Manitoba Learners Driving Test Parts 2

Manitoba Learner Driving Test
Part 2

A Manitoba Learner’s License is a type of driver’s license issued by the government of Manitoba, Canada, to individuals who are learning to drive. It allows the holder to practice driving on public roads under certain conditions and restrictions, such as being accompanied by a licensed driver and having a “L” sign displayed on the vehicle. To obtain a Manitoba Learner’s License, an individual must pass a knowledge test and a vision test. They must also fulfill other requirements, such as minimum age, residency, and liability insurance.

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ONTARIO G1 PRACTICE TEST – PART 3

1 / 20

You must report all collisions to the police if the total property damage exceeds?

A. $500

B. $300

C. $2000

D. $5000

2 / 20

What Should you do if your headlights stop working?

A. Turn on your hazard lights

B. Turn the headlight control off and on

C. If the headlights are still not on, reduce your speed, safely move to the emergency stopping lane or edge of the road, and park in a safe place

D. All of the Above

3 / 20

To obtain a g1 learner's permit, you must?

A. 14 years old

B. 16 years old

C. 18 years old

D. 20 years old

4 / 20

When a pedestrian indicates a desire to cross the street?

A. You should reduce speed and go straight through with care

B. You must stop your vehicle before entering the crosswalk and allow the pedestrian to cross

C. You can proceed provided you sound your horn

D. Warn the pedestrian to stop and proceed with care

5 / 20

A yield sign indicates that ?

A. Pedestrians must yield to you

B. You are required to come to a full stop

C. Oncoming traffic must yield to you

D. You must slow down, stop if necessary and go only when the way is clear

6 / 20

What exactly is a "space cushion"?

A. The space between the driver and the next traffic signal

B. The space between the driver and the airbag

C. The space all around your vehicle

D. The space between the driver and the rear seat passengers

7 / 20

What is the most effective way to ensure that no vehicles or cyclists are in your blind spot?

A. Check the rear view mirror

B. Give the correct signals

C. Make a shoulder check

D. Sound the horn

8 / 20

Slippery conditions affect winter traction; how should drivers drive in the winter?

A. All of the Above

B. The same as during summer conditions

C. Faster

D. Slower

9 / 20

A 'Bus' is defined as a motor vehicle that has a seating capacity of more than?

A. 15

B. 25

C. 20

D. 10

10 / 20

Wearing a seat belt in a collision will?

A. Decrease your chance of being injured or killed

B. Make it harder for you to be recovered from the vehicle

C. Increase your chance of being injured or killed

D. Make no difference

11 / 20

Threshold braking refers to?

A. To brake hard and hold till the vehicle stops

B. You are trying to use all the braking force available without locking the wheels

C. Pumping the brakes several times

D. Pushing your braking to the edge of safety

12 / 20

Every motorist involved in an accident?

A. Must remain at the scene

B. May leave the scene

C. Must remain at the scene only if at fault

D. Must remain at the scene only if physical injuries have been sustained

13 / 20

Do not park your car?

A. within 5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway

B. within 12 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway

C. within 10 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway

D. within 1.5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway

14 / 20

Transport Canada recommends that if your vehicle has an airbag system, you position yourself at least?

A. 5 centimeters from the steering wheel

B. 25 centimeters from the steering wheel

C. 15 centimeters from the steering wheel

D. 35 centimeters from the steering wheel

15 / 20

A braking skid happens?

A. When you drive too slowly

B. When you make a turn too fast

C. When you apply your brakes too hard

D. When you accelerate too hard causing the wheels to spin

16 / 20

What is the legal maximum distance between the wheels of a parked vehicle and the curb?

A. 10 cm

B. 50 cm

C. 20 cm

D. 40 cm

17 / 20

When getting ready to turn right, you should shoulder check to?

A. Make sure you are in the proper lane

B. Make sure another vehicle is not ahead of you

C. Make sure another vehicle is not beside you

D. Make sure another vehicle is not behind you

18 / 20

A 'Bus' is defined as a motor vehicle that has a seating capacity of more than?

A. 20

B. 15

C. 25

D. 10

19 / 20

Be watchful of large vehicles backing up because?

A. Large vehicles have large blind spots

B. Large vehicles do not have side mirrors

C. Large vehicles do not have efficient brakes

D. Large vehicles do not have rear mirrors

20 / 20

Day or night, glare can make you blind. Should you stop if glare makes it difficult to see the road?

A. Continue to drive at the same speed

B. Drive faster

C. Do nothing

D. Slow down

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The average score is 78%

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