SGI Practice Test – 19

Saskatchewan SGI Practice Test

The following Saskatchewan SGI Driving Practice test has 30 questions in total. All the questions are set to prepare you for the real SGI Permit Test of learner’s (Class 7L) licence. This practice test is about Saskatchewan Road rules.

All the questions are set to help you learn about the Saskatchewan driving knowledge test and efficiently prepare for the actual SGI Test because in order to get the Class 5/Class 7 license, passing this exam is mandatory.

To pass this test, you must answer 24 questions correctly out of 30. Keep practicing until and unless you are confident enough to write the actual SGI Test and 100% correct with your answer to our practice tests. Good Luck!!!

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#1. Within how many metres of a pedestrian crossing should cars not be passed?

3 m.

3 m.

30 m.

30 m.

300 m.

300 m.

3000 m.

3000 m.

#2. If there is no median, how far ahead and behind a school bus must you stop when its lights flash?

At least 20 metres behind and far enough ahead for children to exit the bus and safely cross

At least 20 metres behind and far enough ahead for children to exit the bus and safely cross

At least 20 feet behind and far enough ahead for children to depart the bus and safely cross.

At least 20 feet behind and far enough ahead for children to depart the bus and safely cross.

At least 10 meters behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

At least 10 meters behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

At least 10 feet behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

At least 10 feet behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

#3. If you _______, you may incur two demerit points.

Failure to stop for a police officer when ordered.

Failure to stop for a police officer when ordered.

Drive in a reckless or careless manner

Drive in a reckless or careless manner

Are found exceeding the posted speed limits by more than 50 km/h.

Are found exceeding the posted speed limits by more than 50 km/h.

Are caught driving with passengers under the age of 16 not wearing their seatbelts.

Are caught driving with passengers under the age of 16 not wearing their seatbelts.

#4. What should you do while approaching a railway crossing with a mechanical or electronic signal device?

Flashing lights are only intended to serve as a warning. Take precautions.

Flashing lights are only intended to serve as a warning. Take precautions.

Before proceeding, you must stop and wait for the signal device to stop sending its signal, indicating the all clear.

Before proceeding, you must stop and wait for the signal device to stop sending its signal, indicating the all clear.

Similar to a stop sign, you must stop and then proceed when you feel it is safe to do so.

Similar to a stop sign, you must stop and then proceed when you feel it is safe to do so.

To avoid getting stuck on the tracks, quickly drive over the tracks or around the gate or barrier when you think it is safe to do so.

To avoid getting stuck on the tracks, quickly drive over the tracks or around the gate or barrier when you think it is safe to do so.

#5. What is the min number of passengers that the HOV or High Occupancy Vehicle lanes are reserved?

4 - the driver plus 3 passengers

4 - the driver plus 3 passengers

5 - the driver plus 4 passengers

5 - the driver plus 4 passengers

2 - the driver plus 1 passenger

2 - the driver plus 1 passenger

3 - the driver plus 2 passengers.

3 - the driver plus 2 passengers.

#6. What is the proper way to make a left turn from a two-way road onto a two-lane one-way road?

Turn onto the left curb lane from the far left lane.

Turn onto the left curb lane from the far left lane.

Turn onto the right curb lane from the far left lane

Turn onto the right curb lane from the far left lane

Turn from the far right lane into the left curb lane.

Turn from the far right lane into the left curb lane.

Turn from the right lane into the right curb lane.

Turn from the right lane into the right curb lane.

#7. What is the point of climbing or moving through lanes?

They let drivers and passengers to enjoy the scenery.

They let drivers and passengers to enjoy the scenery.

Climbing and passing lanes are for vehicles who desire to put their braking abilities to the test.

Climbing and passing lanes are for vehicles who desire to put their braking abilities to the test.

They provide an opportunity for vehicle drivers to rest.

They provide an opportunity for vehicle drivers to rest.

Climbing or passing lanes allow slower vehicles to move into the right lane so that faster vehicles can pass on the left.

Climbing or passing lanes allow slower vehicles to move into the right lane so that faster vehicles can pass on the left.

#8. What should you do when approaching an intersection on a main road which is blocked with traffic?

Stop and wait for the traffic ahead to begin moving before entering the intersection.

Stop and wait for the traffic ahead to begin moving before entering the intersection.

Move up to the vehicle in front of you so that cars behind you can also move forward.

Move up to the vehicle in front of you so that cars behind you can also move forward.

Proceed through the intersection along with the other vehicles.

Proceed through the intersection along with the other vehicles.

Turn right or left so as to avoid the blocked traffic.

Turn right or left so as to avoid the blocked traffic.

#9. When three vehicles arrive at an intersection with an all-way stop sign, who has the right of way?

The vehicle which is turning left.

The vehicle which is turning left.

The vehicle which is turning right.

The vehicle which is turning right.

