Chapter 1-1: Licences to Drive

The Quebec driving test assesses eligibility for a driver’s licence. Under the “Licences to Drive” section, Quebec distinguishes between different vehicle classes, such as Class 5 for passenger vehicles and Class 6 for motorcycles.

Quebec Driving Test -Chapter 1-1: Licences to Drive

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What document must be carried for a vehicle leased for a period of less than one year?

The lease contract (original or copy).

The vehicle's title.

A letter from the leasing company's CEO.

Proof of all lease payments made to date.

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Within how many days must you notify the SAAQ of a change of address?

45 days

60 days

10 days

30 days

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If you move to Québec from another Canadian province, what is typically required to get a Québec Class 5 licence?

You can exchange the licence without a proficiency examination.

You must pass a knowledge exam and a road test.

You must wait for six months before applying.

You must start the licensing process from the beginning.

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Within how many days must the SAAQ be informed of a change in your state of health?

10 days

60 days

90 days

30 days

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The SAAQ can require a proficiency examination if you have not undergone one within the last...

5 years

10 years

15 years

3 years

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What is required to replace a lost, stolen, or illegible licence?

Only a verbal declaration at a service centre.

A re-take of the knowledge test.

A police report and a notarized affidavit.

Payment of the required fee and presentation of two valid pieces of identification.

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What is a driver's obligation regarding their health when applying for or renewing a licence?

To get a full medical check-up every year.

To advise the SAAQ of any health condition that might affect driving.

To only declare conditions if they are visible.

To inform their employer but not the SAAQ.

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If you move to Québec from a country without a licence exchange agreement and have held your licence for less than a year, what is the status of your licence?

It is recognized after you pass a road test.

It is valid for a probationary period of two years.

It is not recognized by the SAAQ.

It is recognized and can be exchanged immediately.

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Which of the following illnesses is mentioned as potentially incompatible with safely driving a road vehicle?

Asthma

Arthritis

Epilepsy

Common allergies

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For how long may a new resident of Québec drive a passenger vehicle with their valid out-of-province licence?

One year

Six months

Three months

One month

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The insurance contribution portion of your annual licence fee is set based on what?

Your age and gender.

The type of vehicle you own.

The postal code of your residence.

The number of demerit points in your driving record.

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What is required if your driver's licence has been invalid for three years or more?

You can never get a licence again.

You will need to pass a knowledge test and a road test.

You must attend a mandatory driver education course.

You only need to pay the past-due fees.

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What is the minimum fine if you fail to pay your annual licence fee and continue to drive?

$500

$300

$100

$200

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The SAAQ can require a proficiency examination or health assessment for drivers of what age?

75 years of age or older

60 years of age or older

65 years of age or older

70 years of age or older

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Is it permissible to hold more than one valid driver's licence issued by the SAAQ or another Canadian or U.S. authority?

Yes, if they are for different vehicle classes.

No, it is an offence.

Yes, if one is for personal use and one is for commercial use.

No, unless you live in two different jurisdictions.

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Although a plastic licence card is intended to last four years, how often must the associated driving privilege fee be paid?

Every two years.

Every year.

Only when you get demerit points.

Every four years, with the new card.

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What does the address on your driver's licence need to represent?

Your place of employment.

Any valid mailing address.

Your principal place of residence.

A P.O. Box.

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Which of these is a potential condition the SAAQ may place on a driver's licence due to a health issue?

Limiting the time of day, period, and area for driving.

Forbidding the driver from carrying passengers.

Requiring the driver to only use public transportation.

Requiring the driver to submit weekly driving logs.

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What is the consequence of being involved in an accident causing over $500 in property damage without third-party liability insurance?

A mandatory driving course.

Licence suspension and prohibition of operating any vehicle registered in your name.

A minimum fine of $1,000.

A warning for the first offence.

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For how long can a non-resident, such as a tourist, drive in Québec without a licence issued by the SAAQ?

Up to 90 consecutive days

Up to six consecutive months

Up to 30 consecutive days

For an unlimited period

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Under what circumstance can the SAAQ suspend a licence related to health declarations?

If you see a new doctor.

If you request a copy of your medical file.

If you declare a minor illness like a cold.

If you refuse to undergo a required medical examination.

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What must always be carried with an international driver's permit for it to be valid?

A letter from the issuing country's embassy.

The driver's passport.

The original, valid driver's licence from the country of origin.

A certified translation of the permit.

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Which of the following documents is a driver required to carry with them?

The vehicle's original bill of sale.

A valid and duly signed registration certificate.

A copy of the Highway Safety Code.

A maintenance record for the vehicle.

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A student from outside Québec can drive for the duration of their studies without a Québec licence if...

Their home jurisdiction grants the same right to Québec residents.

They are over 25 years old.

They are enrolled in a driving school in Québec.

They only drive to and from the educational institution.

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If you are caught driving a vehicle without the proper licence class, a law enforcement officer may impound the vehicle for how long?

7 days

15 days

60 days

30 days

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To obtain a licence, applicants must meet minimum age requirements, complete a driving course, and pass both written and road tests. The Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) manages this process. Graduated licensing is used, meaning new drivers start with a learner’s permit before becoming fully licensed. Requirements vary depending on the licence class and the applicant’s age.

To succeed in the SAAQ Knowledge Test, it’s essential to understand concepts rather than just memorize answers. Developing a consistent study routine and expressing ideas in your own words can improve comprehension and boost confidence. A proactive approach to studying is crucial for achieving good results.