Manitoba Learners Driving Test Parts 4

Manitoba Learner Driving Test
Parts 4

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 SIGNS – PART 1

1 / 30

A. Road slippery when wet

B. Narrow road ahead

C. Hidden intersection ahead

D. Winding road ahead

2 / 30

A. Divided highway begins

B. Divided highway ends

C. Road under construction

D. Narrow bridge ahead

3 / 30

A. Sharp bend in the road

B. Slippery when wet

C. Bumpy road ahead

D. Winding road ahead

4 / 30

A. School crosswalk: watch for pedestrians

B. School zone ends

C. You are entering a playground zone

D. Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway

5 / 30

A. Hidden intersection ahead

B. Divided highway ahead

C. Road narrows both sides

D. One-way street ahead

6 / 30

A. No entry into intersection

B. There are no stop signs in the direction of the arrows: proceed with caution

C. Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution

D. No entry into intersection

7 / 30

A. Traffic circle ahead

B. Route for large trucks

C. Straight only permitted

D. Do not enter

8 / 30

A. Railway crossing ahead

B. Pedestrian crosswalk ahead: yield to pedestrians

C. Hospital zone ahead: yield to oncoming traffic

D. 4-way intersection ahead: through traffic may proceed

9 / 30

A. Traffic circle ahead

B. Railway crossing

C. Local traffic only

D. Do not enter

10 / 30

A. Traffic control signals ahead

B. Route for large trucks

C. Bump 120 meters ahead

D. Stop 150 meters ahead

11 / 30

A. Road slippery when wet

B. Right turn prohibited

C. Left turn prohibited

D. No U-turn

12 / 30

A. Stop only if other vehicles are approaching

B. Come to a complete stop and do not proceed until safe

C. Bump 150 meters ahead

D. Stop 150 meters ahead

13 / 30

A. Hill ahead

B. Pavement ends 12 feet ahead

C. Safety check ahead

D. Bumpy road ahead

14 / 30

A. Railway crossing

B. Pavement ends

C. Sharp bend in the road

D. Narrow passage ahead

15 / 30

A. Provincial park

B. Pedestrian control sign

C. Recreation area ahead

D. Destination sign

16 / 30

A. Right turn lane

B. No parking from arrows to corner

C. Left turn lane

D. Danger ahead: veer to the right

17 / 30

A. Do not pass

B. Keep left

C. Do not enter

D. Railway crossing

18 / 30

A. Pass other traffic on the right

B. Winding road ahead

C. Divider ahead, keep right

D. Road turns right, then left

19 / 30

A. Hidden intersection ahead

B. Right lane ends ahead

C. Steep hill ahead

D. Pedestrian crossing ahead

20 / 30

A. School area ahead

B. Construction zone, people working

C. Pedestrian control sign

D. Flagman on duty ahead

21 / 30

A. Both lanes travel in the same direction

B. Divider ahead

C. Merge Ahead

D. Two-way traffic

22 / 30

A. Slow-moving vehicle (travelling less than 40 km/h)

B. Stop sign ahead

C. Yield right-of-way to vehicle ahead

D. Dead-end street ahead

23 / 30

A. Construction zone ahead

B. Road closed ahead due to fallen rocks

C. Falling rock

D. Steep hill ahead: be prepared to use a lower gear if necessary

24 / 30

A. School crosswalk ahead

B. Children playing in residential area

C. Playground area sign

D. Direction sign for children

25 / 30

A. Construction zone ahead: slow down

B. Bump road ahead

C. River ahead

D. Bridge or Viaduct ahead

26 / 30

A. Right turn only at the intersection

B. No left turn

C. Hidden intersection ahead

D. Traffic island ahead

27 / 30

A. Railway crossing ahead

B. Oncoming traffic must stop

C. School zone ahead

D. Yield the right of way

28 / 30

A. Watch for pedestrians

B. You are entering a school area

C. You are entering a playground area

D. You are entering a playground zone

29 / 30

A. Exit to the right

B. Crosswalk ahead

C. A sharp bend in the road

D. Winding road ahead

30 / 30

A. Free flow

B. Sharp turn or bend in the road

C. Winding road ahead

D. Dead end

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The average score is 82%

Manitoba Learner Driving Test Parts 4

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