The vehicle that got there first.

The vehicle that got there first.

The vehicle on the left.

The vehicle on the left.

#10. Why is it a poor idea to turn your steering wheel to the left before making a left turn at an intersection?

It is not a bad notion because it allows you to turn faster.

It is not a bad notion because it allows you to turn faster.

Another vehicle could collide with yours, throwing you into oncoming traffic.

Another vehicle could collide with yours, throwing you into oncoming traffic.

It just unnecessarily adds to the wear and tear of your vehicle.

It just unnecessarily adds to the wear and tear of your vehicle.

In case you change your mind and decide to turn right, it will be that much harder to do so.

In case you change your mind and decide to turn right, it will be that much harder to do so.

#11. Who has the right-of-way in a roundabout?

Vehicles that have already entered the roundabout

Vehicles that have already entered the roundabout

The approaching vehicles at the roundabout.

The approaching vehicles at the roundabout.

The vehicles that are turning right in the roundabout.

The vehicles that are turning right in the roundabout.

The vehicles that are turning left in the roundabout.

The vehicles that are turning left in the roundabout.

#12. What circumstances allow you to pass another vehicle on the right?

You are allowed to pass on the right when passing a vehicle turning left or a streetcar on one-way or multi-lane roads.

You are allowed to pass on the right when passing a vehicle turning left or a streetcar on one-way or multi-lane roads.

You may never pass another vehicle on the right. Only if there is an emergency.

You may never pass another vehicle on the right. Only if there is an emergency.

Only if there is an emergency.

Only if there is an emergency.

Only if there is an unpaved shoulder.

Only if there is an unpaved shoulder.

#13. When two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at the same moment, who has the right of way?

The vehicle on the right.

The vehicle on the right.

The vehicle on the left.

The vehicle on the left.

The vehicle that is turning right.

The vehicle that is turning right.

The vehicle that is turning left.

The vehicle that is turning left.

#14. What should you do if you are involved in an accident or a witness to an event in which one or more individuals have been injured?

Turn on the emergency lights and turn off the vehicle.

Turn on the emergency lights and turn off the vehicle.

Call for help right now, or have someone else call for you.

Call for help right now, or have someone else call for you.

Try to stay calm, and if you are not injured, offer assistance to others until emergency services arrive on the scene.

Try to stay calm, and if you are not injured, offer assistance to others until emergency services arrive on the scene.

All of these.

All of these.

#15. What should you do if your vehicle is about to stall on a highway?

Pull over to the nearest shoulder as soon as you can safely do so.

Pull over to the nearest shoulder as soon as you can safely do so.

Turn on your hazard lights and come to a complete stop.

Turn on your hazard lights and come to a complete stop.

Sound your horn for help.

Sound your horn for help.

It is possible that the problem is only temporary. Continue at a reduced speed.

It is possible that the problem is only temporary. Continue at a reduced speed.

#16. What exactly does "overdriving your headlights" mean?

Drivers travelling in the opposite direction are being blinded by you.

Drivers travelling in the opposite direction are being blinded by you.

Your high beam headlights are on all the time, and you run the risk of burning out the bulbs.

Your high beam headlights are on all the time, and you run the risk of burning out the bulbs.

You're travelling quicker than your stopping distance allows.

You're travelling quicker than your stopping distance allows.

You run the risk of burning out the bulbs because your low beam headlights have been on for too long.

You run the risk of burning out the bulbs because your low beam headlights have been on for too long.

#17. What must the seller of a privately owned vehicle offer to the buyer?

The vehicle's seller must provide a receipt for the purchase.

The vehicle's seller must provide a receipt for the purchase.

The seller of the vehicle must provide a Used Vehicle Information Package

The seller of the vehicle must provide a Used Vehicle Information Package

The seller of the vehicle must provide the permit and licence plates.

The seller of the vehicle must provide the permit and licence plates.

The vehicle's seller must submit their driver's licence number.

The vehicle's seller must submit their driver's licence number.

#18. Which of the following statements about driving in the rain is incorrect?

Rain can cause your vehicle to skid.

Rain can cause your vehicle to skid.

Rain can drastically reduce visibility.

Rain can drastically reduce visibility.

Rain can increase your ability to slow and stop your vehicle (increase your braking ability).

Rain can increase your ability to slow and stop your vehicle (increase your braking ability).

Rain can make potholes harder to see.

Rain can make potholes harder to see.

#19. What should you do if you hear sirens or bells or see flashing lights while driving?

Unless a police officer instructs you to slow down or halt, all you can do is be a little more cautious than usual.

Unless a police officer instructs you to slow down or halt, all you can do is be a little more cautious than usual.

Keep an eye out for potential hazards on the road ahead and be prepared to stop.

Keep an eye out for potential hazards on the road ahead and be prepared to stop.

