In the Yukon you can get a Class 7 learner's licence from age 15. To get it, you pass a vision screening and a multiple-choice sign and knowledge test, with a pass mark of 80 per cent. The practice tests on this page come in two parts, rules of the road and road signs, and every answer comes with a short explanation from the Yukon Driver's Basic Handbook.
A few questions from the practice bank. Tap one to see the answer.
At all times
You must also use headlights and taillights whenever visibility is under 150 metres.
24 hours a day, every day
Playground zone limits never switch off.
300 metres
When you are following a vehicle, dim them within 150 metres.
Are allowed to range freely, so watch for them on the road
Very few roads are fenced to keep animals off.
Three seconds
Increase it to four seconds in bad weather or on slippery or uneven roads.
5 a.m. and midnight
A valid co-driver must be with you at all times.
A multiple-choice sign and knowledge test on road signs, rules of the road and safe driving practices, based on the Yukon Driver's Basic Handbook. You also need to pass a vision screening. The handbook says its two licensing chapters aren't tested, but the practice bank includes some licensing questions because you'll need those rules as a learner.
The pass mark is 80 per cent. Yukon doesn't publish the number of questions online. Two parts of 20 questions, road signs and rules of the road, with 16 correct needed on each, is the widely reported format, so our practice tests use it.
15. If you are under 18, your legal guardian must come with you to sign the application, and you both need to prove your identity and Yukon residency.
At your nearest Motor Vehicles office; there is one in most Yukon communities. Bring the fees for the knowledge test and Class 7 licence, your identity and residency documents, and your glasses or contact lenses if you wear them.
You must drive with a co-driver who has held a full-privilege licence for at least two years and has zero alcohol and drugs. You may drive only between 5 a.m. and midnight, may not use any electronic device, even hands-free, may carry two passengers including the co-driver unless the others are family, and must display an L sign and log 50 hours.
Once you are 16, have held your Class 7 learner's licence for at least six months and have logged 50 hours. You then hold a Class 5 novice licence for at least 18 months in a row before you can get a full-privilege licence.
No. Every question here is original, written from the Yukon Driver's Basic Handbook. This site is not affiliated with the Government of Yukon or its Motor Vehicles office.
468: 342 rules of the road questions and 126 road sign questions. Practice tests don't repeat a question until you have seen every question in that part.