SASKATCHEWAN PROFESSIONAL DRIVER’S LICENCE KNOWLEDGE TEST 02

Professional drivers in Quebec, Canada are required to follow strict traffic rules to ensure the safety of everyone on the road.

Saskatchewan Professional Driver Test 02

1 / 30

It is permissible to drive off the roadway to pass?

On streets or highways marked for multiple lanes

On one way traffic streets

At all times

Never

2 / 30

If flares are indicated for use they should be placed?

Three to the rear and one to the front

Two to the front and one to the rear

One to the front and one to the rear

One to the front and two to the rear

3 / 30

Upon approaching of an emergency vehicle with flashing lights activated drivers are obligated to?

Drive parallel to the left-hand side of the roadway, as close to the edge as circumstance permit

Disregard the vehicle and continue on their way

Stop the vehicle in the roadway until the emergency vehicle has passed

Drive parallel to the right-hand side of the roadway, as close to the edge as circumstances permit

4 / 30

Bus passage may be refused to someone who is?

Intoxicated, disorderly, or using profane language

Arrives late to the stopping-place

None of them

Someone who appears to be homeless

5 / 30

When parking downhill or uphill with no curb your wheels should be turned?

Sharply to the left

Sharply to the right

None of them

Straight ahead

6 / 30

How should you apply your brakes when coming to a stop on slippery surfaces?

Use a rapid pumping of the brakes

Use a slow pumping of the brakes

Gradually increase pressure on the brake pedal

Push down hard on the brake pedal

7 / 30

During winter road conditions and approaching a curve, you should steer by?

Turning the steering wheel swiftly and smoothly

Turning the steering wheel slowly and smoothly

Turning the steering wheel quickly and smoothly

Turning the steering wheel gently and quickly

8 / 30

When approaching a loading zone your speed should be?

Under 8 kph (5 mph)

Such that you can stop suddenly

Such that a slow and smooth stop can be made

Under 16 kph (10 mph)

9 / 30

You must be licensed for the _____ of vehicle you drive?

Weight

Size

Class

Model

10 / 30

It is recommend a driver should stop for a rest every?

8 Hours

Four hours

Two hours

45 Minutes

11 / 30

Upon approaching an emergency vehicle stopped on the highway with lights activated you must slow to?

25 km/h

65 km/h

50 km/h

60 km/h

12 / 30

If your vehicle gets stuck on a railway crossing you should?

Get out of the vehicle immediately

Remain in the vehicle and call for help

Get out of the vehicle and attempt to stop the train

Remain in the vehicle and contact your company

13 / 30

When attaching a safety chain or cable to a lead trailer they should be?

Tightened

Crossed

Loosened

Tied

14 / 30

If you have had only one alcoholic beverage before diving you should?

Wait a few hours before driving

Drive

Not drive

Notify your supervisor

15 / 30

A circle check is best described as?

A chance to rest and stretch your legs

A systematic check for vehicle roadworthiness

A government regulation

A systematic check for vehicle damage

16 / 30

During your circle check tires should be checked for?

Tread depth

Brand

Debris

Discoloration

17 / 30

A truck is defined by the manual as?

None of them

A vehicle designed and intended to be towed by a vehicle and used to convey goods

A motor vehicle designed and intended for the transport of goods or carrying loads

A motor vehicle designed, and normally used, to pull a semi-trailer

18 / 30

Knowing that winter road surfaces may pose a hazard, smart drivers should?

Increase the normal dry road following distance

Decrease the normal dry road following distance

Follow the vehicle to the front closely to keep visual contact

None of them

19 / 30

What should be used to put out a gasoline fire?

No attempt should be made to put out a gas fire

Moving blankets

Sand or dirt

Water

20 / 30

The prime consideration of a safe driver is?

Customer satisfaction

The safe operation of the vehicle

Arriving on time

Securing the load

21 / 30

When driving at night you should?

Reduce your speed and decrease following distance

Increase your speed and decrease your following distance

Drive normally

Reduce your speed and increase following distance

22 / 30

What country does Canada have a medical reciprocity agreement with?

Mexico

All of them

United States

England

23 / 30

If you travel appreciably slower than the tempo of traffic, you?

Risk being late

Decrease your chances of collision

Are driving cautiously

Increase your chances of collision

24 / 30

When driving at night and faced with glare you should?

Slow down and come to a complete and safe stop

Slow down and avoid staring directly into approaching lights

Use your head lamps to signal the other vehicles

Slow down and look at the approaching lights to judge distance

25 / 30

How often must a hazardous materials training certificate be renewed?

Every six weeks

Every 36 months

Every 12 months

Every 4 weeks

26 / 30

If you are driving a taxi, police car, ambulance, or van, how many seconds of following distance should you allow?

6 seconds

10 seconds

3 seconds

5 seconds

27 / 30

A trailer must not whip or swerve?

Unreasonably

Momentarily

Occasionally

Slightly

28 / 30

Every vehicle for conveying passengers shall have how many exits?

Four

Three

Two

One

29 / 30

You should not drive when you are?

Hungry

Angry or upset

Well rested

Stressed

30 / 30

Backing a bus should be done with caution. While backing a driver should?

Heavily pump the brake pedal

Use the driver side mirror

None of them

Use the rear-view mirror, and if possible, turn and look back and have someone guide you

Your score is

Quebec’s highway safety code outlines regulations and standards that professional drivers must comply with, including speed limits, service hours, vehicle maintenance, and alcohol and drug testing. The maximum speed limit for trucks on Quebec’s highways is 100km/hr, and drivers must comply with specific hours of service regulations that limit the number of hours they can be on the road each day. Additionally, drivers must undergo regular safety inspections to ensure their vehicles are in good working order, including brakes, tires, and lights. Finally, alcohol and drug testing are mandatory for all professional drivers in Quebec to prevent impaired driving and ensure the safety of all road users. By adhering to these strict traffic rules, professional drivers contribute to a safer and more efficient transportation system in Quebec.

To begin your career in professional driving, you must obtain your Saskatchewan Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, or Class 4 Professional Driver Licence.
These online practice tests were developed to help individuals study for their professional driver’s license. Our practice testing area is designed to help you learn the information on your actual written knowledge test and familiarize you with the testing format. All testing material is covered in the official Saskatchewan Professional Driver’s Handbook.

Potential drivers should be aware that specific circumstances, such as your driving record or a medical condition, may prevent you from securing employment in the transportation industry even if you meet all requirements.