ICBC Driving Practice Test – 2

ICBC Driving Practice Test

The following ICBC Driving Practice test has 50 questions in total. All the questions are set to prepare you for the real ICBC Permit Test of learner’s (Class 7L) licence. This practice test is about British Columbia Road Signs.

All the questions are set to help you learn about British Columbia permit test and efficiently prepare for the actual ICBC Permit Exam because in order to get the Class 7 license, passing this exam is mandatory.

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#1. What does this regulatory sign explain to you?

Come to a complete stop.

Come to a complete stop.

Do not enter.

Do not enter.

Slow down.

Slow down.

It shows school zone ahead.

It shows school zone ahead.

#2. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Drive as fast as you can.

Drive as fast as you can.

Drive normally.

Drive normally.

Give the right-of-way to other vehicles and crossing pedestrians.

Give the right-of-way to other vehicles and crossing pedestrians.

Do not enter.

Do not enter.

#3. What does this regulatory sign mean?

The minimum legal speed when the road is bare and dry and visibility is good.

The minimum legal speed when the road is bare and dry and visibility is good.

The maximum legal speed when the road is bare and dry and visibility is good.

The maximum legal speed when the road is bare and dry and visibility is good.

Drive at speeds of 70 km/h in any road conditions.

Drive at speeds of 70 km/h in any road conditions.

None of the above

None of the above

#4. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Drive at the normal speed.

Drive at the normal speed.

The minimum speed ahead is 50 km/h.

The minimum speed ahead is 50 km/h.

The Maximum safest speed on Ramp

The Maximum safest speed on Ramp

The Minimum safest speed on Ramp

The Minimum safest speed on Ramp

#5. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Stay off this road during major disasters.

Stay off this road during major disasters.

Road may be used only by emergency vehicles.

Road may be used only by emergency vehicles.

Both a & b

Both a & b

None of the above

None of the above

#6. What does this regulatory sign usually mounted on exit ramps mean?

Do not make a U-turn.

Do not make a U-turn.

Stop.

Stop.

Go straight.

Go straight.

Do not go this way.

Do not go this way.

#7. What does this regulatory sign on cross street mean?

Turn left.

Turn left.

Turn right.

Turn right.

One way

One way

Make a U-turn.

Make a U-turn.

#8. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Drive in the time period posted only.

Drive in the time period posted only.

Winter tires or chains must be used.

Winter tires or chains must be used.

You may not drive on this road if you change winter tires.

You may not drive on this road if you change winter tires.

Vehicles with deflated tires may not move on this road.

Vehicles with deflated tires may not move on this road.

#9. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Move into the right lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the right lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the left lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the left lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the right lane if driving faster than regular traffic.

Move into the right lane if driving faster than regular traffic.

Faster vehicles can pass through slower vehicles though right lane.

Faster vehicles can pass through slower vehicles though right lane.

#10. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Move into the right lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the right lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the left lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into the left lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Always keep right.

Always keep right.

Keep right unless passing.

Keep right unless passing.

#11. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Passing is allowed on this road.

Passing is allowed on this road.

Passing is not allowed on this road.

Passing is not allowed on this road.

Do not enter ahead.

Do not enter ahead.

Cars are not allowed to drive on this road.

Cars are not allowed to drive on this road.

#12. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Two-way traffic — keep left

Two-way traffic — keep left

Two-way traffic — keep right unless passing

Two-way traffic — keep right unless passing

Both lanes travel in the same direction

Both lanes travel in the same direction

Divider ahead

Divider ahead

#13. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Two-way traffic. Keep to the right.

Two-way traffic. Keep to the right.

Two-way traffic. Keep to the left.

Two-way traffic. Keep to the left.

Passing lane ahead

Passing lane ahead

You may not pass on this road.

You may not pass on this road.

*This road is split into two lanes ahead.

#14. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Keep left of the divider.

Keep left of the divider.

Keep right of the divider.

Keep right of the divider.

Divided highway ends ahead.

Divided highway ends ahead.

The road will merge into one lane.

The road will merge into one lane.

#15. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Stop.

Stop.

Passing lane ahead

Passing lane ahead

No stopping between here and the next no-stopping sign

No stopping between here and the next no-stopping sign

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution.

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution.

#16. What does this regulatory sign mean?

No stopping during posted times between here and the next sign

No stopping during posted times between here and the next sign

Come to a complete stop.

Come to a complete stop.

Passing is not allowed.

Passing is not allowed.

No U-turn allowed.

No U-turn allowed.

#17. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Only bikes are allowed on this road.

Only bikes are allowed on this road.

