ICBC Traffic Sign Practice Test 2025

ICBC Road Sign Knowledge Test 2025: There are 50 multiple-choice questions and answers on British Columbia’s road signs. Warning signs, Object markers, Construction signs, Information and destination signs, Railway signs, Signals, Traffic lights, and road markings.

Road markings give you warnings or directions. They are painted on the roadway, curb, or other surfaces. It is illegal to drive over freshly painted, wet pavement markings.

ICBC Traffic Sign Practice Test 2025

Name of the test	ICBC Knowledge Test 2025
Class	Class 7 and Class 5
Test Type	Computer Based Test
Total Questions	50 Multiple Choice
Topics	Road sign
Language	English
Province	British Columbia
Requirements	Canadian Citizenship

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A) Fire truck entrance ahead

B) Truck reserved lane

C) Truck may share the road

D) Truck crossing ahead

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Pay special attention to object markers — they are mounted on obstructions.

A) Obstruction — keep right or left

B) Obstruction — keep left

C) Obstruction — keep right

D) Obstruction — Keep continue

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Pay special attention to object markers — they are mounted on obstructions.

A) Obstruction — Keep continue

B) Obstruction — keep left

C) Obstruction — keep right

D) Obstruction — keep right or left

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A) Winding road ahead

B) Turn right or left only

C) Recycle zone ahead

D) Roundabout ahead

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A) Road may be slippery ahead

B) Railway crossing ahead.

C) Bump or rough road ahead

D) Opening bridge ahead

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Double solid line

A) passing is allowed when safe

B) may pass only when it is safe

C) no passing allowed

D) passing is allowed with extra caution

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A) Railway crossing — stop, then proceed when it is safe

B) Railway crossing ahead — be prepared to stop

C) Railway crossing — stay stopped until the gate is fully raised

D) Railway crossing on side road ahead — be prepared to stop

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A) Railway crossing — stop, then proceed when it is safe

B) Railway crossing on side road ahead — be prepared to stop

C) Railway crossing ahead — be prepared to stop

D) Railway crossing — stay stopped until the gate is fully raised

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A) Watch for rocks on the road ahead

B) Danger ahead

C) Under construction road ahead

D) Hazard ahead

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a steady green with yellow arrow light

A) left turn allowed; through traffic must stop for red light

B) left turn allowed; through traffic must go for green light

C) Advance left turn signal is about to change

D) left turn is not allowed; through traffic must go for green light

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A) Diesel available ahead

B) Pretol available ahead

C) All of the above

D) Gas available ahead

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What you do If the lane control signals over all of the lanes are flashing yellow?

A) Stop and change the lane

B) Stop completely continue only when safe

C) Stop and wait for the green light

D) Slow down and proceed with caution

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A) Bump or rough road ahead

B) Hazard or danger ahead

C) Pavement road ahead

D) Steep hill ahead

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Flashing green

A) Pedestrian controlled light go only if the intersection is clear

B) Slow down and stop before the intersection

C) School student controlled light go only if the intersection is clear

D) School Bus controlled light go only if the intersection is clear

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A) End of construction zone speed limit

B) Crew working — obey posted speed limit

C) Soft shoulder ahead — stay off

D) Survey crew — obey posted speed limit

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Flashing yellow light

A) Slow down and stop before the intersection

B) Slow down and stop before the intersection unless you can’t safely stop in time

C) slow down and proceed with caution

D) go only if the intersection is clear

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A) Fire truck entrance ahead

B) Emergency vehicle entrance ahead

C) Truck crossing ahead

D) Emergency vehicle reserved road

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A steady red light on

A) Stop after coming to a full stop, you may turn right or turn left

B) Stop after coming to a full stop, Do not turn right or turn left

C) Stop after coming to a full stop

D) Stop after coming to a full stop, you may turn right or turn left onto a one-way street unless a sign forbids it

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A) Soft shoulder ahead

B) Traffic-control person ahead

C) Construction ahead

D) Crew working ahead

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A) One way traffic only

B) Right or left turn only

C) Narrow bridge ahead

D) Narrow road ahead

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Pay special attention to object markers — they are mounted on obstructions.

