Road Rules Practice Test 3 for ICBC Driving Tests

Sample Test Set 3 – Road Rules

Road Rules Sample Knowledge Test - Set 3

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Question 1

When driving in foggy weather, you should use:

A	Low beam headlights.
B	Parking lights.
C	High beam headlights.
D	Parking lights and high beam headlights.

Question 2

Which of the following is a good strategy to stay awake while driving on a long trip?

A	Take a break at available rest stops.
B	Talk to yourself or sing.
C	Open a window to allow fresh air into your vehicle.
D	All answers are correct.

Question 3

Which of the following is a consideration when using your turn signal?

A	Ensure your turn signal is turned off after your turn or change lanes.
B	Do not indicate too soon, or you may cause confusion as to where you intend on turning.
C	All answers are correct.
D	Ensure you provide sufficient warning to other drivers that you are going to turn.

Question 4

Under what circumstances is it O.K. to not stop when approaching an emergency vehicle with lights/siren in operation?

A	When you are traveling on a multi-lane highway.
B	When you are able to maintain a 150 metre distance ahead or behind the emergency vehicle.
C	When you are late for an appointment.
D	When you are traveling on the opposite side of a highway that is divided by a median.

Question 5

Rules for both the Class 7 Learner's & Class 7 Novice licence holders include:

A	Your blood-alcohol level must be zero.
B	Each person in the vehicle must wear a seat belt.
C	You cannot drive if you have been drinking alcohol.
D	All of the available selections.

Question 6

How can you ensure you maintain your focus on driving?

A	All answers are correct.
B	Observe carefully by scanning the roadway, but do not get distracted.
C	Pull over if you need to use a cell phone.
D	Continually predict what may happen next, and plan your moves.

Question 7

Faced with a situation where you are about to hit a large animal. What should you do?

A	Brake firmly.
B	All answers are correct.
C	Steer in the direction to strike the animal at an angle.
D	Let up on the brakes just before hitting the animal.

Question 8

In the event you are faced with turbulence or heavy winds, you should:

A	All answers are correct.
B	Accelerate to the point where you feel no turbulence.
C	Be aware of vehicles that could be forced into your path.
D	Move to the roadside and wait it out.

Question 9

What should you do when an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and/or sirens is coming from behind?

A	Stop where you are and instruct them to go around you.
B	No action is required by you.
C	You must ensure you stay a minimum of 150 metres ahead of the emergency vehicle.
D	Pull over quickly and safely to the curb and stop.

Question 10

What is meant by 'overdriving your headlights'?

A	You are overworking your headlights, increasing the likelihood of failure.
B	All answers are correct.
C	Driving with high beam headlights all the time.
D	You cannot stop within the distance your headlights span.

Question 11

When a tire blow-out occurs, you should:

A	Keep foot on brake and concentrate on steering.
B	Brake heavily.
C	Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down and concentrate on steering.
D	Keep foot on brake and steer to left.

Question 12

How much insurance coverage is provided to an uninsured vehicle driver?

A	$35,000 insurance coverage.
B	$10,000 insurance coverage.
C	$20,000 insurance coverage.
D	No insurance protection is provided.

Question 13

When lights are required, when are drivers are required to use low beam headlights?

A	When weather conditions prevent you from seeing at least 150 metres ahead.
B	This is a safety issue only and no other monitory conditions exist.
C	When weather conditions prevent you from seeing at least 100 metres ahead.
D	When weather conditions prevent you from seeing at least 50 metres ahead.

Question 14

Eye contact with pedestrians and other drivers is useful because...

A	It is a way of letting everyone know you have right-of-way.
B	It helps to communicate your intentions.
C	It indicates your friendly nature.
D	It provides insight into the type of people you share the road with.

Question 15

Most automobile skids are the result of?

A	Snow or ice on the road.
B	Under-inflated tires.
C	Over-inflated tires.
D	Driving too fast.

Question 16

On a two-way street, when parking on a downgrade, you should:

A	Turn your front wheels to the left and set your parking brake.
B	Set your parking brake only.
C	Turn your front wheels to the right and set your parking brake.
D	Leave your front wheels parallel to the curb.

Question 17

Which of the following is a good strategy when driving at night?

A	Scan for pedestrians, cyclists and animals.
B	All answers are correct.
C	Increase your following distance.
D	Adjust your rear-view mirror for night driving.

