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

Why should you avoid using your horn when you pass a cyclist?

1. AA. It is only allowed in an emergency
2. BB. It may damage the cyclist's hearing
3. CC. It may startle them into your path
4. DD. It is banned within city limits

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Question 2 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

At a two-way stop, you and a driver across from you stop at about the same time. You want to turn left and they are going straight. Who goes first?

1. AA. You, since your signal is on
2. BB. Whoever is on the right side
3. CC. The driver going straight
4. DD. Whoever has the bigger vehicle

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Question 3 of 40Rules of the road · Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Saskatchewan, a driver has an indefinite suspension for an alcohol-related Criminal Code charge. How many days must they serve before an interlock can let them drive again?

1. AA. 45 days
2. BB. 75 days
3. CC. 90 days
4. DD. 100 days

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Question 4 of 40Rules of the road · Sharing the road

How should you treat a funeral procession on the road?

1. AA. Join the end of it to get through lights
2. BB. Do not cut into it or interrupt it
3. CC. Pass it quickly using your horn to warn it
4. DD. Drive between its cars at the next corner

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

Which of these is a potential hazard rather than a real hazard?

1. AA. A car on the shoulder that might pull out
2. BB. A car that has stopped in your lane just ahead
3. CC. A red traffic light at the next corner ahead
4. DD. A sharp curve ahead that forces you to slow

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Question 6 of 40Rules of the road · Speed and following distance

In Saskatchewan, what is the speed limit on a road where no speed limit signs are posted?

1. AA. 70 km/h
2. BB. 80 km/h
3. CC. 90 km/h
4. DD. 100 km/h

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Question 7 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

On a one-way street, an emergency vehicle with its siren on comes up behind you. Where should you pull over?

1. AA. Only to the right-hand curb
2. BB. Only to the left-hand curb
3. CC. To the nearest curb, left or right
4. DD. Into the centre of the street

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Question 8 of 40Rules of the road · Turning, passing and lanes

You want to use a two-way centre turning lane to reach a business in the middle of a block. Where should you enter that lane?

1. AA. A full block before the spot where you turn
2. BB. Only beside the spot where you will turn
3. CC. At the last traffic light before the business
4. DD. As soon as you see the business up ahead

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

What is a large truck's "no-zone"?

1. AA. A lane that trucks are not allowed to use
2. BB. An area where trucks may not park
3. CC. A road where trucks are banned at night
4. DD. The blind spot areas around the truck

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

Your gas pedal sticks down while you are driving. What should you do?

1. AA. Shift to neutral, slow down, pull over and stop
2. BB. Turn the key off at once while still moving fast
3. CC. Reach down with your hand to free the pedal
4. DD. Pump the gas pedal hard until it comes loose

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Question 11 of 40Rules of the road · Right-of-way

An emergency vehicle is coming toward you with its lights flashing but no siren. What should you do?

1. AA. Keep driving, since you yield only to a siren
2. BB. Yield to it as if the siren were on
3. CC. Yield only if it is coming from your right
4. DD. Yield only if a police officer tells you to

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

A person drank heavily last night. What is the only thing that removes the alcohol from their body?

1. AA. Strong black coffee
2. BB. Enough time passing
3. CC. A long cold shower
4. DD. A few hours of sleep

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

At night, you see something on the road ahead but cannot yet tell what it is. What should you do?

1. AA. Keep your speed until you can see the object clearly
2. BB. Start braking right away while you work out what it is
3. CC. Switch to low beams so you can see it a bit better
4. DD. Steer onto the shoulder and keep your speed steady

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Question 14 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

Except in traffic, after about how long does idling waste more fuel than restarting the engine?

1. AA. 10 seconds
2. BB. 30 seconds
3. CC. 60 seconds
4. DD. 90 seconds

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Question 15 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

You are driving in thick fog. Which headlight setting helps you see better?

1. AA. High beams
2. BB. Parking lights only
3. CC. Hazard lights only
4. DD. Low beams

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Question 16 of 40Rules of the road · Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Saskatchewan, a new driver gets a first roadside suspension for alcohol or drugs. How long is the licence suspended?

1. AA. 40 days
2. BB. 60 days
3. CC. 75 days
4. DD. 100 days

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Question 17 of 40Rules of the road · Licensing and insurance

In Saskatchewan's Safe Driver Recognition program, what is the largest discount a driver can earn on vehicle insurance?

1. AA. 25%
2. BB. 30%
3. CC. 35%
4. DD. 45%

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Question 18 of 40Rules of the road · Safe driving and hazards

Your car starts to skid on a slippery road. Where should you look?

1. AA. Where you want the car to go
2. BB. At the object you are afraid of hitting
3. CC. Down at the dashboard gauges
4. DD. At the edge of the road beside you

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Question 19 of 40Rules of the road

In Saskatchewan, you are using high beams and a vehicle is coming toward you. At least how far away must you be when you dim them?

