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NewFoundland 5L License Test

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1 - Who has the right-of-way in a roundabout?

1. Traffic approaching the roundabout

2. Traffic turning right in the roundabout

3. Traffic turning left in the roundabout

4. Traffic in a roundabout

2 - When can you pass on the right?

1. You can only pass on the right if there is an emergency

2. You may never pass on the right

3. On one-way or multi-lane roads, when passing a streetcar or a vehicle turning left

4. On any type of road providing there is an unpaved shoulder

3 - When can you pass on a shoulder?

1. Whenever the vehicle in front of you is moving under 40 m/h

2. Only if a vehicle is turning left and you have an unpaved shoulder on the right

3. Only if a vehicle is turning left and you have a paved shoulder on the right

4. Whenever you can do so safely

4 - What should you do if your car is about to stall on the highway?

1. Honk your horn for help

2. Stop and put on your hazard lights

3. Pull over to the closest shoulder as quickly as possible

4. Continue at a reduced speed; you may not even have a problem

5 - How far away must headlights and rear lights be seen?

1. From 50 m away

2. From 350 m away

3. From 150 m away

4. They must be seen clearly in the dark

6 - Some left turn lanes have their own traffic light to direct traffic. What does this light mean?

1. This is a transit priority signal

2. Vehicles in the left turn lane may turn left while other vehicles will face a red light

3. Pedestrians crossing the street towards the left may cross

4. All traffic facing the traffic light may turn left or proceed straight

7 - What should you do if you hit a dear or a moose?

1. Try to move the animal off the road so other vehicles do not hit it

2. Report the incident to the Ministry of Natural Resources or local police

3. Sound your horn to ward off other animals from coming onto the roadway

4. No nothing but drive more cautiously as more animals may be in the area

8 - What should you do if you encounter dangerous whiteout conditions?

1. Maintain speed and turn on your emergency flashers

2. Turn on the emergency flashers and pull off the road completeply into a safe parking area

3. Pass vehicles that are moving too slowly or following too closely

4. Pull onto the shoulder and wait for conditions to change

9 - What challenges do commercial vehicles have that are dangerous for other vehicles?

1. They have small blind spots

2. They make wide turns

3. They roll forward after stopping

4. They block large amounts of snow and slush from your windshield

10 - What does this hang signal mean?

1. Driver in vehicle is turning left

2. Driver in vehicle is turning right

3. Driver in vehicle is exiting a highway

4. Driver in vehicle is slowing down or stopping

11 - If you change the colour of your vehicle, what are you required to do?

1. Nothing, just make sure your vehicle meets safety road standards

2. Tell the Driver and Licence Issuing Office within 6 days of the change

3. Tell the Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office within 60 days of the change

4. Book an emissions test with Drive Clean

12 - Two solid yellow painted lines on a roadway as in this picture do which of the following?

1. Help in calculating distances from one exit to the next

2. Act as a left and right turn lane markings

3. Provide drivers information about upcoming exits

4. Are warning to guide drivers away from fixed obstacles like islands, bridges etc.

13 - When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with its red lights flashing, you must?...

1. Maintain the posted rate of speed for the area

2. Slow down and drive cautiously. You must leave one lane clearance between you and an emergency vehicle if there are multiple lanes in your direction

3. Slow down, stop and pull over to the right

4. Slow down, stop and pull over to the left

14 - What does the term "overdriving your headlights" mean?

1. You are driving slower than your stopping distance allows you to see

2. You are leaving your highbeam on too long at the risk of burning out the bulbs

3. You are driving faster than your stopping distance allows you to see

4. You are keeping your lowbeam lights on too long at the risk of burning out the bulbs

15 - When involved in or witness to an accident where someone has been injured, you should?

1. Call or have someone else call for help immediately

2. Turn off the vehicle and turn on the emergency lights

3. If you are not injured, stay calm and offer help until emergency services arrive

4. All of the above

16 - Can you turn left on a red light from a one-way road onto a one-way road?

1. Yes, as long as you drive slowly and cautiously

2. Yes, if you signal, stop first in the farthest left lane and then proceed when the way is clear

3. No left turns are permitted on a red light in Ontario

4. Left turns are only permitted from two-way roads to two-way roads on a green light

17 - Which one of these statements is a basic parking rule?

1. No not park within 3 m of a fire hydrant

2. Park on a hill so that you can see ahead

3. Do not park within 150 m of intersections with traffic lights

4. Do not look while opening your door

18 - What does an amber or yellow light mean?

1. Keep going and do not stop as another car can hit you from behind

2. There is road construction ahead so slow down and proceed with caution

3. Proceed with caution only if you cannot stop in time

4. Speed up and clear the intersection so you do not block traffic when the light changes

19 - What changes must you tell the Ministry of Transportation about?

1. If your name has changed

2. If you adress has changed

3. If you have a different vehicle such as a new car