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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test

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Passing target: 20 correct signs and 20 correct rules

Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

At an ordinary intersection with one right-turn path, where should A position the car before turning right?

An unoccupied intersection has one approach lane in each direction on the horizontal road and two lanes each way on the vertical road.

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You are on a highway in a rural municipality, outside a hamlet, with one lane in each direction. You can see only 200 m ahead. May you begin passing another vehicle just because no oncoming vehicle is visible?When more than one lawful travel lane is available for your route, what should guide your lane choice?You plan to turn right at a diverging diamond interchange. How should you choose your approach lane?You have checked that the gap is safe and are almost completely in the new lane. Where should you direct your main view as you finish the lane change?In SGI's two-point-turn method using a side road on your right, which sequence changes your direction after you safely pass that road and stop?You are making a safe, permitted U-turn at an unsignalized location onto a road with several lanes in your new direction. Which receiving lane does SGI say to make every effort to finish in?

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