Prince Edward Island Class 7 Driving Test Parts 2

Prince Edward Island Class 7 Driving Test
Parts 2

A Class 7 license in Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada, is a type of learner’s license that allows the holder to practice driving on public roads under certain conditions and restrictions. To obtain a Class 7 license in PEI, an individual must pass a written knowledge test and a vision test. They must also fulfill other requirements, such as minimum age, residency, and liability insurance. Holders of a Class 7 license in PEI are required to follow certain restrictions and conditions, such as being accompanied by a licensed driver, displaying a “L” sign on the vehicle, and a curfew. After holding a Class 7 license for a certain period of time and meeting other requirements, the holder may be eligible to upgrade to a Class 5 license.

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What should your braking distance be when riding at night?

75% of what it would be in daytime

Within the range of your headlights

The same as in the daytime

85% of what it would be in daytime

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On a two-lane highway, when can you squeeze between vehicles ahead of you?

If they are driving below the maximum speed limit

Never

If they leave sufficient space

If they are slowing down

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What riding formation is the most effective to use?

Two by two

Line abreast

Staggered

Line astern

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Divided highway begins

Road under construction

Divided highway ends

Narrow bridge ahead

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What should your primary method of holding on to your motorcycle in high winds be?

Gripping tightly with your ankles

Gripping tightly with your knees

Gripping tightly with your hands

Stiffening your upper back

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Which of these indicates that a motorcycle helmet is legal in BC?

A label or sticker from one of the four recognised standards organizations

A certificate from the manufacturer

A letter from the dealer

An affidavit from a private seller

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Someone overseeing you must possess?

A full car driver's license

Their own motorcycle

An instructor's qualification

A full class 6 operator's licence

8 / 120

Construction zone ahead: slow down

Bump road ahead

River ahead

Bridge or Viaduct ahead

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Bicycle parking permitted

Caution: Animal Crossing

Motorized snow vehicles crossing

Snowmobile parking ahead

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Road narrows both sides

Hidden intersection ahead

Divided highway ahead

One-way street ahead

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Pedestrian pathway only; vehicles prohibited

Pedestrians not permitted

School zone ahead; watch for children crossing and obey any crossing guards on duty

Pedestrian crossing ahead

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What is the maximum number of motorcycles that should be present in a group?

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Recreation area ahead

Destination sign

Provincial park

Pedestrian control sign

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Do not turn right

Proceed in the direction of arrow only

Two-way traffic ahead

One-way traffic ends

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Dead-end street ahead

Yield right-of-way to vehicle ahead

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

Stop sign ahead

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Do not enter ahead

Do not pass on this road

No parking ahead

One-way road only

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What will you use to change gear on a typical manual motorcycle?

Right hand

Left foot

Left hand

Right foot

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What should you use to secure your load on the back of your motorcycle?

Rope

All the above

Canvas straps

Elastic cords

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Pavement ends 12 feet ahead

Bumpy road ahead

Hill ahead

Safety check ahead

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What should you do to minimise the impact of the "blind spot" prior to changing lanes?

Make a firm hand signal to warn any vehicles in your blind spot

Twist your mirror from side to side

Listen out for vehicles which may be in your blind spot

Turn and look over your shoulder

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What should you do if an insect or other animal smears your visor?

Pull over and clean up as soon as possible

Wipe it off with your glove as you go

Keep going until the next gas station or rest stop

Flip up your visor and ride with it open

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School bus stop ahead

Stop at traffic light ahead when yellow lights flashing

No traffic light ahead

Railway crossing ahead

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What must your motorcycle have if you want to transport a passenger?

All the Above

Passenger footpegs

Passenger handgrips

A passenger seat

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Drivers are not permitted to hit pedestrians on this road

Pedestrians permitted

Pedestrians not permitted on this road

Crosswalk: watch for pedestrians

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4-way intersection ahead: through traffic may proceed

Hospital zone ahead: yield to oncoming traffic

Pedestrian crosswalk ahead: yield to pedestrians

Railway crossing ahead

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What should you avoid doing if your front tyre blows out?

Ease off the throttle

Shift your weight back in the saddle

Apply the brakes

Keep steering straight

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What are the first two things you should do if your throttle sticks?

Brake then pull in the clutch

Pull in the clutch then hit the engine kill switch

Pull in the clutch then brake

Brake then hit the engine kill switch

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Winding road ahead

Exit to the right

Crosswalk ahead

A sharp bend in the road

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Flagman on duty ahead

Construction zone, people working

Pedestrian control sign

School area ahead

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What should a riding group do when passing another vehicle?

Pass in pairs

Pass in whatever way seems best at the time

Pass in one solid group

Pass one by one

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Why is it bad practise to use high beam headlights in fog?