Question 18

It is more dangerous to drive at the maximum speed limit at night than during daytime because...

A	Some drivers unlawfully drive with parking lights only.
B	You cannot see as far ahead at night.
C	The roadways are more apt to be slippery at night.
D	Your reaction time is slower at night.

Question 19

Drivers are responsible and will incur fines if their passengers do not buckle up?

A	Only if passengers are in the front seat.
B	Only if passengers are under 16 years of age.
C	Only if passengers are under 18 years of age.
D	Only if passengers are over 16 years of age.

Question 20

You are in an intersection waiting to turn left and the light turns yellow/amber. What action should be taken?

A	Ensure all vehicles and pedestrians have cleared the intersection and complete your turn safely.
B	Horn twice and proceed.
C	You must reverse your vehicle and wait for the next green.
D	It is illegal to be in the intersection after the light turns red, so you must proceed quickly.

Question 21

When is consumption of a drug before driving permitted?

A	As long as it in no way affects your ability to drive safely.
B	As long as you know how much you can handle.
C	When it was prescribed by a doctor.
D	When it is deemed necessary to treat a medical condition.

Question 22

When are you permitted to cross a bicycle lane?

A	This is a trick question. It is illegal to cross a bicycle lane.
B	When there is a broken white line or whenever you are turning in or out of a driveway.
C	When you carry a permit allowing travel in this lane.
D	You want to park in that lane.

Question 23

Never coast downhill in neutral or with the clutch engaged because...

A	Neutral removes power required for adequate braking.
B	It is illegal and you also need to be in gear in order to maintain vehicle control.
C	This is a false statement.
D	Your ability to accelerate in an emergency is reduced while in neutral.

Question 24

What document(s) may a police officer require a motor vehicle owner to produce?

A	Driver's licence.
B	Any of the these answers mentioned.
C	Vehicle ownership.
D	Liability insurance card.

Question 25

Drivers will be required to participate in the Responsible Driver Program and use an Ignition Interlock Device for one year...

A	If they have an open bottle of liquor in their vehicle.
B	If they have been charged in another province or country with drinking and driving over 0.08 percent BAC.
C	If they have accumulated 5 traffic tickets.
D	When driver is caught three times in 5 years in the BAC 'warn' range.

Question 26

When descending a steep hill, a good and safe driving practice is to?

A	Disengage the clutch and coast.
B	Turn off the ignition.
C	Place the gearshift in neutral.
D	Gear down and use motor to assist in braking.

Question 27

When should you use low beam headlights while driving a motor vehicle at night?

A	When another driver dims his lights.
B	When approaching an intersection.
C	When blinded by the headlights of an approaching vehicle.
D	When meeting or following another vehicle.

Question 28

Emergency vehicles with flashing lights and/or sirens have the right of way...

A	When approaching on your side of the roadway.
B	Where an accident is clearly visible.
C	At intersections where it is critical they must pass through.
D	Under all circumstances.

Question 29

At night, when you meet an oncoming vehicle with blinding bright high beam headlights, the safest thing to do is to?

A	Open and shut your eyes rapidly.
B	Look slightly to the right-hand side.
C	Turn on your high beam headlights.
D	Look at the headlights of the approaching vehicle.

Question 30

At a traffic circle or roundabout, you should:

A	Slow down on approach of the circle.
B	Yield to traffic currently in the circle.
C	All answers are correct.
D	If there are no traffic control signs, then you should treat the traffic circle as an uncontrolled intersection.

Question 31

If a traffic signal changes while a pedestrian is still on the street, which of the following has the right-of-way?

A	Motorists making turns.
B	Motorists making a 'U' turn.
C	Pedestrian.
D	Motorists going straight.

Question 32

When are you permitted to enter a HOV (High-Occupancy Vehicle) lane?

A	Where broken lines exist to indicate a crossing point.
B	When you need to make a turn.
C	All answers are correct.
D	If you are carrying the minimum number of people as indicated by HOV sign.

Question 33

What should you do if you see a transit bus signalling that it wants to pull out onto a road where the speed limit is 60 km/h or less?

A	All answers are correct.
B	Yield to the bus driver's intentions.
C	Slow down to allow the bus to come in front of you.
D	Change lanes to let the bus pull out.

