Saskatchewan Class 5 learner's test: practice questions

Try three questions

Three questions from the Canada (Saskatchewan) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. Backing out of a parking stall into the aisle (feeder lane) of a parking lot, you must:

   1. Back out first, because vehicles in the aisle must wait for parked cars
   2. Yield to vehicles in the aisle, since a vehicle leaving a stall must give way
   3. Yield only to vehicles on your left, because those on your right must stop for you
   4. Back out if you sound your horn so the aisle traffic can slow down
   Show the answer

   Answer: Yield to vehicles in the aisle, since a vehicle leaving a stall must give way

   A vehicle leaving a parking stall gives way to vehicles on the feeder lane. The Traffic Safety Act, s. 211.1(4).

2. Your vehicle's turn signals have failed. How do you signal a right turn?

   1. Extend your left arm with the forearm pointing upward
   2. Extend your left arm horizontally out the window
   3. Extend your left arm diagonally downward
   4. Extend your right arm horizontally out the window
   Show the answer

   Answer: Extend your left arm with the forearm pointing upward

   The left arm, bent upward from the elbow, warns of a right turn. The Traffic Safety Act, s. 234(2)(b).

3. What should you do when a school crossing guard patrolling a crosswalk signals you to stop?

   1. Slow down and pass on the side without children, because the lane is clear
   2. Stop only if children are already in the road, because guards act only then
   3. Continue if no child is within three metres, because the crossing is clear
   4. Stop, because drivers must obey a patrolling crossing guard
   Show the answer

   Answer: Stop, because drivers must obey a patrolling crossing guard

   A driver must stop when directed by a patrolling school crossing guard. The Traffic Safety Act, s. 209(6)(c).

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · The Traffic Safety Act (Saskatchewan) and the SGI Driver's Handbook. See every official source

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