Chapter 2-24: Rules related to vehicles

The “Rules Related to Vehicles” section of the SGI Driving Practice Test assesses your knowledge of regulations concerning vehicle operation and safety standards.

Saskatchewan Driving Test - Chapter 2-24: Rules related to vehicles

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What is the rule regarding aftermarket window tinting?

It is allowed anywhere on the vehicle

It is allowed only on the front side windows

It is allowed only on the windshield

It is not allowed on the windshield or front side windows

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What is the rule regarding the use of hand-held cellphones while driving?

Their use is prohibited

They may be used on quiet roads

They may be used at low speeds

They may be used by experienced drivers

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In which case does the rule about riding on the exterior of a vehicle not apply?

School buses in rural areas

Taxi cabs in busy cities

Personal pickup trucks on farms

Construction, maintenance, firefighting, police or parade vehicles

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Who is allowed to ride in or on a trailer?

Only adults with seat belts

No passengers are permitted to ride in or on a trailer

Only children in child seats

Anyone, if the trailer has sides

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When are you allowed to hold onto a moving vehicle?

If the vehicle is moving slowly

If the driver agrees

If you are wearing safety gear

Only if you are riding in or on the vehicle

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When may someone ride on the exterior of a vehicle?

At low speeds in residential areas

If holding onto a secure handrail

If there is no room inside the vehicle

Only if there is a space designed for passengers on the exterior

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Which of the following is permitted regarding someone else’s vehicle?

Throwing objects at the vehicle

Touching the vehicle only with the owner’s permission

Tampering with the vehicle without permission

Climbing on the vehicle without permission

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How must material carried on a vehicle be transported?

Held by passengers in the back

Securely contained or tied down so it cannot fall off

Left loose if driving at low speeds

Piled as high as possible to save trips

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What is the rule about throwing objects at a vehicle?

It is allowed on private property

It is allowed if the vehicle is parked

It is allowed if no damage occurs

It is not permitted

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How must passengers behave in relation to the driver?

They must not crowd the driver

They may sit on the driver’s lap

They may lean on the driver

They may stand beside the driver while driving

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When is it allowed to climb into or onto a vehicle?

Whenever the vehicle is parked

Whenever the keys are not in the ignition

Only when you have the owner’s permission

If the vehicle is on private property

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Which of the following is prohibited on a road?

Dropping burning material that could start a wildfire or items that could damage tires

Dropping only food scraps

Dropping only non-burning paper

Dropping any items if no one is behind you

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When may a driver watch a television, video, or computer screen?

Only when passengers ask to use it

Only when the screen displays information that assists in the safe operation of the vehicle

Anytime the vehicle is stopped at a red light

Anytime the driver feels it is safe

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Where are passengers not permitted to ride inside a vehicle?

In child seats meeting safety standards

In legally installed passenger seats

In the back seat with seat belts

Between the driver and the driver’s door

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How must a vehicle’s licence plate be displayed?

Kept inside the glove compartment when not checked

Leaning against the rear bumper

Placed in the rear window

Firmly secured to the rear, unobstructed so it can be read and accurately photographed by a red light camera

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What must drivers always have while operating a vehicle?

A clear view out the rear window only

Only a clear view out the front windshield

A clear view of the road to the front, sides and rear

A clear view to the front and one side

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What type of behavior is prohibited for pedestrians, passengers, and drivers?

Performing any stunt or activity likely to distract, startle or interfere with any other road user

Waving at friends on the sidewalk

Talking quietly to passengers

Listening to the car radio at low volume

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Who may be responsible for paying damages resulting from tampering, climbing on, or throwing objects at a vehicle?

The police officer who issued the ticket

The offender who committed the infraction

The vehicle owner

The insurance company automatically

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This section covers essential topics such as mandatory seatbelt use, proper functioning of lights and signals, and the importance of routine vehicle maintenance. Drivers are also tested on rules regarding vehicle registration, insurance, and roadworthiness, ensuring all vehicles meet legal requirements before operating on Saskatchewan roads. Additionally, the section explores restrictions on load limits and the transportation of hazardous materials. Understanding these rules is crucial for safe, legal, and responsible driving, protecting both drivers and other road users.