A) Obstruction — Keep continue

B) Obstruction — keep right

C) Obstruction — keep left

D) Obstruction — keep right or left

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A) Right lane ends ahead

B) Divided highway ends ahead keep left

C) Divided highway ends ahead keep right

D) Keep right of the divider

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A) No passing is allowed

B) Passing is allowed from right only

C) Right lane ends ahead

D) Passing is allowed from left only

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A) Fire truck entrance ahead

B) Truck crossing ahead

C) Only buses and HOVs in this lane

D) Steep hill ahead — slow down

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A) Road may be slippery ahead

B) Roundabout ahead

C) Bump or rough road ahead

D) Curb lane ahead

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A) Two-way traffic share ahead

B) Two-way traffic ahead

C) Two-way traffic close ahead

D) No pass allowed

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A) Hotel nearby

B) education and training nearby

C) Helicopter landing nearby

D) Hospital nearby

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A) Crew working — obey posted speed limit

B) Survey crew — obey posted speed limit

C) Road under construction— obey posted speed limit

D) End of construction zone speed limit

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Flashing red light

A) continue if the intersection is clear

B) Stop and go Straight.

C) Stop, then continue only when it is safe

D) Stop and then proceed

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A) School zone — reduce speed when children are present

B) School bus stop ahead

C) School crosswalk ahead

D) School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians

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A) Trans-Canada Highway route marker

B) Travel information ahead

C) Primary highway marker sign

D) Highway marker sign

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A) End of highway zone speed limit

B) Welcome Destination speed limit

C) End of construction zone speed limit

D) End of Destination speed limit

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A) Hazard or danger on side road ahead — be prepared to stop

B) Crew working on side road ahead — be prepared to stop

C) Railway crossing on side road ahead — be prepared to stop

D) Road construction on side road ahead — be prepared to stop

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Flashing green arrow with a steady green light

A) Do not turn in the direction of the arrow and go straight

B) may turn in the direction of the arrow or proceed

C) All of the above

D) Must turn in the direction of the arrow

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A) Road narrows ahead

B) Hidden side road ahead

C) Merging traffic ahead

D) Narrows bridge ahead

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A) Detour ahead

B) Roundabout Ahead

C) Detour ends here

D) Roundabout Detour Ahead

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Broken line

A) passing is allowed when safe

B) passing is not allowed

C) stop before this line

D) passing is allowed with extra caution

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A) Highway exit maximum speed limit 40 km/h

B) Snow road exit maximum speed limit 40 km/h

C) Freeway road exit maximum speed limit 40 km/h

D) Highway or freeway exit maximum speed limit 40 km/h

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A) School zone — reduce speed when children are present

B) Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down

C) School crosswalk ahead — this sign is fluorescent yellow-green

D) School crosswalk ahead — this sign is fluorescent red-green

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A) Do not enter

B) Signal lights ahead

C) Stop sign ahead

D) No stopping here

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A) Road under construction ahead

B) Watch for rocks on the road ahead

C) Hazard or danger ahead

D) Pavement ends ahead

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A) Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing

B) Pedestrian activated crosswalk

C) Pedestrian crosswalk ahead

D) School zone — reduce speed when children are present

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A) Trans-Canada Highway route marker

B) Lane number marker

C) Canada Highway route marker

D) Highway route marker

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A) No bicycle riding beyond this point

B) Motorist may be on roadway

C) Cyclists and Motorist may share this road

D) Cyclists may be on roadway

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A) Deer crossing zone stop vehicle

B) Animals crossing zone

C) Forest entrance zone ahead

D) Watch for deer ahead

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A) Hazard ahead turn right or left

B) Hazard or danger ahead turn right or left

C) Hazard or danger ahead do not turn right or left

D) Danger ahead turn right or left

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A) passing is allowed with extra caution

B) passing is allowed when safe

C) no passing allowed

D) None of the above

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Flashing yellow light on the lane

A) Slow down this lane

B) Do not enter in this Lane

C) Enter in this Lane

D) Move out of this lane

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Flashing red light on the lane

A) stop after the stop line, but before the stop sign or traffic signal

B) Do not drive in this lane

C) Stop completely

D) Stop completely — continue only when safe

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steady white rectangular light

A) only emergency vehicle may go on this signal

B) only buses may go on this signal

C) only school bus may go on this signal

D) only pedestrian may go on this signal

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See also:

ICBC Knowledge Test 2025 (Guide)
ICBC Road Sign Knowledge Test (50 MCQs)
ICBC Traffic Sign Practice Test (50 MCQs)