Manitoba Knowledge Test (Class 5 Learner) — All Questions

Under Manitoba's Graduated Driver Licensing, drivers in the Learner and Intermediate stages must have a blood alcohol level of:

• a.Zero (0.00)✓
• b.Under 0.08
• c.The same as fully licensed drivers
• d.Under 0.05

Learner and Intermediate GDL drivers must have zero alcohol in their blood; any amount can end the trip and the stage. (MPI)

For a fully licensed driver in Manitoba, a blood alcohol reading in the 0.05 to 0.08 range can result in:

• a.An immediate roadside licence suspension✓
• b.A higher speed limit
• c.No consequences at all
• d.A written warning only, with no record

Manitoba issues administrative roadside suspensions in the 0.05-0.08 'warn' range; at 0.08 or more you also face criminal charges. (MPI)

A Learner-stage driver in Manitoba must:

• a.Only drive on highways
• b.Drive alone to gain experience
• c.Always be accompanied by a fully licensed supervising driver, with zero alcohol✓
• d.Carry no passengers ever, even a supervisor

In the Learner stage you must have a qualified fully licensed driver beside you and maintain a zero blood alcohol level. (MPI)

Driving while impaired by cannabis or other drugs in Manitoba is:

• a.Allowed after a short wait
• b.A serious offence, and GDL drivers face zero tolerance for drugs✓
• c.Legal on private roads
• d.Fine if you feel normal

Drug-impaired driving is a criminal offence; new drivers in the GDL program must have zero drugs as well as zero alcohol. (MPI)