Practice test for NW Territories Drivers License- Class 7

NW TERRITORIES RULES 03

Traffic and road rules in NW TERRITORIES, Canada, are strictly enforced to ensure the safety of both drivers and pedestrians on the roads. The province has a comprehensive set of rules and regulations that all drivers must follow, including speed limits, signage requirements, and seat belt laws.

Northwest Territories Traffic Rules Test 03

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If you have to stop in an intersection before completing a left turn, you should keep your front wheels...?

Pointing straight ahead

Pointing to the left

Pointing to the right

Any of these

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Outside urban areas U-turns are not permitted...?

Near the crests of hills

In any of these areas

On curves

On divided highways

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A vehicle would usually be in your blindspot if...?

It is 3 m off the back of your left-hand bumper

It is absolutely parallel to you

Its front bumper is level with your rear bumper

It is 3 m off the back of your right-hand bumper

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When turning left from a two-way road onto another two-way road, you should move from...?

The right lane into the left lane

The left lane into the right lane

The left lane into the left lane

The right lane into the right lane

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On a three lane highway, the slowest moving traffic should travel in...?

The far right lane

The far left lane

The centre of the lane

Any of these depending on circumstances

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As you are taking a curve, remember that your vehicle will always try to...?

Pull to the left

Spin

Pull to the right

Go straight ahead

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On a two lane highway, when you are approaching an acceleration lane, it is best to...?

Accelerate as hard as possible

Stay in whichever lane you are in

Move to the right-hand lane

Move to the left-hand lane

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When exiting a highway, you should...?

Only decelerate once in the deceleration lane

Start decelerating well in advance

Maintain your highway speed until well off the highway

Any of these depending on circumstances

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If a stranger stops to offer you assistance, you should...?

Sit in their car until help arrives

Tell them to move along

Ask them to summon emergency or breakdown services

Allow them to drive you to the nearest point of assistance

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If your tyres lose traction as you enter a left-hand curve, you should steer...?

Slightly towards the right of the road

Slightly towards the centre of the road

As straight as possible

Slightly towards the left of the road

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As you approach the end of the acceleration lane, you should...?

Any of these depending on circumstances

Slow down

Stop

Maintain your speed

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If a person behind this passing you on a two-lane highway, you should...?

Slow down and move to your left

Speed up and move to your left

Speed up and move to your right

Slow down and move to your right

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If your vehicle breaks down and you have to park at the side of the road, you should...?

Do all of these things

Turn on your hazard lights

Raise your hood

Move your passengers away from the vehicle

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Which of these must be completed before making a lane change?

Turn signal

All of them

Mirror check

Shoulder check

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Entering the acceleration lane to merge, you should be...?

Not signalling at all

Using your emergency four way flashers

Signalling right

Signalling left

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The shoulder of a primary highway is only intended for...?

Emergency parking

Overtaking

Normal parking

Slow-moving vehicles

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When you are merging onto a highway, you should aim to enter it...?

At the same speed as the traffic

Slower than the traffic

Any of these depending on circumstances

Faster than the traffic

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You can forego using a shoulder check...?

If you have made one in the last 200 metres

If you have extended mirrors

If you've checked all three of your mirrors

Under no circumstances

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Under what circumstances can you put your transmission in neutral and coast downhill?

If conditions are ideal

If there is no other traffic present

If you're low on fuel

None

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When can you pass another vehicle on a curve?

If conditions are perfect

If the other vehicle is travelling more than 15 km/h below the speed limit

If there is no oncoming traffic

Under no circumstances

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If your vehicle has power brakes and the engine fails, you...?

Will need to push the brake pedal right to the floor

Will still have brakes, just not as powerful

Will not notice any difference to your brakes

Will lose all braking power

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When driving in a clearly marked lane, you should...?

Be as close to the centre as possible

Any of these depending on circumstances

Be as far to the right as possible

Be as far to the left as possible

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After entering a curve, you should...?

Accelerate hard

Brake hard

Brake slightly

Accelerate slightly

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Approaching a weave zone, you must be particularly cautious because...?

Other vehicles may be coming straight through

All of these things may be happening

Other vehicles may be coming across you to exit

Other vehicles may be coming across you to enter

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When may you exceed the speed limit when passing another vehicle?

If you need to reach an exit up ahead

Under no circumstances

If you can't make the pass without doing so

If there is no oncoming traffic for 500 m

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Drivers should also be aware of the unique road conditions in the area, such as sudden changes in weather, narrow roads, and wildlife crossings. It is important to drive cautiously and remain aware of other drivers on the road to prevent accidents and ensure everyone can reach their destination safely. Additionally, the province takes drinking and driving laws very seriously, with steep fines and license suspensions for those who break the law. Overall, drivers in the NW TERRITORIES must follow strict guidelines and focus on the roads to keep themselves and others safe while driving.

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!