NW Territories Learner's License 7 Traffic Rules

NW TERRITORIES RULES 02

The Northwest Territories of Canada is known for its pristine wilderness and vast expanse of land. However, despite the low population density, proper traffic and road rules are enforced to ensure the safety of drivers and pedestrians alike. In this region, seat belts are mandatory for all passengers, and speeding fines can be incredibly steep.

Northwest Territories Traffic Rules Test 02

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When backing out of an angled parking space, who has right of way?

You

Other drivers in the spaces to your left and right

Any of these depending on circumstances

Approaching drivers

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Parking uphill on the right-hand side of the street with a curb, you should set your wheels...?

Pointing right

Pointing straight ahead

Any of these

Pointing left

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When approaching an angled parking space, before you turn you should remain at least what distance away from the rear of the vehicles already parked?

0.5 m

2 m

2.5 m

1.5 m

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At uncontrolled intersections, right-of-way rests with...?

Vehicles travelling fastest

Vehicles nearest the intersection

Vehicles coming from the right

Vehicles coming from the left

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You're approaching a marked stop line and you can see there is no traffic coming in either direction. You must...?

Come to a complete stop before proceeding

Slow to less than 7 miles an hour before proceeding

Slow to less than 5 miles an hour before proceeding

Slow to less than 3 miles an hour before proceeding

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When parallel parking, you should start to straighten your wheels when you have reached an angle relative to the curb of...?

25°

45°

35°

55°

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When leaving a parallel parking space, you should check...?

All your mirrors

Your rearview mirror and right side view mirror

Your left and right side view mirrors

Your rearview mirror

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If parking on a primary highway where permitted by law, you must make sure that your vehicle can be seen in both directions along the roadway for...?

100 m

60 m

25 m

50 m

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If you have right-of-way but a driver starts to turn left across you, you should...?

Drive up as close to them as possible

Yield right-of-way

Drive around on the right

Drive around them on the left

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You're approaching a crosswalk. If you want to park, you must do so no less than what distance away from its closest side?

5 m

6 m

4 m

7 m

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On a two-way roadway, you can enter angled parking spaces on the left side...?

If there is no traffic coming

Under no circumstances

If all spaces on the right are taken

If you judge it to be safe

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When backing to the left or right you should use...?

Left hand only on the steering wheel

Right hand only on the steering wheel

Both hands on the steering wheel

The hand nearest to direction of travel on the steering wheel

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You may not park within what distance of a fire hydrant or the point on the opposite curb nearest to it?

3 m

5 m

4 m

2 m

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If you are backing out of a driveway, you should...?

Walk out to check for obstacles first

Shout a warning to any pedestrians

Exit as fast as possible

Sound your horn to warn pedestrians

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If you park facing downhill, your front wheels should always...?

Any of these

Be pointing straight ahead

Be pointing left

Be pointing right

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You should back your vehicle at...?

Normal walking speed

Crawling speed

Jogging speed

Normal driving speed

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If two vehicles arrive at a four way stop at the same time, which one should proceed first?

The smallest vehicle

The vehicle on the right

The largest vehicle

The vehicle on the left

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By law, you cannot park with your nearside wheels more than what distance from the curb?

40 cm

30 cm

50 cm

20 cm

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If there is no stop line or marked crosswalk at an intersection, you must stop within what distance of the intersecting roadway?

5 m

6 m

3 m

4 m

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In what circumstances such Northwest Territories law permits you to leave a vehicle unattended with the engine running?

If you are within 50 m of the vehicle

None

If you are running a swift errand

If you are making a series of deliveries

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When entering a traffic circle, if you are planning to proceed to the second exit or beyond you should...?

Any of these

Use the left-hand lane

Sharply increase your speed

Use the right-hand lane

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When backing in a straight line, you should use...?

Your right hand at the bottom of the steering wheel

Your left hand at the bottom of the steering wheel

Your left hand at the top of the steering wheel

Your right hand at the top of the steering wheel

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Before beginning a parking manoeuvre, you should...?

Shout a warning to show your intent

Sound your horn to show your intent

Make a hand signal to show your intent

Flash your brake lights to show your intent

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When parallel parking between two vehicles, you should begin from a position where your rear bumper is in line with...?

The rear bumper of the front vehicle

The middle of the rear vehicle

The front bumper of the rear vehicle

The middle of the front vehicle

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You must park no less than what distance from a stop or yield sign or traffic light?

5 m

3 m

6 m

4 m

Your score is

Drivers must have a valid driver’s license and insurance in case of any accidents. The roads in the Northwest Territories can be challenging due to the harsh weather conditions, and it is crucial to keep a safe distance between vehicles and have proper winter tires during the winter months. Additionally, drivers must yield to wildlife, which is abundant in this region and may wander onto the roads unexpectedly. Overall, following traffic and road rules in the Northwest Territories is essential to ensure a safe and enjoyable driving experience.

This online traffic rules practice test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Northwest Territories 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 Northwest Territories driver’s license at your local licensing office. Whether you’re getting your Commercial Driver’s License, Learner’s Permit, or Motorcycle License, you’ve come to the right place. It is all FREE!