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Question 1 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, may cyclists ride on the sidewalk?

1. AA. No
2. BB. Yes, slowly
3. CC. Yes, in towns
4. DD. Yes, with a bell

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Question 2 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

In Prince Edward Island, how should you brake in an emergency in a car with ABS?

1. AA. Hold the pedal down; do not pump
2. BB. Pump the pedal fast
3. CC. Use the park brake instead
4. DD. Tap it and then release

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Question 3 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

In Prince Edward Island, an ambulance with its siren on approaches. What must you do?

1. AA. Speed up to stay ahead of it
2. BB. Clear the intersection, pull right and stop
3. CC. Stop at once in your lane
4. DD. Pull left and keep going slowly until it passes

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Question 4 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

In Prince Edward Island, in which kind of crash do air bags deploy?

1. AA. Rollovers only
2. BB. Rear-end crashes only
3. CC. Frontal impacts only
4. DD. Every kind of crash

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Question 5 of 40Rules of the road · Turning, passing and lanes

In Prince Edward Island, you are stopped, waiting to turn left. How should you hold your wheels?

1. AA. Turned left, ready to go
2. BB. Turned right, toward the curb
3. CC. Straight until you are ready to turn
4. DD. It does not matter

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Question 6 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, what must a bicycle have for riding at night?

1. AA. Only a bell and a horn
2. BB. A flashing blue light on top
3. CC. A front lamp and a red rear reflector
4. DD. Reflectors on the pedals only

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Question 7 of 40Rules of the road · Turning, passing and lanes

In a PEI city, how far ahead should you signal before a turn or stop?

1. AA. 8 metres
2. BB. 18 metres
3. CC. 30 metres
4. DD. 100 metres

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Question 8 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

In Prince Edward Island, a pedestrian is in an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection with no signals. What must you do?

1. AA. Go first, as it is unmarked
2. BB. Yield to the pedestrian
3. CC. Honk so they hurry
4. DD. Drive around them

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Question 9 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

At a PEI three- or four-way stop, two vehicles arrive at about the same time. Who yields?

1. AA. The vehicle on the right yields to the one on the left
2. BB. The larger vehicle goes first
3. CC. The faster vehicle goes first
4. DD. The vehicle on the left yields to the one on the right

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Question 10 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing. What must you do?

1. AA. Stop, from the front or the rear
2. BB. Slow down and pass with care
3. CC. Stop only if behind it
4. DD. Honk and pass slowly

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Question 11 of 40Rules of the road · Speed and following distance

In Prince Edward Island, what happens to fines for speeding in a signed school zone?

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

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Question 12 of 40Rules of the road · Alcohol, drugs and penalties

According to the PEI Driver's Handbook, how much more often are drinking drivers involved in collisions than sober drivers?

1. AA. Twice as often
2. BB. 10 times as often
3. CC. 3 times as often
4. DD. 50 times as often

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Question 13 of 40Rules of the road · Parking and stopping

In Prince Edward Island, what must you do when you leave your parked car?

1. AA. Leave the engine running to keep warm
2. BB. Leave the keys inside in case it must be moved
3. CC. Set the brake, stop the motor and take the keys
4. DD. Leave it in neutral with the lights on

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Question 14 of 40Rules of the road

In Prince Edward Island, may you put tinted film on the windshield or the front side windows?

1. AA. Yes, if it is light
2. BB. Yes, with a permit
3. CC. No, it is illegal
4. DD. Yes, on the driver's side only

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Question 15 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, you cannot see a truck driver's face in their side mirror. What does this mean?

1. AA. You are at a safe distance
2. BB. The truck is about to stop
3. CC. The mirror is broken
4. DD. The driver cannot see you

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Question 16 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

In Prince Edward Island, when may a car in a funeral procession go through a red light or stop sign?

1. AA. Whenever it follows the hearse closely
2. BB. Whenever its headlights are on
3. CC. Only when a police officer directs it
4. DD. Never, even if an officer directs it

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Question 17 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

In Prince Edward Island, what are the "No-Zones"?

1. AA. Blind spots and danger areas around big vehicles
2. BB. Lanes where no trucks may drive
3. CC. Zones where parking is banned for trucks and buses
4. DD. School zones on the highway

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Question 18 of 40Rules of the road

In Prince Edward Island, which of these is one of the handbook's "five points" to give when reporting a collision?

1. AA. The colour of the cars
2. BB. The make of the tires
3. CC. The exact location
4. DD. The radio station on

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Question 19 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

In Prince Edward Island, a blind pedestrian raises a white cane at the curb. What does it mean for you?

