SAAQ Class 5 Knowledge Test 2024 (50 Question Answers)

Turns and lane changes must be planned ahead of time.

Before passing, you must check your rearview mirrors and your blind spot to make sure no other vehicle is trying to pass you. If a vehicle is attempting to pass you, you must wait for your turn.

The driver of a vehicle who is about to make a left turn must yield the right of way to any vehicle moving in the opposite direction in the lane he is about to cross.

Vehicle 3 is entering a deceleration lane without first having activated its turn-signal lights. Vehicle 5 is changing lanes without first having activated its turn-signal lights. Vehicle 6 is crossing a solid line marking off lanes. Vehicle 1 is driving safely. It has the right of way. Vehicle 2 is driving safely. It is merging onto the highway after having activated its turn-signal lights and is at a sufficient distance from the vehicle already on the highway. Vehicle 4 is driving safely. It is changing lanes after having activated its turn-signal lights and is at a reasonable, safe distance from other vehicles.

You must switch to low beams at less than 150 metres to avoid blinding the other driver.

When approaching the top or at the top of a hill no driver may pass another vehicle using the lane reserved for oncoming traffic.

Drivers must yield the right of way and protect vulnerable users.

The driver must slow down and yield the right of way to the bus

Passing another vehicle on the shoulder is not permitted.

Accelerating is an offence if you are being passed or about to be passed.

Because there is not enough room to complete the manoeuvre safely, you cannot pass the bicycle.

A left turn from the second right-hand lane from the median must be completed in the corresponding lane of the other roadway

You must plan to enter the designated lane to avoid repeated lane changes.

The driver must move to the far-left lane in order to turn in the desired direction.

In this situation, you must yield the right of way to the bus.

In this situation, the driver in the designated right turn lane must enter the far right lane of the other roadway.

Motor vehicle operators wishing to exit a private property must yield the right of way to any vehicle or pedestrian travelling on a public roadway.

This hand signal is used to indicate the cyclist’s intention to turn left.

Passing is permitted if the broken line next to the solid line is on the side of the vehicle when the manoeuvre is undertaken.

The driver must yield the right of way to the cyclist and the vehicle already in the intersection.

Using the lane reserved for traffic moving in the opposite direction to pass another vehicle is prohibited in or when approaching a pedestrian crosswalk identified as such.

This hand signal is used to indicate the cyclist’s intention to turn right.

Caution! Passing must be authorized from the beginning to the end of the manoeuvre. Before starting to pass, make sure your manoeuvre will be completed before the end of the broken line.

On a highway, the far-left lane is used to pass other vehicles, to avoid obstacles or to enter an o-ramp.

The driver must turn right, then find a way to enter lane 4 safely.

You may pass the vehicle in front of you because the broken line is on your side.

Caution! In or when approaching a level crossing, you are not allowed to use the lane reserved for traffic moving in the opposite direction to pass another vehicle

The driver must turn and enter the far right-hand lane.

Because there is not enough room to complete the manoeuvre safely, you cannot pass the bicycle.

You must make sure passing is allowed, that the left lane is free and to signal your intention before passing.

Because you are unable to check the left lane for approaching vehicles, you cannot pass it.

On highways, the left lane is mainly used for passing.

Caution! In or when approaching a tunnel, you are not allowed to use the lane reserved for traffic moving in the opposite direction to pass another vehicle.

Vehicle 2 has not yielded the right of way to pedestrians at the intersection. Vehicle 3 has not yielded the right of way to vehicles approaching in the opposite direction. Vehicle 1 is travelling safely: It has respected the buffer lane (Move Over law). Vehicle 4 is travelling safely, but vehicle 3 should have yielded the right of way to vehicle 4. Vehicle 5 is travelling safely: It is passing a school bus whose flashing lights are not activated.

Motorists or cyclists are required to stop at least five metres from a railway crossing if the arrival or presence of a rail vehicle is indicated by ashing red lights, a lowered barrier, or a railway employee.

Vehicle 1 is following too closely (tailgating). Vehicle 2 is passing by a school bus that has its flashing lights on. Vehicle 4 is travelling on a yellow line. Vehicle 5 is travelling on a yellow median line. Vehicle 3 is travelling safely.

The vehicle must be directed to the right of the center line, staying as close to it as possible.

The driver must advance in a straight line to the point where the roads meet and enter the left lane.

A broken line next to a solid line means passing is only allowed if the broken line is on the vehicle’s side when the manoeuvre is begun.

In this situation, the centre lane may be used in either direction to make a left turn.

Vehicle 2 is not yielding the right of way to the oncoming vehicle. Vehicle 3 is completing its passing of another vehicle after the broken line ends. Vehicle 4 will not be able to complete its passing of another vehicle before the broken line ends. Vehicle 1 is driving safely. It is signaling the driver’s intention to turn into a private driveway. Vehicle 5 is driving safely. Passing a farm tractor is authorized.

You must enter the lane closest to the median.

The flashing red lights at a level crossing warn drivers of the arrival or presence of a rail vehicle. Motorists are required to stop before reaching the crossing.

Before making a turn at an intersection, drivers must signal their intention using the turn signal lights.

A green arrow, whether flashing or not, indicates to drivers that they must proceed in the direction indicated, following the same rules of right of way as for a green light.

Under the Highway Safety Code, you are required to stop to let pedestrians cross.

Caution! Water mixed with dust, oil and other substances makes the road very slippery. This is why it is best to slow down.

Observing the traffic rules allows the other road users to anticipate your driving behaviour.