About the rules test
- 20 questionsIn each rules practice test
- 15 to pass75% pass mark
- 183 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 7 topicsCovered below, with an example of each
Sample questions
Tap a question to see the answer and why.
Is it allowed to carry someone in a moving trailer or camper trailer?
- No
- Yes, for adults
- Yes, for short distances
- Yes, if they wear a belt
No
These vehicles aren't designed to protect passengers.
On a road with several lanes in the same direction, you should normally:
- Change lanes often to move along faster
- Drive on the right and pass on the left
- Stay in the left lane at all times
- Straddle two lanes so others see you
Drive on the right and pass on the left
The left lane is mainly for passing.
While driving, a display screen (phone, GPS) must be:
- Held in your hand to see the screen
- Mounted on a holder, and not handled
- Placed on your lap to keep it handy
- Stuck in the middle of the windshield
Mounted on a holder, and not handled
Set your route before you leave.
A vehicle's stopping distance is made up of:
- Only the driver's reaction time
- Only the vehicle's braking distance
- Reaction distance plus braking distance
- The length of the vehicle and any trailer
Reaction distance plus braking distance
Fatigue or alcohol make your reaction time longer.
When turning right with a bike lane beside your lane, you must:
- Check your blind spot and yield to cyclists
- Drive in the bike lane before turning
- Honk so the cyclist stops
- Turn quickly in front of the cyclist
Check your blind spot and yield to cyclists
Crashes with cyclists often happen during right turns.
Your vehicle skids. What should you do?
- Brake as hard as you can until you stop
- Jerk the wheel sharply the other way
- Look and steer where you want to go
- Speed up hard to regain control
Look and steer where you want to go
Keep your movements smooth.
When should you turn on your headlights instead of relying on daytime running lights?
- At night and whenever visibility is poor
- Never; daytime running lights are always enough
- Only in winter, from December to March
- Only on an autoroute, in daytime
At night and whenever visibility is poor
Daytime running lights don't always turn on the tail lights.
Before lending your vehicle, check that the person:
- Has their own car insurance policy
- Holds a valid licence of the right class
- Is over 30 and has lots of experience
- Knows the route they will take well
Holds a valid licence of the right class
The owner may be held responsible.
Topics on the rules test
- Right of Way (24 questions). Example: Where the limit is under 70 km/h, a bus signals that it is pulling out from a stop. You must: Answer: Let it in.
- Rules of the Road (37 questions). Example: On a road with several lanes in the same direction, you should normally: Answer: Drive on the right and pass on the left.
- Safe Driving (24 questions). Example: A vehicle's stopping distance is made up of: Answer: Reaction distance plus braking distance.
- Impairment & Distraction (14 questions). Example: While driving, a display screen (phone, GPS) must be: Answer: Mounted on a holder, and not handled.
- Licensing & the Law (48 questions). Example: Is it allowed to carry someone in a moving trailer or camper trailer? Answer: No.
- Emergencies & Conditions (16 questions). Example: Your vehicle skids. What should you do? Answer: Look and steer where you want to go.
- Sharing the Road (20 questions). Example: When turning right with a bike lane beside your lane, you must: Answer: Check your blind spot and yield to cyclists.
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