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This
test explores some of the things you need to know to pass the ICBC
road test and to enjoy driving safely without receiving any driving
violation tickets. |
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Step
1: Unlike Tests 6-7-8-9-0, don't prepare for this Test. |
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Step
2: With each of the 40 Test Units on this page, do the
following: |
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Scroll
carefully so the Unit is visible at the very bottom of your screen. |
b)
Decide whether
"a)" or "b)" is correct for the Unit. |
c)
If you are unsure,
don't guess; instead, put the Unit's ### in your notes. |
d)
Scroll more to
reveal the answer below the arrow. |
e)
If you were incorrect,
put the Unit's ### followed by "X" in your notes. |
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If
you find any errors in the answer keys, please mention them during
a class. |
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B01:
vehicles and pedestrians |
a)
pedestrians may be unaware of a vehicle's stopping distance |
b)
vehicles must always yield |
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B02:
pedestrian waiting at a flashing green light |
a)
stop so pedestrian can cross |
b)
be prepared to stop |
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B03:
pedestrian wants to cross street |
a)
always yield |
b)
do not always yield |
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B04:
when must you stop for pedestrian in marked or unmarked crosswalk |
a)
always |
b)
when pedestrian is on or close to your half of the road |
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B05:
school bus with flashing red lights and one with flashing amber
lights |
a)
both require the same response |
b)
both do not require the same response |
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B06:
yield-to-bus sign on the back of a public transit bus applies |
a)
at any curb lane or bus stop |
b)
when speed limit is 60 km/hr or lower |
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B07:
emergency vehicle approaches with siren and flashing lights |
a)
you always need to move to the right edge of the road and stop |
b)
you sometimes need to move to the left edge of the road and stop |
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B08:
passing stopped vehicle with flashing red, blue, white, or amber
lights |
a)
drive no slower than 70 km/hr if speed limit is 80 km/h or more |
b)
drive no faster than 40 km/hr if speed limit is less than 80 km/h |
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B09:
passing stopped vehicle with flashing red, blue, white, or amber
lights |
a)
always leave a lane of space between your vehicle and stopped vehicle |
b)
if safe, leave a lane of space between your vehicle and stopped
vehicle |
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B10:
trains |
a)
sound their whistles at all crossings |
b)
do not sound their whistles at all crossings |
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B11:
if there are no lights or gates at a train crossing |
a)
you cannot cross if an approaching train is within 500 m |
b)
you cannot cross if an approaching train is within 1000 m |
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B12:
when you stop a vehicle at a train crossing, you must be |
a)
no closer than 5 m and no further back than 15 m |
b)
no closer than 15 m |
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B13:
construction zone speed limits |
a)
apply when construction workers are present |
b)
apply 24 hours a day even if no construction workers are present |
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B14:
leave extra space, pass slowly, give a warning with your horn |
a)
do all of these things when passing a horse |
b)
don't do one of these things when passing a horse |
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B15:
if a passing vehicle scares a horse and the rider is thrown off |
a)
driver must stop, render assistance, provide licence and insurance
details |
b)
this is the riders fault for using a public road |
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B16:
GLP drivers while in control of a vehicle, even while stopped in
traffic |
a)
are not allowed to operate electronic devices even if they are hands-free |
b)
are not allowed to operate electronic devices unless they are hands-free |
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B17:
non GLP drivers listening to music from portable player to car's
speakers |
a)
legal if device is not handheld or operated |
b)
illegal |
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B18:
non GLP drivers while in control of a vehicle, even while stopped
in traffic |
a)
are not allowed to use GPS devices |
b)
can glance at or listen to GPS devices, but not manually adjust
them |
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B19:
drivers while in control of a vehicle, even while stopped in traffic |
a)
are not allowed to read or send texts or emails |
b)
are allowed to glance at a text but not allowed to touch the device |
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B20:
driver with earbuds in ears and dead cell phone in dash's cubbyhole |
a)
illegal because earbuds being held in a position where they can
be used |
b)
legal because phone's battery is dead |
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B21:
driver picked up phone from floor where it fell after a sudden stop |
a)
legal if they are not using phone |
b)
illegal |
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B22:
vomiting, sweating, coffee, cold shower, exercise, eating, passage
of time |
a)
one of these will reduce the amount of alcohol in your blood |
b)
two of these will reduce the amount of alcohol in your blood |
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B23:
if an impaired person with a vehicle's keys is near or in the vehicle |
a)
they can be charged under Section 253 of the Criminal Code of Canada |
b)
this is legal if the engine is not running |
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B24:
standard brakes applied fully until the front wheels stop rotating |
a)
steering is not possible |
b)
steering is enhanced by the weight shift to the front wheels |
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B25:
read the ABS section of your vehicle's owner's manual |
a)
you also need to practice in a safe location |
b)
best way to learn how to use ABS |
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B26:
if a vehicle with ABS shudders noisily when the brakes are applied
fully |
a)
pump the brake pedal |
b)
this is normal |
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B27:
ABS |
a)
always stop the vehicle in less space than standard brakes |
b)
allow steering with full braking |
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B28:
changing speed or direction suddenly |
a)
can cause a skid |
b)
will help you correct a skid |
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B29:
you steer but your vehicle skids straight ahead (understeers) |
a)
reduce steering angle of front wheels |
b)
apply brakes |
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B30:
if the back of your vehicle skids right (oversteers), look and steer |
a)
left |
b)
into the skid |
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B31:
most important time to clean off-gassing film from inside of windshield |
a)
before driving east at sunrise or west at sunset |
b)
before driving west at sunrise or east at sunset |
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B32:
road is most slippery |
a)
when it rains heavily |
b)
when it starts to rain lightly, especially if it has not rained
for a long time |
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B33:
to reduce the risk of hydroplaning |
a)
reduce tire tread or tire pressure |
b)
reduce speed |
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B34:
if vehicle hydroplanes |
a)
brake firmly and turn the steering wheel towards the edge of the
water |
b)
decelerate and drive straight |
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B35:
first thing to do if you feel dizzy/drowsy/nauseous while engine
is running |
a)
stop and rest in your vehicle or drive to the nearest rest stop |
b)
get plenty of fresh air |
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B36:
if your brakes fail, pump brake pedal hard and fast, but if this
doesn't help |
a)
use the parking brake but do not activate the parking brake release |
b)
use the parking brake as you activate the parking brake release |
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B37:
hitting a solid object at 30 km/hr is like falling from a 1-storey
building's roof |
a)
at 60 km/hr it's like falling from a 2-storey roof |
b)
at 60 km/hr it's like falling from a 4-storey roof |
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B38:
immediately after a crash |
a)
turn off engines and take steps to protect the crash scene |
b)
get witnesses |
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B39:
if you indirectly cause a crash but are not actually in the crash |
a)
you don't have legal responsibilities |
b)
you have legal responsibilities and you must stop |
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B40:
which accidents must be reported to the police |
a)
all |
b)
if injures or death, impaired driver, or property damage limits
are exceeded |
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