Chapter 2-17: Highways

The Saskatchewan Driving Knowledge Test features a “Highways” section, focusing on safe and responsible driving on multi-lane and rural highways.

Saskatchewan Driving Test - Chapter 2-17: Highways

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How may you enter or leave a controlled access highway or freeway?

At any point where there is a break in the median

By making a U-turn anywhere it is convenient

Only at the entrance or exit provided

By using the shoulder to enter or exit

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What is the rule about direction of travel on a one-way highway?

You may travel in either direction if you stay in the right lane

You may travel in either direction when passing a slower vehicle

You may not travel in the wrong direction

You may travel in either direction if traffic is light

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On a two-way street, when are you allowed to drive to the left of the roadway centre?

Whenever you want to pass another vehicle

Only at night when visibility is reduced

Whenever the road appears clear

Only when it is safe and there is no traffic approaching

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On a divided highway, where should you normally travel?

In the right-hand driving lane

In the left lane at all times

In any lane without restriction

On the shoulder of the highway

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This part of the test evaluates your understanding of highway speed limits, safe following distances, and proper lane usage. It also covers the correct procedures for passing other vehicles, using acceleration and deceleration lanes, and responding to emergency vehicles. Drivers are expected to recognize highway signs, understand right-of-way rules, and be aware of potential hazards such as wildlife crossings. A strong grasp of these concepts helps ensure safety and efficiency when traveling on Saskatchewan’s extensive network of highways.