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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test

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Passing target: 20 correct signs and 20 correct rules

Observation, Speed & SpaceStandalone practice

You are about to take a new prescription or over-the-counter medicine and need to drive later. What should you do first?

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After drinking, someone can still walk steadily and says this proves they are fit to drive. What is wrong with that conclusion?A tired person uses non-prescribed amphetamines to feel more awake before driving. Why does the resulting feeling of alertness not establish that driving is safe?You are a Class 7 learner and want to return a routine phone call. A lawful parking area is ahead. What should you do?While blue car A travels along the highway, which space should its driver keep checking for a possible escape path?When is an appropriate opportunity to check your mirrors and speed as part of normal driving?A person has taken alcohol and a medicine that can cause drowsiness. Why would an alcohol-only reading not describe the person's total driving impairment?

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