Saskatchewan Driving Test Rules 02

SASKATCHEWAN TRAFFIC RULES 02

In Saskatchewan, Canada, traffic and road rules are strictly enforced to ensure safety on the roads. It is mandatory for all drivers to carry their driver’s license at all times while operating a motor vehicle.

Saskatchewan Traffic Rules Test 02

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When steering around a curve, you should look at...?

Your instrument panel

The vanishing point

Your mirrors

Any of these

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If you're joining a roundabout intending to proceed beyond the second exit, is recommended that you drive in...?

The opposite lane to the one you joined in

The left lane

Whichever lane you joined in

The right lane

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You are preparing to stop at an intersection with a stop sign. There is no crosswalk or stop line marked. You must stop, if you are in town, within what distance of the intersection?

6 m

1 m

5 m

3 m

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You must dim your headlights before you come within what distance of an approaching vehicle?

150 m

100 m

200 m

250 m

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You want to enter a two-way left turning lane in order to access a driveway. You should join the lane...?

15 m in advance

10 m in advance

5 m in advance

When directly opposite the driveway

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Driving on a highway, you should search for hazards up to...?

30 seconds ahead

1 km ahead

The horizon

12 seconds ahead

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If a vehicle is stopped at an intersection to permit pedestrians to cross, you may pass it...?

Under no circumstances

If the pedestrian is within 2 m of the sidewalk

If the pedestrian has yet to reach your lane

If the pedestrian has already quit your lane

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When you see something in the road ahead of you at night, the first thing you should do is...?

Maintain your pace until you can see clearly what it is

Sound your horn repeatedly

Slow down

Turn on your highbeam headlights

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If you are following a motorcycle, your following distance should be...?

The same as for a car

Any of these depending on circumstances

Greater than for a car

Smaller than for a car

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The best way to judge the distance something else is away from you is to use...?

Size

Time

Road markings

Maths

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If you have spot lamps on your vehicle, they must be turned off before you get within what distance of an oncoming vehicle?

250 m

400 m

500 m

350 m

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When following another vehicle, you should dim your headlights if you are within what distance of it?

75 m

50 m

100 m

25 m

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When driving at 100 km/h, you should dim your lights when you are a minimum of what time from meeting an oncoming driver?

8 seconds

4 seconds

6 seconds

2 seconds

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When driving at night, you should adjust your speed so that you can see how much traveling distance ahead of you?

6 seconds

12 seconds

10 seconds

8 seconds

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You don't have to dip your headlights for oncoming traffic if you are on a divided highway when the distance between the roadways is more than...?

12 m

28 m

22 m

16 m

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When steering straight ahead, you should look where?

12 seconds to the left

12 seconds to the right

12 seconds directly ahead

6 seconds straight ahead

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If you are aware and scanning properly, you can predict hazards up to...?

30 seconds ahead

40 seconds ahead

15 seconds ahead

A minute ahead

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At an uncontrolled intersection, rights-of-way rests with...?

The faster vehicle

The vehicle to the right

The vehicle to the left

The larger vehicle

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You are joining a street from an alleyway. You should...?

Drive straight over the sidewalk and stop at the edge of the road

Stop at the edge of the sidewalk, then drive straight into the road

Drive straight through without stopping

Stop at the edge of the sidewalk, then at the edge of the road

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Which of these rules of the road still apply in parking lots?

Following distance

All of these

Speed limits

Rights-of-way

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By law, you must have your headlights on between...?

Half an hour before sunset to half an hour before sunrise

Half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise

Half an hour after sunset to half an hour after sunrise

Half an hour before sunset to half an hour after sunrise

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In a rural area with an unmarked intersection with a stop sign, you must stop within what distance of it?

5 m

10 m

15 m

20 m

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When you are following another vehicle, when its back bumper has passed a stationary object ahead you should not pass the same object until how long has elapsed?

Three seconds

Two seconds

Half a second

One second

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Turning left from a one-way street to another one-way street, the turn should be made from...?

Left lane to left lane

Right lane to right lane

Left lane to right lane

Right lane to left lane

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On an intersection with four-way stops, which vehicle should be given right of way?

The largest vehicle

The last to stop

The one approaching fastest

The first to stop

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Speed limits are posted on highways and roadways, and drivers are expected to adhere to them. In Saskatchewan, drivers and passengers must also wear seat belts while driving. Drinking and driving is a major crime, leading to significant penalties, including license suspension, fines, and even imprisonment. One important rule in Saskatchewan is to yield to emergency vehicles, such as ambulances and fire trucks, by pulling over to the side of the road when approached from behind by flashing lights and sirens. Failure to comply with this law can result in serious consequences. Overall, it is essential to respect and follow Saskatchewan’s traffic and road rules to ensure the safety of all motorists and pedestrians.