BC Knowledge Test (ICBC Class 7L) — All Questions
4 questions
As you approach a marked crosswalk with a pedestrian waiting to cross, you should:
- a.Sound your horn to warn them
- b.Speed up to pass before they step out
- c.Yield the right of way and stop if necessary to let them cross✓
- d.Proceed, because pedestrians must wait
Drivers must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks and stop when needed to let them cross safely. (Learn to Drive Smart, pedestrians)
When passing a cyclist on a B.C. road, how much space should you leave?
- a.As little as you like
- b.Give cyclists plenty of room — about a metre, and more at higher speeds✓
- c.Cyclists must ride on the sidewalk instead
- d.You must never pass a cyclist
Leave cyclists plenty of space when passing — about a metre, and more where speeds are higher. B.C.’s Learn to Drive Smart advises giving room; B.C. has no fixed statutory passing distance. (Learn to Drive Smart)
A stopped school bus ahead has its red lights flashing. On an undivided road you must:
- a.Pass slowly on the left
- b.Only stop if you can see children
- c.Continue at a reduced speed
- d.Stop, whether you are behind it or meeting it, until the lights stop flashing✓
On an undivided road, traffic in both directions must stop for a school bus with flashing red lights. (Learn to Drive Smart)
An emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and siren on. You should:
- a.Pull to the right, clear of any intersection, and stop✓
- b.Speed up to leave the area
- c.Stop immediately in your lane
- d.Carry on as normal
Yield to emergency vehicles by pulling to the right, away from intersections, and stopping until they pass. (Learn to Drive Smart)