Northwest Territories Class 7 knowledge test: practice questions

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Five questions from the Canada (Northwest Territories) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. May you drive so slowly that you hold up traffic?

   1. Only in the left lane
   2. Yes, on weekends
   3. Yes, it is safest
   4. No, not unreasonably
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   Answer: No, not unreasonably

   A driver may not unreasonably impede vehicles going the same way by driving too slowly. Motor Vehicles Act, s. 172(1).

2. At an uncontrolled intersection, whom must you yield to first?

   1. Traffic that comes from the left
   2. Traffic on the wider of the roads
   3. Nobody at all, so just keep going
   4. Traffic already in the intersection
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   Answer: Traffic already in the intersection

   A driver approaching such an intersection yields to traffic already within it. Motor Vehicles Act, s. 204(2).

3. Who counts as a novice driver?

   1. Anyone in their first five years
   2. Only drivers with a learner card
   3. Only drivers under 18 years old
   4. Learner and probationary drivers
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   Answer: Learner and probationary drivers

   A novice driver holds a licence categorized as learner or probationary. Motor Vehicles Act, s. 116.

4. How close to the nearest rail of a crossing may you park?

   1. No closer than 30 m
   2. No closer than 50 m
   3. No closer than 5 m
   4. No closer than 15 m
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   Answer: No closer than 15 m

   Keep at least 15 m back from the closest rail of a railway crossing when parking. Motor Vehicles Act, s. 219(g).

5. May a motorcycle rider stand up while riding?

   1. If quick
   2. Yes, briefly
   3. At night
   4. No, never
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   Answer: No, never

   No driver or passenger of a motorcycle may stand up while riding. Motor Vehicles Act, s. 242(1).

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Motor Vehicles Act and regulations (Government of the Northwest Territories). See every official source

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