Saskatchewan Professional Driver Test 01

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An air brake endorsement is not required when operating which class of vehicle licensed as a farm truck?

4 and 5

3 or 5

1 or 2

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Which of the following cannot conduct the medical?

Nurse practitioner

A physician

An intern physician

An occupational health and safety nurse

3 / 30

A class 5 license will allow you to drive school buses when not carrying more than how many students?

4 / 30

Which letter indicates and air brake endorsement?

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All commercial drivers must take a MELT course. What does MELT stand for?

Mandatory Entry-Level Training

Mandatory Exit-Level Transportation

Maximum Entry-Level Training

Minimum Entry-Level Transportation

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Class 2 license can drive buses having a seating capacity in excess of how many passengers?

None of these

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Medical reports must be submitted and approved prior to...

Being hired

Finishing the first week of driving

Starting the job

The start of any testing

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Which statement is false? Some of the conditions which may prohibit the issuing of Class 1, 2, 3, 4 or school bus or heavy trailer endorsement are...

Vision problems but not hearing loss

Seizure disorders

Certain heart or insulin dependent diabetic conditions

Physical disabilities (paralysis, disability, arthritis, amputation)

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How often can knowledge exams be attempted?

Once per day

As many times per day as required

Twice per day

Four times per day

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All drivers seeking a Class 1 commercial license in Saskatchewan to drive semi trucks are required to complete a minimum of how many hours of training?

121.5

115

112.5

131.5

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If you are not being paid to drive or do not own the vehicle you are driving, are you exempt from holding the appropriate class of driver's license for the class of vehicle you will be operating?

Depending on where you are driving it

Yes

Depending on the vehicle

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If you wish to change to a higher class of license or to obtain an endorsement, are you required to complete the prescribed examinations?

Yes

Depending on the license class

Only if you currently had a class 7 license

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Which of the following is not a requirement of an air brake endorsement?

Must complete a practical demonstration of air brake equipment that you provide

Must demonstrate how to adjust a manual slack adjuster on a brake model and tell the examiner the right way to adjust an automatic slack adjuster

Must pass a vision test

Must pass a written air brake test

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Which of the following is not a requirement for the school bus endorsement?

Must meet approved medical standards

Must pass written school bus tests

Must meet approved vision standards

Must be a minimum of 21 years of age and not a novice driver

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An unsatisfactory criminal record check may result in a T restriction being placed on your class 4 driver's licence what does a T restriction mean?

None of these

No passengers for hire

Probationary

Suspended

16 / 30

What is the minimum age to have a class 4 license?

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What is the minimum age to receive a Class 1 license?

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What does the classified driver's license program do?

All of these

It tracks all commercial drivers and their violations

It establishes minimum standards of skill, knowledge, and physical and mental fitness for the operation of each class of vehicle

It acknowledges commercial drivers who drive well without violations

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If you operate taxi, limousine or rideshare vehicles, how often should you file a satisfactory criminal record check with the company you drive for?

You don't

Semi-annually

Every 3 years

Annually

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Which statement is false? Driver examinations for a Class 1, 2, 3 or 4 driver's licence and school bus or heavy trailer endorsement include...

Trip inspection

Three knowledge exams

Road test

Vision test

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The heavy trailer G endorsement allows you to drive two-axle trucks towing heavy trailers, but not...

Class 2 vehicles

Class 1 vehicles

Class 3 vehicles

Power units

22 / 30

Are you required to submit a Commercial Driver's Licence Medical Report?

Depending on the vehicle

Depending on age

Yes

23 / 30

Which of the following farm vehicles require a class 1 license to operate it?

3-axle truck

2-axle power unit with NO trailer, with or without air brakes

2-axle power unit towing any trailer

3-axle truck towing a trailer under 4,600 kg

24 / 30

How many behind the wheel training is involved in the MELT course?

48 hours

61 hours

57 hours

50 hours

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For drivers 18 to 45, subsequent medical reports will be requested every...

Three years

Five years

Two years

Four years

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Which of the following is not a requirement for G endorsement, heavy trailer?

Must pass written heavy trailer tests

Must meet approved vision standards

Must be a minimum of 21 years of age and not a novice driver

Must meet approved medical standards

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Which statement is false? A class 1 license holder can't drive the following vehicles...

Motorcycles

Vehicles with air brakes

School buses without an appropriate endorsement(s)

Class 4 vehicles

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Which statement is false? The commercial road test will be refused if...

The vehicle is unsafe or not equipped in accordance with legislation

The unit has a safety inspection decal

You do not possess an appropriate driver's licence

The vehicle is displaying a dangerous goods placard

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To pull a heavy trailer (utility and recreation) weighing more than 4,600 kg (10,141 lb.), including the load, you need a Class 1 license or...

None of these

A class 2 with A endorsement

A heavy trailer G endorsement on a Class 2, 3, 4 or 5 license

An A endorsement

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Which statement is false? Some of the conditions which may prohibit the issuing of a Class 1, 2, 3, 4 or school bus or heavy trailer endorsement are...

Blackouts, dizziness or fainting spells

Hearing disability

Certain heart or insulin dependent diabetic conditions physical disabilities (paralysis, disability, arthritis, amputation)

Seizure disorders

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