BC Knowledge Test (ICBC Class 7L) — All Questions

For drivers in the Graduated Licensing Program (L and N stages), the allowed blood alcohol level is:

• a.The same 0.05 as other drivers
• b.0.04
• c.0.08
• d.Zero — no alcohol or drugs are allowed✓

New drivers in the GLP must have a zero blood-alcohol level whenever they drive. (ICBC Graduated Licensing Program)

The Criminal Code blood-alcohol limit for driving in Canada is:

• a.0.08✓
• b.0.05
• c.0.02
• d.0.10

It is a criminal offence to drive at or over 80 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood (0.08). B.C. also imposes roadside penalties in the 0.05–0.08 'warn' range. (Learn to Drive Smart)

In the Learner (L) stage, when you drive you must:

• a.Have anyone over 16 with a licence beside you
• b.Only ever drive with a paid instructor
• c.Be supervised by a driver 25 or older with a valid full (Class 5) licence, and not drive between midnight and 5 a.m.✓
• d.Drive only with no supervisor at all

An L-stage driver needs a qualified supervisor (25+, full licence) beside them and cannot drive from midnight to 5 a.m. (ICBC Graduated Licensing Program)

In the Novice (N) stage, the passenger rule is that you may carry:

• a.No passengers ever
• b.Up to five passengers
• c.Unlimited passengers
• d.Only one passenger, unless a supervisor is present or the passengers are immediate family✓

N-stage drivers may carry only one passenger unless a qualified supervisor is present or the extra passengers are immediate family. (ICBC Graduated Licensing Program)