SASKATCHEWAN PROFESSIONAL DRIVER’S LICENCE KNOWLEDGE TEST 04

In Quebec, Canada, professional drivers must adhere to strict traffic rules to ensure the safety of both themselves and other motorists on the road.

Saskatchewan Professional Driver Test 04

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When driving around motorcycles a driver should?

Make your presence known by sounding your horn

Share a lane with them

Pass them as soon as possible

Allow them to have a complete traffic lane

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Entering a curve too fast can result in?

Skidding or a rollover

None of them

Decreased tire pressure

Arriving to your destination on time

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To control speed the professional driver?

Maintains the speed limit at all times

Uses the cruise control

Drives well under the speed limit

Uses brakes and gear selection

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A vehicle transporting a petroleum product, flammable, or explosive must do what at an uncontrolled railway crossing?

Proceed with caution

Slow down

Stop

Continue if there is not a train in the area

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Flares must be stored in a?

Map Case

Glove box

Plastic sack

Suitable container

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Proper information on hazardous materials shipping documents helps ensure?

Safe handling and transportation

Timely delivery

Proper billing

None of them

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When crossing a railway crossing, heavier vehicles?

Take less time and need less room to stop

Take more time and need more room to stop

Take less time and need more room to stop

Take more time and need less room to stop

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To avoid rolling, skidding, or jackknifing a driver should do what before entering a curve?

Increase speed

Reduce speed

Press their foot forcefully on the brake pedal

Reduce following distance

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When operating a vehicle during night hours with an overhang you must have?

A visible amber light at the extreme rear end of the load

A visible red light at the extreme rear end of the load

There are no regulations

A visible red flag at the extreme rear end of the load

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Flat or soft tires, which have become overheated, should?

Monitored

Be rotated

Be removed before your next trip

Be removed immediately

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An emergency vehicle is defined as a vehicle that can be used for?

Police duty, towing service, and ambulance service

Police duty, firefighting, and taxi service

Firefighting, ambulance service, and towing service

Police duty, firefighting, and ambulance service

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What percentage of greenhouse gases are produced by the transportation sector in Canada?

25%

30%

75%

50%

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The view side of a vehicle is considered the?

Driver's side

View to the front

Passenger's side

Blind spot

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What fluid levels can damage your vehicle?

Both under filling and over filling

None of them

Only over filling

Only under filling

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When you apply for a Saskatchewan driver's license you do not need to take the prescribed exams if?

Your current license is not valid

You have never been licensed as a driver

You wish to change to a higher class of license

None of these

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Tow truck drivers are?

Granted special privileges and may disregard all right of way rules

Granted some special privileges and may disregard some right of way rules

Not granted any special privileges but may disregard speed limits

Not granted any special privileges and must respect all right of way rules

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Carbon monoxide poison is?

Not applicable to motor vehicle operation

Odourless, colourless, and tasteless

Has a strong odour, colour, and taste

Completely safe

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Before entering a street from a lane or alley within a city or town a driver shall?

None of them

Put on his seatbelt

Yield the right of way to pedestrians and vehicles

Come to a complete stop and check his or her mirrors

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Hazardous Material safety placards are displayed on?

Packages, cylinders, and drums

Large containers and transport units

Small containers and transport units

None of them

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A vehicle traveling in a straight line develops?

Momentum

Gravity

Pressure

Friction

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How long should you let your vehicle warm up after starting?

Three to five minutes

Three to ten minutes

Five to fifteen minutes

Thirty seconds to three minutes

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You should use your cruise control?

On every trip

Only in clear weather

Only on the highway

Where appropriate

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Novice drivers may obtain?

A class one license

None of these

A school bus endorsement

A class four license

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Every vehicle transporting fuel petroleum must be equipped with?

A fire extinguisher

An emergency blanket

A roadmap

A G.P.S. system

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When parking a vehicle with a two-speed axle, the axle must be?

In high range

In low range

In any range

In good working order

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During motorcycle season a driver should?

Check once before making a lane change or turn

Check twice before making a lane change or turn

Not check before making a lane change or turn

None of them

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To prevent fires you should?

Take a smoke break when fueling

Leave your engine running when fueling

Shut of your engine when fueling

Start a vehicle that has a fuel leak

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If you are involved in a collision the fact that you were traveling downhill will?

Be no excuse.

Clear you of any improper driver

Offer a justification

Increase your chances for surviving the collision

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Hazardous Materials safety labels are displayed on?

None of them

Transport units

Packages, cylinders, and drums

Large containers and transport units

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When you fail to reduce your vehicle's speed to suite road conditions, you?

Increase your danger zone

Decrease your danger zone

Gradually decrease your danger zone

None of them

Your score is

The rules dictate that commercial vehicles are not allowed to exceed a certain weight and must have proper permits for transporting hazardous materials. Additionally, commercial drivers are required to obtain a special class of license, known as Class 1 or Class 3, depending on the type of vehicle they are operating. They must also comply with specific hours-of-service regulations, limiting the number of consecutive hours a driver can operate a commercial vehicle without a mandatory break. Failure to comply with these rules can result in hefty fines, suspension of driver’s licences, and even criminal charges in severe cases. Therefore, it is essential for professional drivers in Quebec to understand and strictly abide by all traffic regulations to maintain their licence and ensure the safety of all road users.

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.