most useful at a lane closure?

1. AA. Where traffic is heavy and moving slowly
2. BB. Where traffic is light and moving fast
3. CC. Only on gravel roads with one lane
4. DD. Only at night when roads are empty

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Question 8 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

You turn onto a multi-lane, two-way street and need to change lanes. When may you do so?

1. AA. While you are still in the middle of the turn
2. BB. Before you have entered the intersection
3. CC. As soon as you have signalled the lane change
4. DD. Only after the turn is complete and you control your lane

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Question 9 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

The light turns solid amber as you approach. What should you do?

1. AA. Speed up to beat the red light
2. BB. Stop at once, even if it is unsafe
3. CC. Stop if you can do so safely
4. DD. Keep going at the same speed always

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Question 10 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

A yellow diamond sign shows a truck on a slope. What does the handbook say you may need to do?

1. AA. Shift to a higher gear and coast all the way down the hill
2. BB. Shift to a lower gear and let the engine help brake
3. CC. Turn off the engine and coast to save fuel
4. DD. Pull over and wait for trucks to pass you

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Question 11 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign mean?

1. AA. A pedestrian crosswalk is just a short way ahead
2. BB. Pedestrians always have the right-of-way here
3. CC. People on foot must walk on the left side only
4. DD. People on foot are not permitted on this highway

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Question 12 of 40Sharing the road

In Newfoundland and Labrador, where the posted limit is over 60 km/h, how much space must you leave when passing a cyclist or pedestrian?

1. AA. One and a half metres
2. BB. One metre
3. CC. Two and a half metres
4. DD. Three metres

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Question 13 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, who must be in the vehicle with a Level I learner driver?

1. AA. Any adult who holds a learner's permit
2. BB. A driver with four years as a full Class 5 driver
3. CC. A licensed Level II (novice) driver
4. DD. Any passenger who is 16 or older

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Question 14 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. Two-way traffic ahead, sharing the highway
2. BB. A one-way road begins a short way ahead
3. CC. A divided highway begins a short way ahead
4. DD. Two lanes merge into one ahead

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Question 15 of 40Sharing the road

In Newfoundland and Labrador, where the speed limit is 60 km/h or less, how much space must you leave when passing a cyclist?

1. AA. Two metres
2. BB. Three metres
3. CC. Four metres
4. DD. One metre

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Question 16 of 40Safe driving and hazards

You are caught in very dense fog with zero visibility. What should you do?

1. AA. Pull well off the road, stop and turn on your hazard lights
2. BB. Keep driving slowly with your high beams on
3. CC. Stop in your lane with your headlights on
4. DD. Follow the tail lights of the car ahead

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Question 17 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. A narrow bridge ahead
2. BB. A railway crossing ahead
3. CC. A farm fence ahead
4. DD. A toll gate ahead

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Question 18 of 40Speed and following distance

About how long does an alert driver take to step on the brake after seeing danger?

1. AA. About one tenth of a second
2. BB. About two and a half seconds
3. CC. About five seconds
4. DD. About three quarters of a second

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Question 19 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

A sign reads YIELD CENTRE LANE TO OPPOSING TRAFFIC. Who has the first right to use the passing lane?

1. AA. Vehicles coming toward you
2. BB. Vehicles travelling behind you
3. CC. Whoever reaches it first
4. DD. The fastest vehicle on the road

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Question 20 of 40Parking and stopping

You park facing downhill. Which way should you turn your front wheels?

1. AA. Toward the edge of the street
2. BB. Toward the centre of the street
3. CC. Straight ahead
4. DD. Toward the oncoming lane

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Question 21 of 40Safe driving and hazards

A tire goes flat while you are driving. What should you do first?

1. AA. Brake hard as soon as you feel the tire go
2. BB. Steer onto the shoulder as fast as you can
3. CC. Ease off the gas and hold the wheel firmly
4. DD. Turn off the engine right away while moving

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Question 22 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

Another vehicle is trying to pass you. What should you do?

1. AA. Do not speed up
2. BB. Speed up to keep your place
3. CC. Move into the passing lane
4. DD. Sound your horn to warn them

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Question 23 of 40Sharing the road

Children are riding bicycles near the road. What does the handbook advise?

1. AA. Expect the unexpected and slow down
2. BB. Honk so they move off the road
3. CC. Keep your speed so you pass quickly
4. DD. Pass as close as you can to save time

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Question 24 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

A tab is sometimes added to a sign like this one. What can the tab show?

