Saskatchewan Professional Driver Test 02

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Upon approaching an upgrade where there is a passing lane, the driver of a vehicle travelling slower than the normal traffic flow must...

Use the right lane

Signal left

Wave the drivers to pass

Signal right

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the driver of a Class 5 vehicle, operating in the United States for a commercial purpose, must have what if the vehicle or vehicle combination weighs or has a rated capacity (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) over 4,536 kg?

A waiver

A letter from their employer

A commercial medical

All of these

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When approaching an intersection, why should you anticipate a change of a green light?

So you can slow down before the light changes

None of these

So you know when to accelerate slightly

To avoid running through an amber or red light

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What do Canadian drivers need to produce as proof of medical fitness while entering the United States?

A copy of their approved medical report

A valid Saskatchewan Class 1, 2 or 3 driver's licence

Nothing

An original medical report

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What is referred to as the danger zone of a vehicle?

The area directly in front of the vehicle in which the vehicle cannot stop

The area directly behind the vehicle

The area directly behind the driver's view on the right side of the vehicle

The area directly behind the driver's view on the left side of the vehicle

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Which of the following is not a warning sign of drowsy driving?

Inability to keep eyes focused and head up

Yawning

Driving the past few kilometres without remembering them

Noticing no other vehicles are near you

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For drivers over 65, subsequent medical reports will be requested every...

Year

Three years

Five years

Two years

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Where do you look before entering the intersection?

At the signs

Left only

Left, then right

Directly in front

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When you're faced with glare from oncoming headlights, slow down and do what?

None of these

Avoid staring directly into approaching lights

Look to the left side of the road

Look directly over your hood

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What is the advantage for the driver behind you when you make gradual stops?

It allows the driver better drafting

It saves their tire wear

All of these

It provides them with adequate notice of your speed reduction

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You must set your speed according to the existing conditions but, at the same time, match your vehicle's speed to what?

The size of the vehicle

The traffic temp

The type of load you're carrying

The company policies

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If you have been driving in the dark for a while, how long will you need to recover from the glare of oncoming lights?

Up to five seconds

Half a second

Ten seconds

2 seconds

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Are drivers allowed to drive in a caravan of vehicles?

Only on windy days

Only at night

Yes, always

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If you drive a taxi, ambulance, police vehicle or van, what should the following distance be between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead?

3 car lengths

3 seconds

2 car lengths

2 seconds

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What should you do if you suspect you have a glare recovery problem?

All of these

Keep your windshield extra clean

Wear yellow tinted glasses

Check with an ophthalmologist or optometrist

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Which statement is false? Which of the following increases the danger zone?

When road conditions are less than ideal

When speed increases

When the driver is towing a trailer

When the driver fails to reduce speed in less-than-ideal conditions

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Which of the following will not help prevent fatigued driving?

Don't travel at times when you'd usually be sleeping

Drive straight through to get it over with

Avoid working all day and then driving all night

Get plenty of sleep before a long trip

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What does the term 'covering the brake' refer to?

None of these

Removing your foot from the accelerator and hovers it over the brake pedal

Taking your left foot and placing it on the brake pedal

Removing your foot from the accelerator and places it lightly on the brake

19 / 30

Traffic lights that have been green for some time before you reach the intersection are referred to as...

Used

Old

Stale

Fresh

20 / 30

Which statement is false? Crossing railway tracks can be especially hazardous for drivers of large vehicles because of the following...

Larger trucks are more likely to derail a train if there is a collision

Larger vehicles that have low ground clearances may cause trailers to get stuck on or displace the tracks

Heavier vehicles take more time and need more room to stop before a crossing

Longer vehicles have more power and take less time to clear a crossing

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What does overdriving your headlights mean?

No high beam headlights

Poor night vision

Driving so fast that you can't stop within the area illuminated by your vehicle's headlights

Weak headlights

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Drivers with current medical waivers, or restricted privileges, can continue to operate commercially in Canada but will have a 'W' restriction added to their license meaning...

They must remain in one state only before returning to Canada

They are prohibited from operating commercially in the United States

They are prohibited from carrying any load over 4,600 kg

They must have a second driver with them when entering the United States

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An unsatisfactory medical may result in a L restriction being placed on your driver's licence. An L restriction means...

May not operate any commercial vehicle

May not operate Class 2, 4 or TNC (rideshare) vehicle

May not operate Class 1

All of these

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Which statement is false? Drowsy driving is as dangerous as impaired driving because...

It causes a driver to unknowingly accelerate

It can impair judgment

It decreases awareness

It slows a driver's reaction time

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It is recommended the driver not drive more than how many hours without stopping for a rest?

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Are experienced drivers, who are no longer in the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program, able to use hands-free cellphones?

Only while on the highway

Yes, if they're activated with voice commands or one-touch, and are dashboard, visor or cradle mounted

Only while in the city

Not at all

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For drivers 46 to 65, subsequent medical reports will be requested every...

Two years

Four years

Five years

Three years

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As a defensive driver, you should not depend on other drivers to do what?

Follow rules

All of these

Say thanks

Be aggressive

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Which answer is false? Driver condition refers to the following...

Mental fitness to drive

Your physical ability to drive

Emotional fitness to drive

Passing a medical

30 / 30

Most fatigue-related collisions happen between which times of the day?

Anytime

1 and 4 pm

6 and 8 pm

9 and 11 pm

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