Nova Scotia Class 5 Driving Test
Parts 3

A Class 5 license in Nova Scotia, Canada, is a type of driver’s license that allows the holder to operate a passenger vehicle, such as a car, under normal road conditions. To obtain a Class 5 license in Nova Scotia, an individual must pass a written knowledge test, a vision test, and a practical driving test. They must also fulfill other requirements, such as minimum age, residency, and liability insurance. Additionally, holders of a Class 5 license in Nova Scotia may be subject to certain restrictions and conditions, such as a curfew, a limit on the number of passengers they can carry, and a ban on using handheld electronic devices while driving.

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Nova Scotia Class 5 Driving Test Parts 3

1 / 30

When a right turn against a red signal light is permitted, what does the law require you to do before entering the intersection and making the turn?

2 / 30

A flashing green light at an intersection, where turns to the left and right are permitted, means _________.

3 / 30

A flashing red signal light at an intersection means ______.

4 / 30

When descending a steep hill, an excellent safe-driving practice is to _________.

5 / 30

A " School Bus" with red signal lights flashing is stopped on a highway that has no median strip. What does the law require you to do when meeting or overtaking the bus?

6 / 30

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications may suspend a licence after a 9 Demerit Point interview _______.

7 / 30

When 15 or more Demerit Points have accumulated on a record, the driver's licence is suspended _______.

8 / 30

Before moving your car from a parked position, you should _______.

9 / 30

When a red signal light with a green arrow is shown at an intersection it means _______.

10 / 30

When a truck becomes disabled on the highway, where the speed limit is in excess of 60 km/h, flares or reflectors must be placed approximately what distance ahead of and to the rear of the disabled vehicle?

11 / 30

A flashing blue light mounted on a motor vehicle indicates ________.

12 / 30

A person whose driver's licence is under suspension may ________.

13 / 30

If the signal light changes from green to amber as you approach an intersection, what should you do?

14 / 30

When may you lend your driver's licence?

15 / 30

If you are involved in an accident in which someone is injured you must _________.

16 / 30

How soon after a licensed driver changes his/her name or address is he/she required to notify the Ministry of Transportation and Communications?

17 / 30

Upon approaching a stop sign, a driver must ________.

18 / 30

Under which of the following conditions is it dangerous and unlawful to make a "U" turn?

19 / 30

When entering a freeway you should ______.

20 / 30

When the driver of another vehicle is about to overtake and pass your vehicle, you must ________.

21 / 30

Should your right wheels drop off the roadway, what is the best way to get back on the roadway?

22 / 30

Which of the following penalties can the court impose on a person convicted of driving 50 km/h (30 m.p.h.) or more over the speed limit?

23 / 30

On a roadway where traffic is moving in both directions, what position must you be before turning left?

24 / 30

At 15 Demerit points, your licence is suspended, after 30 days, the number of points on the driver's record is ________.

25 / 30

When selling a motor vehicle to another person, you, the seller, should ________.

26 / 30

You should, under all conditions, drive at a speed which will allow you to ________.

27 / 30

Are drivers responsible for their passengers buckling up?

28 / 30

When a streetcar is stopped to take on or discharge passengers, where there is no safety zone, what does the law require you to do before passing the streetcar?

29 / 30

When it is safe to do so, passing other vehicles on the right side ________.

30 / 30

A driver may be required to attend an interview and re-examination of his driving ability _________.

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A Class 5 license in Nova Scotia, Canada, is a type of driver’s license that allows the holder to operate a passenger vehicle, such as a car, under normal road conditions. To obtain a Class 5 license in Nova Scotia, an individual must pass a written knowledge test, a vision test, and a practical driving test. They must also fulfill other requirements, such as minimum age, residency, and liability insurance. Additionally, holders of a Class 5 license in Nova Scotia may be subject to certain restrictions and conditions, such as a curfew, a limit on the number of passengers they can carry, and a ban on using handheld electronic devices while driving.

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A Class 5 license in Nova Scotia, Canada, is a type of driver’s license that allows the holder to operate a passenger vehicle, such as a car, under normal road conditions. To obtain a Class 5 license in Nova Scotia, an individual must pass a written knowledge test, a vision test, and a practical driving test. They must also fulfill other requirements, such as minimum age, residency, and liability insurance. Additionally, holders of a Class 5 license in Nova Scotia may be subject to certain restrictions and conditions, such as a curfew, a limit on the number of passengers they can carry, and a ban on using handheld electronic devices while driving.

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