They will use too much power

They may frighten wildlife

They will reflect back and cause glare

They might surprise other drivers

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Where will the majority of the braking force be used when you need to stop quickly?

On the front brake

On both brakes equally

On the rear brake

It depends on the speed

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Left turn only

Do not turn left

Right turn only

Road curves left

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Bicycles not allowed

Passing permitted

Do not pass bicycles

No vehicles allowed

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Off-road facilities - Hospital

Off-road facilities - Hiking

Trans-Canada highway

Recreation area ahead

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Two-way traffic

Street racing permitted

Parallel parking permitted

Passing permitted

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Traffic circle ahead

Local traffic only

Railway crossing

Do not enter

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What is the best way to stay safe on the road when there is ice and snow?

Ride with both feet down

Stay at home or use alternative transport

Lower your tire pressure

Use skidding as part of your riding style

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Road slippery when wet

Left turn prohibited

No U-turn

Right turn prohibited

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Zoo ahead

Wildlife preservation center ahead

Caution: Animal crossing in this area

Scenic view ahead

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You are entering a playground area

School bus stop ahead

School crosswalk

No pedestrians

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What should you expect your steering to be like when carrying a passenger?

Heavier

Depends on the weight of the passenger

Lighter

About the same

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School bus stop ahead

Railway crossing ahead

Pedestrian crossing

Traffic control signals ahead

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How should you prepare for an intersection as you approach it?

Get ready to sound your horn

Get ready to slow and brake

Try to maintain a constant speed

Get ready to speed up

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Narrow bridge ahead

Road under construction

Divided highway ends

Divided highway ahead

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Where is the best place to start riding lessons?

A quiet country road

A road with a low speed limit

A traffic free area

A quiet suburban road

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Passing allowed

Dangerous goods route

Truck route

Parking is permitted

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Danger ahead: veer to the right

No parking from arrows to corner

Right turn lane

Left turn lane

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Railway crossing ahead

School zone ahead

Oncoming traffic must stop

Yield the right of way

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What is the best way for you to be seen at night?

Wear clothing with reflective panels

Wear all white clothing

Wear bright colored clothing

Wear black clothing

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Ordinarily on a two lane roadway, what will be your safest place to ride?

In the left-hand portion of the lane

In the right-hand portion of the lane

It makes no difference

In the centre of the lane

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School crosswalk: watch for pedestrians

School zone ends

Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway

You are entering a playground zone

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Why should you watch out for riding too near the curb?

Because it encourages other drivers to move into your space

All the above

Because debris tends to gather in gutters

Because pedestrians may step out

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What factors will indicate that a motorcycle is the right size for you?

You can get your left foot flat on the ground with your right foot on the brake

You can bend your knees at right angles with your feet on the ground

You can get the balls of both feet on the ground

You can get your right foot toe on the ground

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How many demerits on your learner's licence will result in the suspension of your riding privileges?

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Who should take the lead when the group wants to change lanes?

The leader

The middle rider

It doesn't matter

The last rider

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In a group, who should be the first rider?

The youngest

The most experienced

The oldest

The least experienced

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Divider ahead

Two-way traffic

Both lanes travel in the same direction

Merge Ahead

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What is meant by “proactive riding"?

Overtaking wherever possible

Always positioning yourself in the safest place

Riding as fast as conditions will allow

Forcing other vehicles to slow to your place

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Which of the following materials should you avoid when purchasing motorcycle clothing?

Leather

Denim

Kevlar

Synthetic textile

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Winding road ahead

Free flow

Dead end

Sharp turn or bend in the road

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Roadway ahead that join merging traffic

Hidden road

Free flow

Road curves left

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Winding road ahead

Sharp bend in the road

Bumpy road ahead

Slippery when wet

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Where should the group leader of a group typically ride on a four lane highway?

In the left of the left lane

In the right of the left lane

In the right of the right lane

In the left of the right lane

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Parking is not permitted; turn around and park somewhere else

Do not stop

Dead end

Traffic is moving in an oncoming direction

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What is the top speed allowed for a two-wheeled vehicle classified as a power bicycle?

50 KMH

32 KMH

38 KMH

35 KMH

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Road closed ahead due to fallen rocks

Construction zone ahead

Falling rock

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

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Parking permitted

No parking

Slow-moving vehicles

Uneven pavement

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Road slippery when wet

Narrow road ahead

Hidden intersection ahead

Winding road ahead

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When is it legal to go faster than the speed limit when overtaking?

It is never permissible

If the vehicle you are overtaking speeds up

When you need to do so to re-enter your lane safely

When you will not be able to make the overtake without doing so

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What is the friction zone?

The point at which you can feel the brakes start to bite

The point of contact between your tire and the road

The area where your knees rub against the saddle

The point at which the clutch re-engages the engine

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

No entry into intersection

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution

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Why is it so critical to choose the proper downshift speed?