1. AA. They want a ride
2. BB. They are lost and need help
3. CC. Stop and let them go ahead
4. DD. They will wait for you to pass

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Question 20 of 40Rules of the road · Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Prince Edward Island, a roadside screening device shows "WARN" or "FAIL". How long is the roadside suspension?

1. AA. 5 days
2. BB. 6 hours
3. CC. 14 days
4. DD. 24 hours

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

In Prince Edward Island, which move does this sign forbid?

1. AA. A left turn
2. BB. A lane change
3. CC. A U-turn
4. DD. Parking

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

In Prince Edward Island, who may not use a road posted with this sign?

1. AA. People on bicycles
2. BB. People on foot
3. CC. Trucks
4. DD. Snowmobiles

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

In Prince Edward Island, what does this five-sided sign mark?

1. AA. A playground area
2. BB. A school zone
3. CC. A hospital zone
4. DD. A bus stop

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

In Prince Edward Island, what service does this blue sign point to?

1. AA. Food
2. BB. Lodging
3. CC. A hospital
4. DD. Gas

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

In Prince Edward Island, what do yellow lines on the road separate?

1. AA. Traffic going in opposite directions
2. BB. Lanes going the same way
3. CC. Parking spaces from the moving traffic
4. DD. Bus lanes from car lanes

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

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

1. AA. Stop now, even with no train in sight
2. BB. Speed up, since trains are slow
3. CC. Look, listen and slow down, as you may need to stop
4. DD. Turn off now, as the road ends at the railway tracks

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

In Prince Edward Island, a yellow diamond sign shows a truck coming in from the side of the road. What does it mean?

1. AA. Trucks may be entering the road
2. BB. A truck stop is close by
3. CC. Trucks may not use this road
4. DD. A weigh station is just ahead

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

In Prince Edward Island, when is it legal to enter an intersection on an amber light?

1. AA. Whenever no cars are coming
2. BB. Whenever you were going fast
3. CC. Only if you are turning right on it
4. DD. Only when you cannot stop safely

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

In Prince Edward Island, what does a flashing amber light mean?

1. AA. Stop fully, as at a stop sign
2. BB. The light is about to turn red, so speed up
3. CC. Only turning cars may go
4. DD. Caution: slow down and be ready to stop

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

In Prince Edward Island, when must you obey the speed limit in a construction zone?

1. AA. Only when workers are present on the road
2. BB. Only during daylight hours
3. CC. Only when machines are moving
4. DD. At all times, even when no one is working

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

In Prince Edward Island, which way may traffic go on a road with this sign?

1. AA. Both ways, at any time of day
2. BB. Only the way the arrow points
3. CC. Only on weekdays
4. DD. Against the arrow at night

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

In Prince Edward Island, a sign shows a black diamond inside a red circle with a slash. What does it mean?

1. AA. It is a dangerous goods route
2. BB. Dangerous goods are prohibited
3. CC. A reserved lane is ahead on the right
4. DD. A railway crossing is near

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

Why does the PEI Driver's Handbook say each sign shape carries its own meaning?

1. AA. So drivers from other countries can read every word on it
2. BB. So the signs cost less to make
3. CC. So you can know the sign when the words are hard to read
4. DD. So signs can be seen from the air

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

In Prince Edward Island, what does this sign tell approaching drivers to do?

1. AA. Keep to the right of the island
2. BB. Turn right at the next road
3. CC. Merge left, as the right lane ends
4. DD. Keep left to pass slow cars

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

In Prince Edward Island, what is this sign telling you about the road?

1. AA. It is slippery when wet
2. BB. It has loose gravel on it
3. CC. It has a steep hill
4. DD. It is a winding road

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

According to the PEI Driver's Handbook, how do Island traffic signs compare with those in other provinces?

1. AA. They are unique to the Island
2. BB. They are uniform across Canada
3. CC. They follow European designs closely
4. DD. They change from town to town

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

In Prince Edward Island, what does this white rectangular sign show?

1. AA. A speed you must keep
2. BB. The minimum speed allowed
3. CC. A speed advised for trucks
4. DD. The maximum speed limit

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

In Prince Edward Island, what shape is a speed limit sign always?

1. AA. A yellow diamond
2. BB. A triangle pointing down
3. CC. A five-sided shape
4. DD. A vertical rectangle

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

In Prince Edward Island, what does a yellow diamond sign with a black "T" mean?

1. AA. A T intersection is ahead
2. BB. A truck route begins
3. CC. A tourist area is ahead
4. DD. A toll road starts here soon

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

In Prince Edward Island, a yellow diamond sign shows a bicycle. What should you watch for?

1. AA. A bicycle crossing
2. BB. A bike shop entrance
3. CC. A bike race in progress
4. DD. A road closed to bikes

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