1. AA. 80 m
2. BB. 200 m
3. CC. 250 m
4. DD. 400 m

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

In Saskatchewan, how do the penalties for drug-impaired driving compare with those for alcohol-impaired driving?

1. AA. They are lighter penalties
2. BB. They are only a written warning
3. CC. They are the same penalties
4. DD. They apply only after a crash

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

In some Saskatchewan cities, diamond shapes are painted on the pavement of a curb lane. What do they show?

1. AA. The lane is ending soon
2. BB. The lane is a passing lane
3. CC. The lane is for left turns
4. DD. The lane is a bus lane

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

An orange sign like this is ahead. What should you be ready to do?

1. AA. Speed up to get past the work area quickly
2. BB. Stop and follow a flag person's directions
3. CC. Pull over and wait until the work is done
4. DD. Change lanes without slowing down at all

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

What must you do when you come to this sign?

1. AA. Slow down and go on if no car is close to you
2. BB. Come to a full stop and make sure the way is clear
3. CC. Stop only when other cars are already in the intersection
4. DD. Sound your horn and keep going at a slower speed

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

A yellow warning sign shows a car skidding next to a thermometer and 0 C. What does it warn?

1. AA. The bridge or road may be slippery at zero degrees
2. BB. The road is closed when it is below zero degrees
3. CC. Snowmobiles may cross the road in cold weather
4. DD. Your engine may overheat on this long hill

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

On this sign, the tracks cross the road at a slant. What does the slant show?

1. AA. The number of tracks you will cross ahead
2. BB. The way the next train will be coming from
3. CC. How far ahead the rail crossing is from you
4. DD. The angle at which the road meets the rail tracks

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

What does this sign mean?

1. AA. The right lane ends ahead
2. BB. Right turns are not allowed
3. CC. Right turns only on a red light
4. DD. The road curves to the right

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

What does a flashing amber (yellow) light tell you to do?

1. AA. Stop and wait for green
2. BB. Go on with caution
3. CC. Speed up before it turns red
4. DD. Pull over to the right side

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

Signs with this background colour give you what kind of message?

1. AA. Turns that are permitted here
2. BB. General or service information
3. CC. Construction or road work ahead
4. DD. A school crosswalk is ahead

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

What must you do at a flashing red light?

1. AA. Slow down and go with care
2. BB. Stop and wait for a green light
3. CC. Yield only to traffic on your left
4. DD. Stop, then go when it is safe

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

You face a green light at an intersection and no sign limits your moves. What may you do once it is safe?

1. AA. Go straight, turn left or turn right
2. BB. Go straight only, since turns need an arrow
3. CC. Turn right only, after a full stop
4. DD. Turn left only, before oncoming cars move

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

On signs like this one, what does the colour red stand for?

1. AA. Stop or prohibition
2. BB. General warning or caution
3. CC. General or service information
4. DD. Turns that are permitted

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

A sign uses the colour green. What does green tell you?

1. AA. A movement is not allowed, or you must stop
2. BB. There is a general danger, so take care
3. CC. A movement is permitted, or it gives direction
4. DD. There is road work or maintenance ahead

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

What does an orange pavement drop-off sign warn you of?

1. AA. The pavement ends and the road turns to gravel
2. BB. The road has deep grooves cut into its surface
3. CC. The road ahead has a steep downhill grade
4. DD. The next lane or shoulder is higher or lower than yours

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

A bicycle symbol with a chevron above it is painted in a traffic lane. What does it mean?

1. AA. The lane is for bicycles only
2. BB. Cyclists must ride on the sidewalk
3. CC. Cyclists and drivers share the lane
4. DD. Cars may not use the lane at all

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

What does this sign tell you?

1. AA. A wildlife park is open nearby
2. BB. Deer often cross this part of the road
3. CC. Hunting is allowed along this road
4. DD. Farm cattle use this part of the road

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

What does this sign mean?

1. AA. The road is closed for repairs
2. BB. You may not park here at any time
3. CC. You must stop and wait for a signal
4. DD. You must not enter this road

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

In Saskatchewan, at a crossing marked with this sign, red lights are flashing but there are no gates. No train is close. What may you do?

1. AA. Stop, then cross when it is safe to do so
2. BB. Cross without stopping if no train is in sight
3. CC. Wait until the red lights stop flashing to cross
4. DD. Back up and find a crossing that has gates

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

In Saskatchewan, what does this sign mark the start of?

1. AA. A work zone
2. BB. A school zone
3. CC. A detour route
4. DD. A truck route

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

In Saskatchewan, a rural stop sign post has just one reflective triangle on it. What kind of road are you about to cross?

1. AA. A minor rural road or local street
2. BB. A provincial highway or grid road
3. CC. A main farm access road
4. DD. An improved all weather road

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

What does this sign warn you of?

1. AA. A divided highway that begins just ahead
2. BB. A railway that crosses the road at right angles
3. CC. A hospital that is close by on the right
4. DD. A hidden intersection with roads from the side

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