Slow down and move to the far right side of the road. As soon as its safe to do so, come to a stop at the side of the road until the emergency vehicle has passed.

Slow down and move to the far right side of the road. As soon as its safe to do so, come to a stop at the side of the road until the emergency vehicle has passed.

Bring your vehicle to a complete stop regardless of where you are.

Bring your vehicle to a complete stop regardless of where you are.

#20. What does a yellow or amber traffic light indicate?

Slow down and proceed with caution.

Slow down and proceed with caution.

Proceed only if you are unable to stop before the signal turns red.

Proceed only if you are unable to stop before the signal turns red.

Step on the gas and speed through the intersection.

Step on the gas and speed through the intersection.

You should stop and wait for a green light.

You should stop and wait for a green light.

#21. What does the term "black ice" mean?

When mud and snow mix and freeze, the result is black ice.

When mud and snow mix and freeze, the result is black ice.

When recently paved roads become wet, the result is black ice.

When recently paved roads become wet, the result is black ice.

Black ice describes a situation where snow is mixed with ice and road gravel.

Black ice describes a situation where snow is mixed with ice and road gravel.

Black ice describes a situation where the surface of the road (asphalt) has a layer of ice on it.

Black ice describes a situation where the surface of the road (asphalt) has a layer of ice on it.

#22. What should you do while approaching a construction zone?

If there is a traffic control person, follow their instructions.

If there is a traffic control person, follow their instructions.

Keep an eye out for and obey all warning signs.

Keep an eye out for and obey all warning signs.

Slow down - reduced speed limit signs may be posted.

Slow down - reduced speed limit signs may be posted.

All of these.

All of these.

#23. What should you do if you find yourself driving through thick fog?

Slow down and, if you have them, turn on your parking lights or fog lights.

Slow down and, if you have them, turn on your parking lights or fog lights.

Increase the distance between your vehicle and any other vehicle that is following too closely or moving too slowly.

Increase the distance between your vehicle and any other vehicle that is following too closely or moving too slowly.

Honk your horn to notify other drivers to the presence of your vehicle.

Honk your horn to notify other drivers to the presence of your vehicle.

Turn on your emergency flashers and completely pull off the road to a safe area where you can park and wait for the fog to clear.

Turn on your emergency flashers and completely pull off the road to a safe area where you can park and wait for the fog to clear.

#24. What should you do if your accelerator (gas pedal) becomes stuck?

Sound your horn to alert other drivers to the situation.

Sound your horn to alert other drivers to the situation.

The first step is to raise or unstick it with your foot.

The first step is to raise or unstick it with your foot.

The first thing you should do is reach down and try to lift or unstuck it.

The first thing you should do is reach down and try to lift or unstuck it.

Steer your vehicle onto the sidewalk.

Steer your vehicle onto the sidewalk.

#25. What should you do if you run over a moose or a deer?

If there are other animals nearby, use your horn to scare them away.

If there are other animals nearby, use your horn to scare them away.

Do your best to move the animal off the roadway so other drivers will not be affected.

Do your best to move the animal off the roadway so other drivers will not be affected.

There is little you can do but drive cautiously because other animals may be present.

There is little you can do but drive cautiously because other animals may be present.

Report the incident to the local police or Ministry of Natural Resources.

Report the incident to the local police or Ministry of Natural Resources.

#26. Why is it necessary to have your vehicle tested for emissions?

To determine whether it is seriously polluting the environment.

To determine whether it is seriously polluting the environment.

Your vehicle may have reached the age where it must be tested.

Your vehicle may have reached the age where it must be tested.

So that you may renew your vehicle registration.

So that you may renew your vehicle registration.

All of these

All of these

#27. What should you do if you are the victim of road rage?

If you have a phone, pull over when it is safe to do so and call the police.

If you have a phone, pull over when it is safe to do so and call the police.

Honk your horn and use your signals to attract attention to your car.

Honk your horn and use your signals to attract attention to your car.

Stay inside your vehicle and lock the doors.

Stay inside your vehicle and lock the doors.

All of these.

All of these.

#28. Children under age 12 are prohibited to ride a bicycle on the road if the speed limit on the road exceeds_______.

50 km/h

50 km/h

40 km/h

40 km/h

60 km/h

60 km/h

30 km/h

30 km/h

#29. In a curve, a vehicle is travelling at high speed. What kind of danger can be expected?

steering tightening

steering tightening

Out of control skidding

Out of control skidding

Flat tires

Flat tires

Brakes failure

Brakes failure

#30. You are driving on a highway and would like to change lanes. Which of the following steps are required while changing lanes?

Check for traffic and check your shoulder to cover your blind spots

Check for traffic and check your shoulder to cover your blind spots

Turn on the proper signal and complete the lane change

Turn on the proper signal and complete the lane change

Make sure a lane change is allowed

Make sure a lane change is allowed

All of the above

All of the above

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