MANITOBA TRAFFIC RULES 01

Traffic rules in Manitoba, Canada are put in place to ensure the safety of drivers, passengers, and pedestrians alike. Manitoba has a graduated licensing program, which means that new drivers start with a learner’s permit and progress through several stages to become fully licensed.

Manitoba Traffic Rules Test 01

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Wearing a seatbelt decreases your chance of being killed in an accident by up to...?

50%

15%

25%

75%

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In the intermediate stage of qualifying as a Manitoba car driver, the licence holder, if not accompanied by qualified supervising driver, can carry how many passengers between midnight and 5 AM?

As many as there are seatbelts for

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Once you have a manual vehicle in motion, the clutch pedal should be...?

Fully engaged

Fully disengaged

Half engaged

Lightly engaged

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If a child weighs less than 80lbs and is under 9 years of age, they must remain in a booster seat until they reach what height?

4'2'

4'9'

5'2'

4'6'

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When making a left turn, you should begin it from...?

Just to the right of the centreline

As far to the right as possible

The moment you enter the intersection

Just over the centreline

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If two vehicles stop at the same time at an intersection controlled by a 4 way stop sign, who should yield?

The vehicle on the left

The smaller vehicle

The vehicle on the right

The larger vehicle

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On a roundabout, which of these vehicles has right of way?

The vehicle intending to make a complete circuit of the roundabout

The vehicle entering the roundabout from the right

The vehicle already on the roundabout

The vehicle entering the roundabout from the left

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It is only acceptable to change more than one lane at a time if...?

You have checked your rearview mirror

You have checked all three mirrors

You have checked both side mirrors

You can make a full shoulder check

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When setting off from a parked position, the ideal position for your hands on the steering wheel is...?

4 o'clock/8 o'clock

6 o'clock/12 o'clock

9 o'clock/3 o'clock

2 o'clock/10 o'clock

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You should not enter an intersection unless...?

You can get at least halfway across

You can get far enough for your rear bumper to clear the stop line

Your exit is clear

You will only be blocking one lane

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Unless otherwise indicated, you can drive through a red light if...?

Turning left with a red arrow

Turning left or right from a one-way street into another

Turning left from a one-way street into a two-way street

You can see no traffic for 150 m

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You can make a right turn from the second lane out from the right curb if the road is blocked within what distance of the intersection?

30 m

20 m

10 m

50 m

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Which of these has the highest priority right of way at a roundabout?

Trucks

Pedestrians

Motorcyclists

They are all equal

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What is the hand signal for making a right turn?

Left arm out, bent upwards

Left arm pointing over the top of car in the direction of travel

Left arm out, bent downwards

Left arm straight out, making a circular motion

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When approaching an intersection, you should be particularly aware of...?

Traffic coming from the left or right

All of these

Pedestrians on the crosswalk

Traffic approaching in the opposite direction

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When you are stopped at a stop sign, before you move off you must check for and yield to...?

Cyclists

Pedestrians

Trucks

Motorcyclists

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You may not make a U-turn on the approach to or near the crest of a hill unless you have a clear view of oncoming traffic for...?

150 m

200 m

50 m

100 m

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Unless a U-turn traffic signal is present at an intersection, you should avoid making U-turns...?

In rural areas

In all these areas

On highways

In cities

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Left turns from one-way into two-way streets should be made from...?

Over the centreline

As close as possible to the centreline

The middle of your lane

As close as possible to the left curb

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When operating the accelerator, your foot should be...?

Just touching with the tip of your shoe, heel off the floor

Flat on the pedal, heel on the floor

Flat on the pedal, heel off the floor

Just touching with the tip of your shoe, heel on the floor

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In an automatic car, it can be useful to downshift for greater control when...?

Accelerating away from lights

Going uphill

Going downhill

Cruising on a freeway

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You're turning left in a place where two lanes turn left. You should...?

Stay in your lane as you turn

Try to move to the inside lane

Try to move to the outside lane

Move to whichever lane is opposite you

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In town, you should signal a turn or lane change at least what distance before initiating the procedure?

15 m

10 m

50 m

30 m

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Who will be penalised if a minor in a car is not properly secured with appropriate safety devices?

Nobody

The driver

The minor

The parent

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Outside of cities, towns or villages, how far ahead of a lane changing or turning procedure should you signal?

At least 200 m

At least 150 m

At least 100 m

At least 50 m

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Manitoba Driving Test

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