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Northwest Territories 7L License Test

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1 - Coming to a complete stop at an intersection is required, but where do you stop if there is no stop line, crosswalk or sidewalk?

1. You stop right beside the stop sign

2. You stop right before the stop sign

3. You stop at the edge of the intersection

4. You stop a little into the intersection so that you can see the traffic and pedestrians

2 - What are your required to do if a police officer signals you to pull over?

1. Slow down, safely pull over in the right lane and come to a complete stop

2. Slow down, safely pull over in the left lane and come to a complete stop

3. Slow down and stop in the lane you are in

4. Signal and stop at the next intersection and wait for the police officer

3 - If driving and your brakes fail what should you do?

1. Sound horn and steer into a clear area

2. Turn off the ignition

3. Keep your foot on the brake and apply strong downward pressure

4. Pump the brakes to restore hydraulic brake pressure

4 - How much time do you have to surrender your license, vehicle permit (or copy) and insurance when asked by a police officer?

1. Immediately

2. Within 12 hours

3. Within 24 hours

4. You do not have to, they will look you up in the system

5 - Wehicle tires are critical for safety and they must meet which of the following standards?

1. Have a minimum tread of 1.5 mm

2. Match on all 4 wheels as some combinations are illegal

3. Not have any knots, exposed cords, bumps, bulges, etc., making them unsafe

4. All of the above

6 - What are passing or climbing lanes for?

1. They help thin out traffic by providing an extra line

2. They allow for slower vehicles to move into the right lane so faster ones can pass on the left

3. They allow for frequent stops and a rest area ahead

4. They are for vehicles that have trouble climbing hills

7 - Under what circumstances a driver is allowed to pass a vehicle on a solid double line road ?

1. If he is passing a farm truck

2. If he is passing a Bicycle

3. If he is passing a truck

4. If he is passing a really slow moving car

8 - You must share the road with motorcycles, cyclists, commercial vehicles, pedestrians, farm machinery and buses.

1. The above statement is true

2. The above statement is false

3. All of the above are correct except for cyclists

4. All of the anove are correct except for pedestrians because they are not in a vehicle

9 - If the cyclist is holding his arm straight out on his left side what does it mean ?

1. Cyclist is about to stop

2. Cyclist wants to turn left

3. Cyclist needs to turn right

4. Cyclist is about to slow down

10 - How much space should you have between you and any vehicle are you following?

1. No rule applies and you will not get a fine or demerit points as long as caution is used

2. At least 2 seconds so you can see around the vehicle ahead and also have enough time to stop

3. Atleast 10 seconds so you can see around the vehicle ahead and also have enough time to stop

4. There is a rule of 6 seconds but it is for car drivers only

11 - 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.

12 - What does this hand signal mean?

1. Driver in vehicle is exiting a highway

2. Driver in vehicle is slowing down or stopping

3. Driver in vehicle is turning left

4. Driver in vehicle is turning right

13 - What statement is false about driving in the rain?

1. Rain can reduce visibility

2. Rain can increase your breaking ability

3. Rain can fill potholes and cause damage to your car

4. Rain can cause your vehicle to hydroplane (ride the water like skis)

14 - What does cumpulsory automobile insurance mean?

1. You must have insurance coverage

2. Any passenger with you must have insurance coverage

3. Any passenger must have a valid driver's licence

4. You must have a valid driver's licence to drive on roads

15 - Which of these situations may result in a driving suspension after a court order?

1. If you have a medical condition that affects your ability to drive

2. If you do not have your vehicle properly

3. If you exceed the speed limit by 50 m/h or greater

4. All of the above

16 - 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

17 - 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

18 - When are you required to wear a seatbelt?

1. Wearing a seatbelt is optional

2. All drivers and passengers are required to wear a seatbelt and be properly buckled up

3. Only drivers are required to wear a seatbelt

4. Only passengers are required to wear a seatbelt

19 - 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

20 - What are you not allowed to do when you have your G1 license?

1. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 100 m/h; drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

2. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 80 m/h; drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

3. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 80 m/h; drive between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

4. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 100 m/h; drive between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

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