No bicycle riding beyond this point

No bicycle riding beyond this point

Cyclists have the right-of-way only.

Cyclists have the right-of-way only.

Bicycle parking not permitted on this road

Bicycle parking not permitted on this road

#18. What does this regulatory sign mean?

You are not allowed to make a right turn here.

You are not allowed to make a right turn here.

You are not allowed to make a left turn here.

You are not allowed to make a left turn here.

You are not allowed to make a right turn on red here.

You are not allowed to make a right turn on red here.

Come to a complete stop.

Come to a complete stop.

#19. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Move into right lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Move into right lane if driving slower than regular traffic.

Stay off this road during major disasters.

Stay off this road during major disasters.

Slow traffic delaying vehicles use pullouts

Slow traffic delaying vehicles use pullouts

Slow vehicles to use pullouts for the next stated distance

Slow vehicles to use pullouts for the next stated distance

#20. What does this regulatory sign mean?

Slow vehicle pullout stated meters ahead

Slow vehicle pullout stated meters ahead

Slow traffic delaying vehicles use pullouts

Slow traffic delaying vehicles use pullouts

Do not go this way.

Do not go this way.

Passing lane ahead

Passing lane ahead

#21. What does this sign mean?

No pedestrians allowed

No pedestrians allowed

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

Pedestrian activated crosswalk — prepare to stop if the light is flashing.

Pedestrian activated crosswalk — prepare to stop if the light is flashing.

School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians.

School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians.

#22. What does this sign mean?

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing .

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing .

Pedestrians are not allowed to cross here.

Pedestrians are not allowed to cross here.

School zone. Drive carefully.

School zone. Drive carefully.

Playground zone ahead.

Playground zone ahead.

#23. What does this sign mean?

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians — if there is a crossing guard, follow directions.

School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians — if there is a crossing guard, follow directions.

No pedestrians allowed

No pedestrians allowed

School zone ends.

School zone ends.

#24. What does this sign mean?

School zone — reduce speed when children are present.

School zone — reduce speed when children are present.

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing

Direction sign for children

Direction sign for children

#25. What does this sign mean?

School zone — reduce speed when children are present.

School zone — reduce speed when children are present.

School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians — if there is a crossing guard, follow directions.

School crosswalk — yield to pedestrians — if there is a crossing guard, follow directions.

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing.

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing.

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

Playground nearby — be prepared to slow down.

#26. What does this sign mean?

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in weekdays from dawn to dusk

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in weekdays from dawn to dusk

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in the weekend from dawn to dusk

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in the weekend from dawn to dusk

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing.

Pedestrian crosswalk — yield to people crossing.

#27. What does this sign mean?

Playground zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect in weekdays from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect in weekdays from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk

Playground zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk

School zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days when children are on the roadway or shoulder.

School zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days when children are on the roadway or shoulder.

School zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the weekend.

School zone — 50 km/h limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the weekend.

#28. What does this sign mean?

School zone — if the tab underneath only indicates the speed limit, that limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days.

School zone — if the tab underneath only indicates the speed limit, that limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days.

School zone — if the tab underneath only indicates the speed limit, that limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the weekend.

School zone — if the tab underneath only indicates the speed limit, that limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the weekend.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in weekdays from dawn to dusk

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in weekdays from dawn to dusk

#29. What does this sign mean?

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in the weekdays only from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect in the weekdays only from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk.

Playground zone — 30 km/h limit is in effect every day from dawn to dusk.

School zone — the tab underneath indicates the speed limit and the hours that it is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days.

School zone — the tab underneath indicates the speed limit and the hours that it is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days.

School zone — the tab underneath indicates that the 30 km/h limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the weekend.

School zone — the tab underneath indicates that the 30 km/h limit is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the weekend.

#30. What does this sign mean?

Turn right only.

Turn right only.

Turn left only.

Turn left only.

Make a U-turn ahead.

Make a U-turn ahead.

No left turn

No left turn

#31. What does this sign mean?

You may either go straight or turn left.

You may either go straight or turn left.

You may either go straight or turn right.

You may either go straight or turn right.

You must turn right if you are keeping right.

You must turn right if you are keeping right.

You must merge right if you are keeping right.

You must merge right if you are keeping right.

#32. What does this sign mean?

Vehicles from both directions must turn left, no through traffic allowed.

Vehicles from both directions must turn left, no through traffic allowed.

Vehicles from both directions must turn right, no through traffic allowed

Vehicles from both directions must turn right, no through traffic allowed

Vehicles from both directions must turn left or go through.

