Try three questions
Three questions from the Canada (Quebec) bank, as you'll see them in the app.
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You are turning right at an intersection on a green light. Pedestrians are crossing the street you are turning into. What must you do?
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Answer: Yield to them before finishing your turn
A driver turning at an intersection must yield to pedestrians and cyclists crossing the road they are entering. The green light does not give the driver priority over them. (Highway Safety Code, s. 349)
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How can you usually recognize a regulatory (prescription) sign in Quebec?
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Answer: By its white background and a red or green symbol
Most prescription signs are white and carry an obligation or prohibition symbol. A yellow diamond is used for danger signs instead (Road Signs Regulation, s. 2).
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You want to pass a cyclist on a two-lane road. What does the SAAQ recommend to give them the most room?
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Answer: Move into the left lane if it is safe
The SAAQ recommends moving into the left lane, when safe, to give the cyclist as much room as possible. You must also slow down and keep the minimum distance set by law. (SAAQ, "Courtesy and sharing the road between users")
Where the questions come from
Written from the published rules · Code de la sécurité routière, RLRQ c C-24.2 (Québec). See every official source