Class 5 Driving Test Questions: Practice with Quiz & Flashcards

Study Notes

A passenger can help a driver by asking questions about the route and not by making loud noises or distractions.
Keeping a safe distance from the vehicle in front is crucial, and a good rule of thumb is to maintain a 2-3 second gap.
A cyclist is least in danger when they are visible to other road users and follow traffic rules.

A steady yellow light means slow down and proceed with caution, but do not speed up or proceed without checking if it is safe.
A driver should slow down, signal, and turn left when approaching an intersection.
A driver should carefully watch the vehicle in front and check mirrors to maintain a safe distance.

A responsible driver is one who carefully watches the vehicle in front and is aware of their surroundings.
A driver should treat pedestrians with white canes as they would other road users, with caution and respect.
To drive safely, a driver should hold the steering wheel firmly, look straight ahead, and watch for rear vehicles.

When driving behind a motorcyclist, a driver should maintain a safe distance and be aware of the motorcyclist's actions.
In good driving conditions, a safe distance from the vehicle in front should be at least 4 seconds.
A driver should drive slowly and carefully when approaching a winding road or a rough road.

A sign indicating a winding road ahead means the driver should slow down and be prepared for curves.
A sign indicating a maximum speed of 40 km/h means the driver should not exceed that speed under any conditions.
A sign indicating a road ends ahead means the driver should be prepared for a change in road conditions or a dead end.

A motorcycle is more prone to accidents when turning, so a driver should be cautious when approaching an intersection.
A truck is heavier than a car and has heavier brakes, making it more difficult to stop in an emergency.

Before backing up, a driver should first look through the rearview mirror, then double-check behind the vehicle, and finally look on both sides at a 180-degree angle.
When turning right, a driver should look left and right on both sides and check mirrors to ensure it is safe.
A driver should be careful when approaching a truck because of its size and weight.
A car with a heavier load is more prone to accidents when turning, especially at curves.
A driver should be cautious when approaching a school bus with flashing lights and stop if necessary to ensure the safety of children.
A driver should always be aware of their blind spot and check mirrors regularly to avoid accidents.