Nova Scotia Class 7 Traffic Rules Practice Free Quiz

NOVA SCOTIA TRAFFIC RULES 04

Nova Scotia is a popular maritime province in Canada, known for its breathtaking scenery and friendly people. To make the most of this picturesque province, it’s important to pay attention to traffic and road rules.

Nova Scotia Traffic Rules Test 04

1 / 25

You must have a white light which illuminates your number plate so that it can be readable from what distance away?

20 m

5 m

10 m

15 m

2 / 25

The most common cause of highway crashes in Nova Scotia is...?

Driver inattention

Alcohol involvement

Excess speed

Failure to yield

3 / 25

As you drive, you should be...?

Fixing your gaze on selected objects

Watching the far distance

Scanning constantly

Any of these

4 / 25

The Administrative Licence Suspension Program provides for what suspension if you refuse to give a breath sample?

Five months

Two months

Four months

Three months

5 / 25

If a child weighs more than 18 kg but is less than 145 cm tall and less than nine years old they must...?

Use an approved booster seat

Sit in the front seat

Use an approved car seat

Use a seatbelt

6 / 25

When you are approaching a motorcycle, you must remember that a motorcyclist is entitled to...?

Any of these depending on conditions

Half a lane on the left

Half a lane on the right

A full lane

7 / 25

Your front parking light or reflector must be of what colour?

Amber or red

White or amber

Red, white or amber

Red or white

8 / 25

In Nova Scotia, you must use your headlights between...?

half an hour before sunset to half an hour after 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 before sunrise

9 / 25

If you cause death by driving when impaired, you can be convicted under the Criminal Code of Canada and sent to prison for up to...?

20 years

10 years

5 years

Life

10 / 25

Children in cars must ride in a rear facing infant seat until they are...?

16 kg in weight

14 kg in weight

12 kg in weight

10 kg in weight

11 / 25

Defensive driving means...?

Driving as if frightened of other drivers

Anticipating your own mistakes and those of others

Attacking other drivers in retaliation for bad behaviour

Making other drivers feel they have to be defensive where you are concerned

12 / 25

If your vehicle is more than 2.05 m in width, your turn signals must be plainly visible in normal sunlight from how far away?

200 m

250 m

100 m

150 m

13 / 25

Your brake lights must be red and plainly visible from a distance of...?

75 m

25 m

100 m

50 m

14 / 25

The minimum tread depth necessary for your tires to be legal is...?

2.5 mm

1 mm

2 mm

1.5 mm

15 / 25

When a lane is closed, you should merge into the next lane...?

Within 200 m of the closure

As late as possible

As soon as safely possible

Within 500 m of the closure

16 / 25

When travelling through a work zone, you should...?

Any of these depending on circumstances

Close up on the vehicle in front

Maintain your usual space between yourself and the vehicle in front

Leave more space than usual between you and the vehicle in front

17 / 25

If your wheels lock under braking, you should...?

Release the pedal slightly and reapply

Release the pedal completely and leave off

Increase the pressure

Release the pedal completely and reapply

18 / 25

Your lights must be on at any time when conditions mean there is not enough light to identify a person on the highway how far ahead?

400 m

150 m

200 m

300 m

19 / 25

if you start to feel drowsy when driving, you should...?

Open all the windows

Pull over and rest

Call someone on your cellphone for a chat

Turn on cruise control

20 / 25

Which of these is the most optimal position for your hands on the steering wheel?

Both at twelve o'clock

Four and eight o'clock

Ten and two o'clock

Seven and five o'clock

21 / 25

Your vehicle must be equipped with a horn that can be heard at a distance of...?

60 m

80 m

40 m

100 m

22 / 25

Studded tyres are only legal in Nova Scotia between October 15 and...?

February 28th

January 31st

May 15th

April 30th

23 / 25

It is not compulsory to wear a seatbelt if...?

You are travelling exclusively in an urban environment

The external temperature is more than 25C

You are undertaking work which entails getting in and out of the vehicle frequently

You are on a journey where you will not exceed 20 KM/H

24 / 25

On your fourth offence of driving while impaired in Nova Scotia within 10 years, you will lose your licence ...?

For 10 years

For 20 years

For 15 years

Permanently

25 / 25

The only thing permitted on your windshield is...?

Personal photographs

The names of the owners

The official inspection sticker

Religious symbols

Your score is

In Nova Scotia, drivers must always follow the posted speed limits, which vary depending on the road conditions and areas. Additionally, all drivers are required to wear a seatbelt while driving, and it is strictly prohibited to use cell phones while driving. Moreover, drivers must adhere to a zero-tolerance policy regarding impaired driving, with severe consequences for those caught violating this law. Lastly, it’s important to be aware of the wildlife crossing the roads, especially during nighttime hours. By following these rules and producing good driving habits, you can ensure your safety and the safety of others while exploring this beautiful province.

This online practice test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Nova Scotia Class 7 Driving Test required before you can get your driver’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your Nova Scotia driver’s license at your local licensing office. Please note, however, that this is not the actual test, and you will not receive your license if you pass this practice test. It is all FREE!