The wrong speed might cause a rear wheel skid

The wrong speed might cause a backfire

The wrong speed might lock up the front wheel

The wrong speed might stall the engine

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What could be the reason for uneven tyre wear?

Excessive acceleration

Poor roads

Incorrect wheel alignment

Bad cornering style

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Pavement ends

Narrow passage ahead

Sharp bend in the road

Railway crossing

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What should you do if your bike begins to hydroplane?

Brake immediately

Veer to the left or right of the water

Keep going straight and stay off the brakes

Speed up

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What happens if you engage the clutch?

The throttle shuts down

The engine switches off

The rear wheel starts to brake

The power is disengaged

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You should inform your passenger that when they are cornering, they should

Lean in the same direction as you

Lean in the opposite direction to you

Stay as upright as possible

Lean whichever way makes them feel comfortable

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Traffic circle ahead

Straight only permitted

Route for large trucks

Do not enter

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What is the engine capacity of a two-wheeled vehicle registered or ridden as a moped?

50 cc

30 cc

40 cc

60 cc

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Hidden road right

Rumble strips

Right lane narrows to left

Narrow passage

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No left turn

Right turn only at the intersection

Traffic island ahead

Hidden intersection ahead

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Hazard close to the edge of the road

Sharp curves in the road

Roundabout ahead

You may exit if you remain in right-hand lane

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How often should you perform a thorough inspection of your motorcycle?

Once a month

Every morning

Once a week

Before every single trip

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When is the first time you can ride without a supervisor?

As soon as you have purchased your own motorcycle

As soon as you have passed a basic training course

As soon as you have passed the class 6 riding test

As soon as you have passed the class 6 knowledge test

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Where can your passenger grasp on to the best?

It doesn't matter

Your waist

The handgrips

The edge of the seat

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Winding road ahead

Pass other traffic on the right

Divider ahead, keep right

Road turns right, then left

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Do not enter

Do not pass

Railway crossing

Keep left

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When should you be on the lookout for animals the most?

At dawn and dusk

In the early hours of the morning

Around midnight

At mid day

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No parking

Do not cross

Do not enter

Dangerous goods prohibited

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Motorcycle crossing ahead

Bicycles not permitted

Bicycle parking permitted

Bicycle crossing ahead

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Narrow passage

"T" Intersection

"Y" Intersection

Winding road

93 / 120

School bus stop ahead

Warns motorists to provide space for cyclists

Bicycle crossing

Lane is too narrow for side-by-side driving

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Steep hill ahead

Pedestrian crossing ahead

Hidden intersection ahead

Right lane ends ahead

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What distance from an approaching car should you allow when riding in high beam on a dark road before dipping the beam?

250 m

150 m

300 m

200 m

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Direction sign for children

School crosswalk ahead

Playground area sign

Children playing in residential area

97 / 120

Bicycle parking permitted here

Motorcycles not permitted on this road

Bicycles not permitted on this road

Bicycle parking not permitted on this road

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What kind of seat position should your passenger adopt?

Right in the center of the seat

As far back as possible

As far forward as possible

It won't make any difference

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Come to a complete stop and do not proceed until safe

Stop only if other vehicles are approaching

Stop 150 meters ahead

Bump 150 meters ahead

100 / 120

Stop 150 meters ahead

Route for large trucks

Bump 120 meters ahead

Traffic control signals ahead

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Why should you try to lightly touch the brake pedal when downshifting?

So that you are ready to brake harder if necessary

So that the drivers behind will see your brake light

In case you accidentally put in too much power

So that the clutch doesn't have to do too much work

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What should you do if your front wheel locks when braking?

Release the brake then reapply

Stamp harder on your rear brake

Release the brake completely

Keep on braking

103 / 120

Yield right-of-way

Stop ahead

Slow moving vehicle ahead

Dead end street ahead

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What is the most crucial aspect of your throttle to check?

That it returns to the closed position on its own when you release it

That it can stay open on its own when half open

That it is easy to hold open at full throttle

That it opens smoothly for good acceleration

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Two-way traffic ahead

The lane is only for two-way left turns

The lane is only for right turns

Yield the lane to oncoming traffic

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Why should your right wrist be bent slightly below the throttle level?

So that you do not accidentally apply too much throttle

To improve your aerodynamic position

So that you can apply the throttle quickly

So that your wrist will be protected in an accident

107 / 120

What is the best way to apply your brakes for routine braking?

Rear then front

Front then rear

Front only

Both together

108 / 120

Which of these is the only compulsory equipment for them?

Motorcycle boots

Proper riding jacket

Approved motorcycle helmet

Stout gloves

109 / 120

In urban areas, what is the minimum distance you should scan ahead?

