Free online practice test for Nunavut Class 7 license

NUNAVUT TRAFFIC RULES 02

As a territory in northern Canada, Nunavut poses unique challenges and considerations when it comes to traffic and road rules. Due to its remote location and harsh climate, Nunavut has a limited road network, and many communities are only accessible by air or by sea.

Nunavut Traffic Rules Test 02

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You are driving on a three lane highway at exactly the speed limit. All lanes have light traffic. Which lane should you choose?

The right-hand lane

The middle lane

Any lane, it doesn't matter

The left-hand lane

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The best time to check tire pressures is...?

After a short commute

When they are cold

After a long journey

At any of these times

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In which of these situations should you not use cruise control?

At night

When you are tired

Outside of cities

On fast straight highways

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Whether you have a manual or automatic transmission, your right foot should...?

Control either the gas or brake pedal, but not both

Control the brake pedal only

Control the gas pedal only

Control the gas and brake pedals

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At intersections, you should use your signals when you want to...?

Turn

Change lanes

Do any of these things

Park

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Which of these should you avoid when in control of your vehicle?

High heels

All of them

Platform soles

Bare feet

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Which of these is the only circumstance in which you may pass a school bus with red lights flashing?

When a disembarking child waves you through

When it is more than three lanes away from you

When you are following an emergency vehicle which passes it

When it is in the opposite lane of a divided highway

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If you transgress traffic laws in a construction zone, the fine you will pay will be...?

Double

Waived

Half

Treble

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When stopping at a crosswalk which does not have a stop line, you should stop...?

Just before the crosswalk

Any of these depending on traffic

At the far edge of the crosswalk

Well back of the crosswalk

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The odometer on your dashboard shows you...?

Trip distance travelled

Oil pressure

Amount of fuel remaining

Total distance travelled

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If you are approaching a yield sign, you have to give right-of-way to...?

Cyclists

Pedestrians

Other motorists

All of these

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You want to drive straight through an intersection but there is a vehicle already there turning left. You should...?

Yield

Pass them on the left

Sound your horn and keep driving

Force them to yield

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You intend to leave a roundabout at the third exit, you should...?

Whichever lane is opposite the one you joined

Stay in the lane in which you joined

Move to the left lane

Move to the right lane

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When driving on the highway, you should choose the lane which allows you to go where you want to go and...?

Block other vehicles

Go fastest

Stop fastest

Have the best vision

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Who must pull out of the way of an emergency vehicle with lights flashing and/or siren on?

All vehicles going in the direction the emergency vehicle is going

All vehicles traveling in the same lane as the emergency vehicle

All vehicles on both sides of the road

All vehicles going in the opposite direction to the emergency vehicle

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Waiting to turn left at an intersection, your wheels should be pointing...?

Any of these

Straight ahead

To the right

To the left

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To be legal, your tires must have at least how much tread?

2.6 mm

1 mm

1.6 mm

2 mm

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On your dashboard, your tachometer will show...?

Current speed

Engine temperature

Engine revolutions

Distance covered

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On Nunavut highways, if you do not have automatic daytime running lights, you must...?

Drive with your high beam headlights on

Drive with your emergency warning flashers on

Drive with your parking lights on

Drive with your low beam headlights on

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You are approaching an intersection controlled by traffic lights which have obviously stopped working properly. You should treat the intersection as if...?

It doesn't exist

You have right-of-way

It is a four-way stop

It is an unmarked intersection

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An emergency vehicle with flashing lights and sirens approaches you from behind as you are on a roundabout. You should...?

Stop on the roundabout

Exit the roundabout then stop

Pull over on to the roundabout island

Start another complete lap of the roundabout

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If your car gets stuck on a railway crossing, you should get your self and your passengers at least how far from the track?

30 m

10 m

20 m

5 m

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At a four-way stop, who has right-of-way?

The fastest vehicle

The first vehicle to reach the stop line

The largest vehicle

The first vehicle to come to a complete stop

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When you are following a fire truck with lights and/or siren on, you should not get closer than...?

100 m

150 m

200 m

250 m

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If two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at the same time, which should yield?

The vehicle on the left

The vehicle on the right

The larger vehicle

The smaller vehicle

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In addition, Nunavut experiences 24-hour darkness in the winter, making driving conditions extremely challenging. Because of these factors, drivers in Nunavut require specialized training and equipment to navigate the terrain safely. Additionally, many parts of Nunavut have wildlife crossings, meaning drivers must be vigilant and aware of potential hazards on the road. Despite these challenges, Nunavut has strict traffic laws to ensure all road users’ safety, and drivers must pass a comprehensive driver’s test before receiving their Nunavut driver’s license. Driving in Nunavut requires a high level of skill, knowledge, and caution, but it can be a rewarding and exhilarating experience for those who are prepared.

This online traffic rules practice test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Nunavut Class 7 learner’s driver’s license that is required before you can get your driver’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your Nunavut 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. You’ve come to the right place, whether you’re getting your Commercial Driver’s License, Learner’s Permit, or Motorcycle License. It is all FREE!