Quebec SAAQ Knowledge Test (Class 5) — All Questions
5 questions
In Quebec, what must you do when you reach a red, eight-sided (octagonal) STOP sign?
- a.Come to a complete stop, then go when it is safe✓
- b.Slow down and roll through if the way looks clear
- c.Yield but keep moving
- d.Stop only when another vehicle is present
A STOP sign requires a full stop at the line or intersection; you may proceed once the way is clear. (SAAQ, Driving a Passenger Vehicle)
A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black symbol usually tells you:
- a.A parking rule
- b.A destination and distance
- c.The road is closed
- d.There is a hazard or a change in road conditions ahead✓
Diamond-shaped yellow signs are warning signs; they alert you to hazards or changing conditions so you can slow and prepare. (SAAQ)
In Quebec, a flashing green traffic light at an intersection means:
- a.Pedestrians control the light
- b.The light is out of service
- c.Stop, then proceed like a stop sign
- d.You have an advance (protected) left turn before oncoming traffic gets a green✓
In Quebec a flashing green light gives you an advance green: you may turn left or go straight because oncoming traffic is still stopped. (SAAQ)
A sign shaped like an upside-down (inverted) triangle means:
- a.Stop and remain stopped
- b.Yield the right of way to other traffic and pedestrians✓
- c.No entry
- d.Speed limit ahead
The inverted triangle is a YIELD sign: slow down, give way to traffic and pedestrians, and stop if necessary before proceeding. (SAAQ)
A single solid yellow line down the centre of a two-way road tells you:
- a.The line separates traffic moving in opposite directions✓
- b.You may park along the line
- c.This is a one-way street
- d.Passing is always allowed here
Yellow centre lines separate traffic travelling in opposite directions; you may cross a broken yellow line to pass only when it is safe and legal. (SAAQ)