12 seconds

6 seconds

8 seconds

4 seconds

110 / 120

What should you check for when you test the clutch?

That it feels nice and loose

That the cable moves freely and feels tight

That it springs back instantly when released

That it is tough to pull in

111 / 120

Right turn only

Winding road ahead

Right turn allowed

Curve right

112 / 120

When should you be particularly mindful of the risk that road debris like grit, mud, and sand pose?

Fall

Spring

Summer

Winter

113 / 120

Why should larger cars constantly be given greater "room margin"?

Because they have larger blind spots than other vehicles

Because they legally have right of way

Because they are louder than other vehicles

Because their drivers are more likely to be aggressive

114 / 120

Where should your weight be moved if you have to ride over something?

Towards the rear wheel

To the left or right hand side

To the exact middle of your bike

Towards the front wheel

115 / 120

How much time should the typical rider allow between recognising the need to halt and beginning to respond to it?

.50 of a second

.75 of a second

One second

.25 of a second

116 / 120

You are entering a school area

You are entering a playground zone

Watch for pedestrians

You are entering a playground area

117 / 120

What speed is allowed when overtaking tow trucks or emergency vehicles that are stopped and have their lights flashing?

50 KMH

60 KMH

70 KMH

40 KMH

118 / 120

You should extend your stopping distance when carrying a passenger to at least?

3 seconds

4 seconds

5 seconds

2 seconds

119 / 120

Park in the area between the signs

Do not park in the area between the signs

Restricted parking available

Free parking available

120 / 120

Bridge Ahead

Pavement ends ahead

Intersection ahead

Narrow road ahead

Your score is

The average score is 1%

What should your braking distance be when riding at night?

On a two-lane highway, when can you squeeze between vehicles ahead of you?

What riding formation is the most effective to use?

What should your primary method of holding on to your motorcycle in high winds be?

Which of these indicates that a motorcycle helmet is legal in BC?

Someone overseeing you must possess?

What is the maximum number of motorcycles that should be present in a group?

What will you use to change gear on a typical manual motorcycle?

What should you do to minimise the impact of the "blind spot" prior to changing lanes?

What should you do if an insect or other animal smears your visor?

What must your motorcycle have if you want to transport a passenger?

What should you avoid doing if your front tyre blows out?

What are the first two things you should do if your throttle sticks?

What should a riding group do when passing another vehicle?

Why is it bad practise to use high beam headlights in fog?

Where will the majority of the braking force be used when you need to stop quickly?

What is the best way to stay safe on the road when there is ice and snow?

What should you expect your steering to be like when carrying a passenger?

How should you prepare for an intersection as you approach it?

Where is the best place to start riding lessons?

What is the best way for you to be seen at night?

Ordinarily on a two lane roadway, what will be your safest place to ride?

Why should you watch out for riding too near the curb?

What factors will indicate that a motorcycle is the right size for you?

How many demerits on your learner's licence will result in the suspension of your riding privileges?

Who should take the lead when the group wants to change lanes?

In a group, who should be the first rider?

What is meant by “proactive riding"?

Which of the following materials should you avoid when purchasing motorcycle clothing?

Where should the group leader of a group typically ride on a four lane highway?

What is the top speed allowed for a two-wheeled vehicle classified as a power bicycle?

When is it legal to go faster than the speed limit when overtaking?

What is the friction zone?

Why is it so critical to choose the proper downshift speed?

What could be the reason for uneven tyre wear?

What should you do if your bike begins to hydroplane?

What happens if you engage the clutch?

You should inform your passenger that when they are cornering, they should

What is the engine capacity of a two-wheeled vehicle registered or ridden as a moped?

How often should you perform a thorough inspection of your motorcycle?

When is the first time you can ride without a supervisor?

Where can your passenger grasp on to the best?

When should you be on the lookout for animals the most?

What distance from an approaching car should you allow when riding in high beam on a dark road before dipping the beam?

What kind of seat position should your passenger adopt?

Why should you try to lightly touch the brake pedal when downshifting?

What should you do if your front wheel locks when braking?

What is the most crucial aspect of your throttle to check?

Why should your right wrist be bent slightly below the throttle level?

What is the best way to apply your brakes for routine braking?

Which of these is the only compulsory equipment for them?

In urban areas, what is the minimum distance you should scan ahead?

What should you check for when you test the clutch?

When should you be particularly mindful of the risk that road debris like grit, mud, and sand pose?

Why should larger cars constantly be given greater "room margin"?

Where should your weight be moved if you have to ride over something?

How much time should the typical rider allow between recognising the need to halt and beginning to respond to it?

What speed is allowed when overtaking tow trucks or emergency vehicles that are stopped and have their lights flashing?

You should extend your stopping distance when carrying a passenger to at least?

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Prince Edward Island Class 7 Driving Test
Parts 2