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What are the conditions of the Learner's licence (Class 7)?
What are the conditions of a Stage Two Probationary licence (Class 5)?
What must a non-probationary (Class 5) fully licenced driver do?
Remain suspension free for the last year and pass an advanced road test.
Do parents or guardians have to give permission for a Class 7 or Class 5 licence if you are under 18?
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What is the maximum speed limit for a primary highway located outside an urban area?
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How fast are vehicles travelling when they have a sign indicating slow moving vehicles?
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What is the speed for both rural and urban school zones and during what times (unless otherwise posted)?
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What are the playground zone rules?
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Are you allowed to turn right on a red light?
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What is an indication that a light is about to turn from green to yellow?
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What does an X mean when it is over a driving lane?
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Study Notes
Learner's Licence (Class 7) Conditions
- Must hold for at least one year.
- Requires a fully licensed driver aged 18 or older to be present.
- Driving prohibited from midnight to 5 AM.
- Passenger limits based on available seat belts.
- Licence is suspended at 8 demerit points.
- Must maintain a zero blood alcohol level.
Stage Two Probationary Licence (Class 5) Conditions
- Held for a minimum of two years.
- Passenger limits based on available seat belts.
- Licence suspended at 8 demerit points.
- Must maintain a zero blood alcohol level.
- Cannot upgrade to a commercial licence.
- Cannot supervise a learner driver.
Non-Probationary Driver (Class 5) Requirements
- Must be suspension-free for the last year.
- Successful completion of an advanced road test is required.
Parental Consent for Underage Licences
- Required for Class 7 or Class 5 licences if under 18.
- Consent can be withdrawn at any time.
- Not needed if the applicant is married or self-supporting.
Speed Limits
- Maximum speed limit on primary highways outside urban areas is 100 km/h.
- Maximum speed limit on non-primary highways outside urban areas is 80 km/h.
- Maximum speed limit in urban area highways is 50 km/h.
- Slow moving vehicles travel at speeds less than 40 km/h.
School and Playground Zone Rules
- School zones have a speed limit of 30 km/h during designated times:
- 8 AM to 9:30 AM
- 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
- 3 PM to 4:30 PM
- Playground zones have a speed limit of 30 km/h from 8:30 AM to one hour after sunset; overtaking vehicles is prohibited during this time.
Traffic Signals and Lights
- Right turns on a red light allowed after a full stop unless directed otherwise.
- Left turns onto a one-way street permitted after stopping unless prohibited.
- A steady green arrow indicates to proceed in the direction of the arrow.
- Flashing red light requires a complete stop, similar to a stop sign.
- Flashing amber light advises cautious proceeding after yielding to pedestrians and vehicles.
- A flashing green light means to proceed in any direction while opposing traffic is stopped.
Road Markings
- An "X" above a lane indicates it will be used by oncoming traffic; entering or remaining in that lane is prohibited.
- Yellow lines indicate separation of opposing traffic.
- White lines separate traffic going in the same direction and mark the roadway shoulder.
- Broken lines permit lane changing; solid lines prohibit passing on your side.
- Two-way left turn lane is reserved for left turns from either direction.
- A diamond marking indicates lanes reserved for specific vehicles such as taxis or buses.
- An "X" marking on the roadway indicates an upcoming railway crossing.
Vehicle Safety
- The head restraint should be positioned so the center is level with the top of the ears.
- Before entering a vehicle, it's crucial to check surroundings for children and pedestrians.
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