SASKATCHEWAN TRAFFIC RULES 04

In Saskatchewan, Canada, traffic and road rules are strictly enforced to ensure the safety of all road users. Some key rules include obeying speed limits, always wearing a seatbelt, and refraining from using handheld devices while driving.

Saskatchewan Traffic Rules Test 04

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As soon as you feel tired, you should...?

Open all your windows

Have an energy drink

Stop and rest

Turn your radio up loud

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When passing a motorcycle, you should leave...?

Less space than usual

More space than usual

The same space as usual

Any of these

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Leaving a freeway, you should slow down...?

100 m before the deceleration lane

150 m before the deceleration lane

50 m before the deceleration lane

Once in the deceleration lane

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If you estimate that a pass will take 15 seconds, you should not attempt it unless you have at least...?

15 seconds

17 seconds

16 seconds

20 seconds

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You want to make a U-turn in a 100 km/h area, you should check that there are no vehicles in either direction in a sight time of...?

30 seconds

40 seconds

20 seconds

50 seconds

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When parking on a road with no curb, whether parking uphill or downhill, your wheels should point...?

Towards the verge

Away from the verge

Any of these

Straight ahead

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Parking facing downhill on a road with a curb, you should leave your front wheels turned...?

Any of these

Away from the curb

Pointing straight ahead

Towards the curb

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The most important part of driving a curve or corner is...?

To brake hard before you reach it

To maintain a constant speed as you reach it

To speed up before reaching it

To slow down before reaching it

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If you do not have your driver's license and vehicle registration when they are requested by the police, you must produce them within a maximum of...?

48 hours

24 hours

72 hours

12 hours

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When parallel parking; you should make sure that the space you have chosen is at least how much longer than your vehicle?

1 m

1.5 m

2 m

2.5 m

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When making a pass, you should be able to see at least how far ahead...?

20 seconds

30 seconds

50 seconds

40 seconds

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A driver has passed you but he has made a misjudgment and you see he has not got enough time to complete the pass. What should you do?

Accelerate so he drops in behind you

Drop back and let him in front of you

Sound your horn to signal your disapproval

Maintain your speed and let him sort himself out

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A two-point turn is initiated by...?

Backing into a side road

Sound your horn

Backing towards the left of the road

Driving forwards into a side road

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In a 60 km/h area, in order to make a U-turn there should be no vehicles within a sight time of what in both directions?

30 seconds

40 seconds

20 seconds

10 seconds

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Parking uphill on a road with a curb, you should leave your front wheels turned...?

Towards the curb

Pointing straight ahead

Any of these

Away from the curb

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During fog, snow or heavy rain, you should drive with...?

Your lights on low beam

Your lights on high beam

No lights on

Your parking lights on only

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You should not use cruise control if...?

Any of these apply

Road conditions are poor

You have restricted vision

You are in an urban area

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As you pull back into your original lane after a pass, you should...?

Maintain speed

Keep accelerating

Any of these

Start decelerating

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When parallel parking, you should stop level with the car ahead, about what distance out from it?

.75 m

.5 m

1.5 m

1 m

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You must report a crash to the police if it involves...?

An out of province vehicle

Any of these things

An impaired driver

Physical injury

Your score is

SGI Learners Practice Test

Drivers must also be alert for wildlife, especially in rural areas where collisions with animals are common. In addition, winter driving presents unique challenges due to snowy and icy conditions. Drivers must be prepared with appropriate tires and always leave extra space between vehicles for safe stopping. Following traffic and road rules is essential for ensuring safe and efficient travel in Saskatchewan.

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