Vehicles from both directions must turn left or go through.

You may either go straight or turn left.

You may either go straight or turn left.

#33. What does this sign mean?

Vehicles in both these lanes must turn right.

Vehicles in both these lanes must turn right.

You may either go straight or turn left.

You may either go straight or turn left.

You may either go straight or turn left.

You may either go straight or turn left.

Vehicles in both these lanes must make a U-turn.

Vehicles in both these lanes must make a U-turn.

#34. What does this sign mean?

Turn left only.

Turn left only.

Continue going straight.

Continue going straight.

Turn right only.

Turn right only.

No U-turn

No U-turn

#35. What does this sign mean?

Turn left only.

Turn left only.

Continue straight only.

Continue straight only.

Turn right only.

Turn right only.

U-turn only

U-turn only

#36. What does this sign mean?

Turn left only.

Turn left only.

Turn right only.

Turn right only.

Turn right or left only.

Turn right or left only.

Go straight only.

Go straight only.

#37. What does this sign mean?

You may turn right.

You may turn right.

You may turn left.

You may turn left.

No right turn allowed

No right turn allowed

No left turn allowed

No left turn allowed

#38. What does this sign mean?

Turn left only.

Turn left only.

You must not make a right turn any time.

You must not make a right turn any time.

You must not make a right turn during the posted times in the weekend.

You must not make a right turn during the posted times in the weekend.

You must not make a right turn during the posted times.

You must not make a right turn during the posted times.

#39. What does this sign mean?

No parking allowed

No parking allowed

Time-limited parking during the posted times

Time-limited parking during the posted times

Parking is not allowed during the posted times.

Parking is not allowed during the posted times.

You may park any time here.

You may park any time here.

#40. What does this sign mean?

Free parking available

Free parking available

Do not park here.

Do not park here.

You are allowed to park in the weekend only.

You are allowed to park in the weekend only.

No weekday parking here.

No weekday parking here.

#41. What does this sign mean?

You may not park any time.

You may not park any time.

You may park here during the posted times.

You may park here during the posted times.

Parking is not allowed during the posted times.

Parking is not allowed during the posted times.

Parking is never allowed.

Parking is never allowed.

#42. What does this sign mean?

No buses are allowed in this lane.

No buses are allowed in this lane.

Only buses are allowed in this lane.

Only buses are allowed in this lane.

Only buses and high occupancy vehicles are allowed in this lane.

Only buses and high occupancy vehicles are allowed in this lane.

Area for buses and taxis only

Area for buses and taxis only

#43. What does this sign mean?

Left turn ahead

Left turn ahead

Curb lane of cross street ahead is a reserved lane.

Curb lane of cross street ahead is a reserved lane.

Sharp curve ahead

Sharp curve ahead

None of the above

None of the above

#44. What does this warning sign mean?

Sharp curve ahead

Sharp curve ahead

Divided highway ends ahead.

Divided highway ends ahead.

Winding road ahead

Winding road ahead

Road narrows ahead.

Road narrows ahead.

#45. What does this warning sign mean?

Right turn ahead

Right turn ahead

Hidden side road ahead

Hidden side road ahead

Sharp curve ahead

Sharp curve ahead

Merging traffic ahead

Merging traffic ahead

*Hidden side road ahead. Drivers from the side-road don’t have a clear view ahead at the intersection.

#46. What does this warning sign mean?

Merging traffic ahead

Merging traffic ahead

Hidden cross road ahead

Hidden cross road ahead

Sharp curve ahead — slow to advisory speed shown.

Sharp curve ahead — slow to advisory speed shown.

Right lane ends ahead.

Right lane ends ahead.

#47. What does this warning sign mean?

Curve ahead — slow down.

Curve ahead — slow down.

Right turn only

Right turn only

Hidden side road ahead

Hidden side road ahead

Winding road ahead

Winding road ahead

#48. What does this warning sign mean?

Left lane ends ahead.

Left lane ends ahead.

Winding road ahead

Winding road ahead

Side road ahead

Side road ahead

Merging traffic ahead

Merging traffic ahead

#49. What does this warning sign mean?

Right lane ends ahead.

Right lane ends ahead.

Road merges with another road — added lane to the right ahead.

Road merges with another road — added lane to the right ahead.

Divided highway ends ahead.

Divided highway ends ahead.

Two-way traffic ahead

Two-way traffic ahead

#50. What does this warning sign mean?

Hidden road right

Hidden road right

Narrow bridge ahead

Narrow bridge ahead

Roadway narrows on the right.

Roadway narrows on the right.

Left lane ends ahead.

Left lane ends ahead.

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