About the road signs test
- 20 questionsIn each signs practice test
- 15 to pass75% pass mark
- 128 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 85 signsDrawn and explained below
Sample questions
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A designated roadway is a road where:
- Cars always have priority over bikes
- Cyclists and drivers share the road
- Cyclists are banned at rush hour
- Only cyclists may ride there at any time
Cyclists and drivers share the road
Caution and courtesy are needed.
What does this sign mean?
- No U-turn
- Return to the starting point
- Sharp hairpin curve
- U-turn required at the intersection
No U-turn
It applies at the intersection or at an opening in a median.
The railway crossbuck shows:
- A dangerous intersection with no signs
- A hospital with an emergency room nearby
- A railway crossing; always yield to trains
- A road closed to traffic farther ahead
A railway crossing; always yield to trains
Stop at least 5 m from the tracks if a train is coming.
This sign warns that:
- A race track is close to the road
- The road is winding for several kilometres
- The road may be slippery in places
- There is gravel on part of the road
The road may be slippery in places
Slow down, especially when the road is wet.
This sign means:
- Go straight only, no turns
- Go straight or turn left
- No left turn here
- Turn left only
Go straight or turn left
When the arrow splits, you may take either direction.
This sign warns of:
- A road that is slippery when wet
- A temporary detour to the left
- Three or more curves less than 150 m apart
- Two curves in a row, in opposite directions
Two curves in a row, in opposite directions
There is also a version for sharp curves.
This sign shows:
- The clearance height of a bridge, overpass or tunnel
- The distance to the bridge, shown in metres
- The weight limit for trucks on the bridge ahead
- The width of the road under the overpass ahead
The clearance height of a bridge, overpass or tunnel
The diamond is the advance warning; the square sign is placed on the structure.
A red ring with a diagonal bar means:
- What is shown inside is mandatory
- What is shown inside is nearby
- What is shown inside is prohibited
- What is shown inside is recommended
What is shown inside is prohibited
It is the prohibition symbol.
All 85 signs in the Quebec bank
Every sign drawing used in the practice questions, with what it means. Drawings are simplified; always check the official handbook.
- You must come to a complete stop
- Yield to vehicles already travelling on the other road
- The start of a school zone
- A danger
- Construction or maintenance work
- A railway crossing; always yield to trains
- A vehicle going slower than 40 km/h
- No entry for any vehicle
- What is shown inside is prohibited
- No U-turn
- No parking where shown
- A curve to the right
- A stop sign ahead
- Traffic lights at an intersection
- A section ahead with two-way traffic
- Vehicles may merge into your lane
- Do not drive or stop in that lane
- You may drive in that lane
- Roads
- Autoroutes and tourist information
- The maximum speed allowed is 50 km/h
- The recommended speed near that hazard
- One way: travel only in the direction shown
- The one-way road becomes two-way
- An obstacle must be passed on the right
- Start of a no-passing zone
- No trucks allowed
- No vehicles carrying dangerous goods
- Parking allowed, under the conditions shown
- Turn left
- Turn right
- Go straight only
- Go straight or turn left
- Go straight or turn right
- For left turns only, for traffic in both directions
- A lane reserved for certain types of vehicles
- A cycling facility
- Turn right or left, but not straight ahead
- No right turn on a red light
- A divided road, where you keep to the right
- The end of the divided road
- The road may be slippery in places
- 6% (a 6 m drop every 100 m)
- A railway crossing, and the angle of the tracks
- The road narrows, but the number of lanes stays the same
- Change lanes if yours ends, after yielding
- Three or more curves less than 150 m apart
- Two curves in a row, in opposite directions
- A sharp curve to the right
- A cross-shaped intersection
- A T-shaped intersection
- Traffic beside you has its own lane; carry on
- May be icy when it is near freezing
- A place ahead where pedestrians may cross
- A school bus may be stopped ahead, out of sight
- An extremely sharp curve
- Toward the road, on the side you should pass
- The clearance height of a bridge, overpass or tunnel
- A flag person directing traffic
- Slow down and watch for people on the road
- An orange background
- Before the stop line, the crosswalk or the cross road
- Stop, unless you can't do so safely
- The left turn is protected
- Go in the direction shown, as at a green light
- Has already started must hurry across
- Not start crossing
- Open 24/7, with an emergency department
- Wild animals on the road
- A farm animal crossing
- Crossings for ATVs and snowmobiles
- A bridge or tunnel narrower than the road
- Trucks that may enter the road
- Fuel available nearby
- Turn left from both left lanes
- Against the flow, or alternating directions
- Cyclists and drivers share the road
- The time pedestrians have left to cross
- No bicycles allowed
- No pedestrians allowed
- Possible falling rock
- A roundabout around a central island
- That a lane is blocked, and which lane to use
- Bus drivers only
- Act as if there were stop signs in all directions
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