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Question 1 of 40Rules of the road · Turning, passing and lanes

In a PEI dual-lane roundabout, which lane must you use to turn left?

1. AA. The right-hand lane
2. BB. Either lane
3. CC. The left-hand lane
4. DD. The lane with less traffic

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Question 2 of 40Rules of the road · Licensing and insurance

In Prince Edward Island, what class of licence is a farm tractor licence?

1. AA. Class 9
2. BB. Class 5
3. CC. Class 7
4. DD. Class 8

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Question 3 of 40Rules of the road · Speed and following distance

In Prince Edward Island, how should you check your following time?

1. AA. Look at your speedometer and halve the number
2. BB. Keep one car length at any speed
3. CC. Wait until you see its rear tires
4. DD. Count from when the car ahead passes a marker

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Question 4 of 40Rules of the road · Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Prince Edward Island, who are "habitual offenders" in the impaired driving rules?

1. AA. Drivers with two or more impaired convictions
2. BB. Any driver with a speeding ticket
3. CC. Drivers who park illegally twice in a year
4. DD. New drivers with any demerits

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Question 5 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

In Prince Edward Island, where does ice often form first in winter?

1. AA. In tunnels
2. BB. On hills
3. CC. On bridges
4. DD. In parking lots

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Question 6 of 40Rules of the road

In Prince Edward Island, when must you sound your horn, according to the handbook's passing rules?

1. AA. When you change lanes in town
2. BB. When you pass another vehicle
3. CC. When you see a cyclist
4. DD. When you stop at a light

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Question 7 of 40Rules of the road · Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Prince Edward Island, what does the ignition interlock program allow?

1. AA. Driving any vehicle after one drink
2. BB. Skipping the court prohibition period entirely
3. CC. Driving at night only
4. DD. Early return to driving, in a car with the device

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Question 8 of 40Rules of the road · Speed and following distance

In Prince Edward Island, how far does a car at 50 km/h travel during an average reaction time?

1. AA. About 10 metres
2. BB. About 4 metres
3. CC. About 7 metres
4. DD. About 20 metres

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Question 9 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, how much space from the curb is a cyclist entitled to ride in?

1. AA. None; ride on the curb
2. BB. At least one metre
3. CC. At most 30 cm
4. DD. Half of the lane only

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Question 10 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

In Prince Edward Island, when are roads especially slippery in rain?

1. AA. After it has rained all day
2. BB. Just after it begins to rain
3. CC. Only in heavy storms
4. DD. Only at night when it is cold

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Question 11 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, a school bus ahead has its amber lights flashing. What must you do?

1. AA. Stop at once, wherever you are
2. BB. Reduce speed and go with caution
3. CC. Speed up to pass before it stops
4. DD. Keep your speed; amber is a go

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Question 12 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

In Prince Edward Island, you face a flashing amber light at a crosswalk. Who must you yield to?

1. AA. Only vehicles on your right
2. BB. No one, as amber is a go
3. CC. Only buses and trucks that are turning
4. DD. Pedestrians in the crosswalks

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Question 13 of 40Rules of the road · Speed and following distance

In a PEI town at night, does the speed limit change?

1. AA. Yes, it drops by half after dark
2. BB. Yes, it goes up
3. CC. No, but you should still slow down
4. DD. Only on the main streets

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Question 14 of 40Rules of the road

In Prince Edward Island, your load sticks out more than 1.2 metres past the rear in daylight. What must you show?

1. AA. A white flag of any size
2. BB. An orange triangle sign
3. CC. A red flag at least 0.3 m square
4. DD. A yellow light that flashes all day

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Question 15 of 40Rules of the road · Parking and stopping

In Prince Edward Island, how close may you park to a stop sign or traffic signal?

1. AA. No closer than 12 metres
2. BB. No closer than 4 metres
3. CC. No closer than 8 metres
4. DD. No closer than 20 metres

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Question 16 of 40Rules of the road · Turning, passing and lanes

In Prince Edward Island, what should you avoid doing with the pedals or gears while actually turning?

1. AA. Keeping a light foot on the gas
2. BB. Holding your speed steady through the turn
3. CC. Using both hands
4. DD. Pressing the brake or clutch, or shifting

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Question 17 of 40Rules of the road

In Prince Edward Island, what must you do before backing up, according to the handbook's steps?

1. AA. Flash your high beams twice
2. BB. Look all around and sound the horn
3. CC. Open your door to look back
4. DD. Turn on your fog lights and wait

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Question 18 of 40Rules of the road · Speed and following distance

In Prince Edward Island, why should you leave more time when following a motorcycle?

1. AA. Motorcycles are light and can stop quickly
2. BB. Motorcycles always speed
3. CC. Motorcycles have no brake lights
4. DD. Motorcycles use the whole road in every lane

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Question 19 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, who must wear an approved helmet when riding a bicycle?