Question 34

If you are involved in an accident within a city or municipality in which someone is injured, you must:

A	Report the incident within 24 hours to the police.
B	Report the accident at once to the police.
C	Report the incident within 48 hours to the police.
D	Report the incident to your insurance company only.

Question 35

What should you do to ensure your tires are in good condition?

A	Check the tread depth.
B	All answers are correct.
C	Make sure all four tires are similar, so they provide a balanced level of performance and safety.
D	Regularly check tire pressure.

Question 36

When lights are required, drivers must use low beam headlights within:

A	250 metres of meeting or following another vehicle.
B	50 metres of meeting or following another vehicle.
C	150 metres of meeting or following another vehicle.
D	15 metres of meeting or following another vehicle.

Question 37

When the driver of another vehicle is about to overtake and pass your vehicle, you must:

A	Move to the right and allow the vehicle to pass.
B	Signal the other driver to not pass.
C	Speed up so that passing is not necessary.
D	Move to the left to prevent passing.

Question 38

Which rule is allowed for Class 7 Novice licence holders that is not permitted for Class 7 Learner's licence holders?

A	All of the available selections are allowed for both Learner's and Novice class licences.
B	Driving during rush hour.
C	Driving with a passenger.
D	Driving between midnight and 5 a.m.

Question 39

If you are involved in an accident where injuries or damages exceed $1,000, you must report this to your local police?

A	Immediately.
B	Within 24 hours.
C	Within 48 hours.
D	Within 72 hours.

Question 40

When is turning left ahead of oncoming traffic permitted?

A	All answers are correct.
B	When the green arrow is lit at the bottom of the traffic light.
C	When the green arrow is flashing at the bottom of the traffic light.
D	When the green arrow is lit on a separate set of traffic lights designated for left turns.

Question 41

A vehicle is tailgating you. What should you do?

A	All of these are incorrect.
B	Pump your brakes so the tailgater is aware of the dangerous nature of their driving.
C	Speed up to ensure there is a safe distance between you and the tailgater.
D	Moving from lane-to-lane is a hazard, so maintain your lane position.

Question 42

Consuming a glass of beer before driving...

A	Is O.K. if it is followed by a cup of coffee.
B	Can cause driver impairment in some cases.
C	Can be permitted if you have kidney stones.
D	Is never a problem.

Question 43

Driving slower than surrounding traffic is:

A	A hazard since other drivers may become frustrated or angry and try to pass you.
B	Permitted if you are unaware of the speed limit.
C	A hazard only when your speed is less than 70% of all other freeway speed.
D	Considered safe if there is bad weather.

Question 44

Which of the following indicates that a green light is about to change to amber or yellow?

A	Vehicles ahead of you are aggressively trying to make turns.
B	The crosswalk signal has switched from a white figure to a flashing orange figure.
C	Everyone is braking ahead of you.
D	Other vehicles begin to horn.

Question 45

Is there a ban on the use of hand-held cell phones?

A	Yes, but hand-helds are permitted if you forgot your Bluetooth device.
B	Yes.
C	Yes, but hand-helds are permitted if you are late for an appointment.
D	No.

Question 46

Parking lights are used...

A	When driving in heavy fog.
B	When driving on well-lit streets.
C	At any time.
D	For parking only.

Question 47

In the event your headlights fail, you should do which of the following?

A	Rapidly turn on and off your light switch and/or engage your hazard lights.
B	Maintain a safe distance between cars.
C	You should call 911 as soon as possible.
D	Rapidly turn on and off your light switch and sound the horn as a warning.

Question 48

You should never tailgate another driver because...

A	If the vehicle ahead of you stops suddenly, you may not have enough room to react.
B	The vehicle ahead can block your view of approaching hazards.
C	You will be considered at fault for an accident.
D	All answers are correct.

Question 49

How may you provide assistance at a crash scene?

A	All answers are correct.
B	Ask if anyone is seriously injured and, if so, move them.
C	If you have a cell phone, contact the injured person's relative immediately.
D	Make sure your car is parked away from traffic or where it cannot obstruct emergency vehicles.

Question 50

What is the best way to keep your vehicle travelling in a straight line with little side-to-side movement?

A	Look well ahead in the direction you want to travel.
B	Keep your hands and elbows locked in a single position.
C	Keep your eyes focused 5 metres directly in front of you.
D	Continuously look from side-to-side.

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