1. AA. The name of the nearest school
2. BB. The number of children in the school
3. CC. The distance to the next town
4. DD. The maximum speed in the school zone

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Question 25 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. The road narrows to one lane ahead
2. BB. The right lane ends ahead
3. CC. The road bends or curves ahead
4. DD. A side road joins ahead

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Question 26 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

A driver had a seven-day suspension and then a 90-day suspension related to alcohol. Which course must they finish to apply to get the licence back after the 90 days?

1. AA. The responsible driver workshop
2. BB. The Professional Driver Improvement Course
3. CC. The demerit point reduction course
4. DD. The Think First (SHIP) alcohol and drug program

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Question 27 of 40Rules of the road

At a cloverleaf interchange, how are all turns made?

1. AA. As left turns
2. BB. As U-turns
3. CC. Through a traffic light
4. DD. As right turns

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Question 28 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

You turn left from a two-way street onto another two-way street. Which lane do you end up in?

1. AA. The lane just right of the centre line
2. BB. The lane closest to the curb
3. CC. The lane just left of the centre line
4. DD. Whichever lane is empty

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Question 29 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

An intersection has traffic lights but no pedestrian signals. When may a pedestrian start to cross?

1. AA. When they face a solid green light
2. BB. When they face a solid amber light
3. CC. Whenever the road looks clear
4. DD. Only when a driver waves them on

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Question 30 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, which vehicle may a Class 5 driver NOT drive?

1. AA. A taxi while it carries passengers
2. BB. A farm tractor
3. CC. A motor home with two axles
4. DD. A car towing a light trailer

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Question 31 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Newfoundland and Labrador, what is the suspension for a fourth or later Criminal Code impaired driving conviction?

1. AA. A 36-month suspension
2. BB. A 48-month suspension
3. CC. A 60-month suspension
4. DD. A lifetime suspension

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Question 32 of 40Safe driving and hazards

Why is a vehicle's airbag no substitute for wearing a seatbelt?

1. AA. Airbags are meant to work together with seatbelts
2. BB. Airbags only open in rear-end crashes on highways
3. CC. Airbags have replaced seatbelts in newer cars
4. DD. Seatbelts stop the airbags from opening fully

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Question 33 of 40Sharing the road

What does the term 'dooring' mean?

1. AA. Leaving a car door unlocked while it is parked
2. BB. Blocking a driveway with a parked car for hours
3. CC. Opening a car door into the path of a road user
4. DD. Closing a car door on a passenger's hand

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Question 34 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does a diamond-shaped sign warn you about?

1. AA. A hazard ahead
2. BB. A school zone
3. CC. A railway crossing
4. DD. A parking rule

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Question 35 of 40Safe driving and hazards

A vehicle suddenly comes toward you in your lane. Where does the handbook say you should head?

1. AA. Toward the right shoulder, sounding your horn
2. BB. Swerve left into the oncoming lane to escape
3. CC. Keep straight ahead while speeding up
4. DD. Stop in your own lane and wait for them

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Question 36 of 40Sharing the road

You have stopped for a school bus with flashing lights. When may you move again?

1. AA. When the bus moves, the driver signals, or the lights go off
2. BB. As soon as the children reach the sidewalk
3. CC. After you have waited for about one minute
4. DD. When the car beside you starts to move on

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Question 37 of 40Sharing the road

In Newfoundland and Labrador, how do traffic fines change inside construction zones?

1. AA. They are doubled
2. BB. They are tripled
3. CC. They are cut in half
4. DD. They stay the same

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Question 38 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

Two people drink the same amount of alcohol. Who will usually have the higher BAC?

1. AA. The smaller person
2. BB. The larger person
3. CC. The person who drank more slowly
4. DD. The person who ate a meal first

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Question 39 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, a learner completes an approved driver education program. When can they take the road test?

1. AA. After 5 months as a learner
2. BB. After 10 months as a learner
3. CC. After 12 months as a learner
4. DD. After 8 months as a learner

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Question 40 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

An ignition interlock device has been installed in a vehicle. Who must use it?

1. AA. Only the driver who was convicted
2. BB. Anyone who drives that vehicle
3. CC. Only drivers who are under 19
4. DD. Only people who drive it at night

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Practice test 2 of 10 for the Class 05 (Passenger) Written Test (Class 5 Level I learner's licence) (the Motor Registration Division): Our practice tests use 40 questions, 34 of 40 (85%) to pass (the Motor Registration Division does not publish a fixed format). Official pass mark: 85%. Our practice tests are untimed.

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