1. AA. Only riders under 16
2. BB. Only riders on highways
3. CC. Only riders at night
4. DD. Everyone who rides a bicycle

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Question 20 of 40Rules of the road · Turning, passing and lanes

In Prince Edward Island, which of these does NOT need a signal, per the handbook's list?

1. AA. Pulling out from a parked spot at the curb
2. BB. Pulling over to stop
3. CC. Driving straight through a green light
4. DD. Moving back after passing

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Question 21 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does a yellow sign with a black and yellow checkerboard pattern and arrows warn of?

1. AA. A race track nearby
2. BB. A sharp turn or bend in the road
3. CC. Rough pavement for a long way ahead
4. DD. A railway with no gates

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Question 22 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, when may the yellow line be on your right instead of your left?

1. AA. Only when you are passing
2. BB. Whenever you drive at night
3. CC. On any one-way street
4. DD. Whenever the road is wide

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Question 23 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, you face a red light with no stop line and no crosswalk. Where must you stop?

1. AA. In the middle of the intersection
2. BB. Before entering the intersection
3. CC. Even with the light pole
4. DD. Past the first lane of cross traffic

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Question 24 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does this sign tell you when the light is red?

1. AA. Turn right after you come to a full stop
2. BB. Turn right without stopping if the road is clear
3. CC. Turn left instead of right
4. DD. Do not turn right until the light turns green

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Question 25 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what is ahead when you pass this warning sign?

1. AA. A railway
2. BB. Road work
3. CC. A school bus
4. DD. A stop sign

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Question 26 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does this orange sign tell you?

1. AA. A detour starts here
2. BB. The road is closed to cars
3. CC. There is road work ahead
4. DD. The road work is done

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Question 27 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does this sign with arrows under it mean?

1. AA. A parking lot is ahead
2. BB. Parking is allowed both ways here
3. CC. No parking in either direction
4. DD. Pay for parking here

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Question 28 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does a green traffic light give you?

1. AA. An absolute right-of-way over all other traffic
2. BB. Permission to go with care, not a full right
3. CC. A signal to speed up through the corner
4. DD. Permission to go only straight ahead

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Question 29 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does this warning sign tell you?

1. AA. A divided highway is ahead
2. BB. A divided highway ends
3. CC. Two-way traffic is ahead now
4. DD. A narrow bridge is ahead

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Question 30 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does the colour red on a sign show?

1. AA. A move that is prohibited
2. BB. A move that is permitted
3. CC. A tourist service nearby
4. DD. Road work ahead

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Question 31 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what are these signs used for?

1. AA. Marking a one-way street
2. BB. Showing where a passing lane begins
3. CC. Closing a road to all traffic
4. DD. Guiding drivers around sharp curves

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Question 32 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what should you do as you come to this sign?

1. AA. Stop every time, even with no one near the corner
2. BB. Slow down, look, and yield, stopping if needed
3. CC. Speed up to merge ahead of traffic
4. DD. Yield only to traffic on your left

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Question 33 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, a 30 km/h tab is posted with this curve sign. What does the tab show?

1. AA. The legal limit for the whole road
2. BB. The lowest speed allowed
3. CC. The limit for trucks only
4. DD. A safe speed for the turn

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Question 34 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what may you not do where this sign is posted?

1. AA. Turn right
2. BB. Turn left
3. CC. Go straight
4. DD. Change lanes

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Question 35 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does an orange "Low shoulder ahead" sign warn of?

1. AA. A soft shoulder you may drive on in an emergency
2. BB. A narrow lane for trucks
3. CC. A drop between the lane and the shoulder
4. DD. Low-hanging wires ahead

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Question 36 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, where may a white-on-red WRONG WAY sign be placed?

1. AA. Further along a ramp, facing wrong-way drivers
2. BB. At the start of every one-way street in the town
3. CC. Before every school zone
4. DD. At the end of a divided highway

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Question 37 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what should you be ready to do after this orange sign?

1. AA. Pay a toll at a booth ahead
2. BB. Obey a traffic control person's signals
3. CC. Yield to a train at the railway crossing
4. DD. Turn onto a detour route

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Question 38 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what does an orange "Uneven lanes" sign warn of?

1. AA. The lanes are at different heights
2. BB. The lanes are of different widths
3. CC. One lane is closed to cars and trucks
4. DD. The lanes merge into one

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Question 39 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what should you expect where this sign is posted?

1. AA. Your lane ending in a wall
2. BB. Traffic merging with your lane
3. CC. A sharp curve to the left side
4. DD. A divided highway ending

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Question 40 of 40Road signs · Signs, signals and road markings

In Prince Edward Island, what should you do at a yellow diamond playground warning sign?

1. AA. Speed up to pass the area quickly
2. BB. Sound your horn so the children hear you coming
3. CC. Slow down and be ready to stop for children
4. DD. Stop only if a child waves

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