Saskatchewan Knowledge Test (Class 7 Learner) — All Questions
4 questions
Under Saskatchewan's Graduated Driver Licensing, new drivers (Learner and Novice stages) must have a blood alcohol level of:
- a.Zero (0.00)✓
- b.Under 0.05
- c.Under 0.08
- d.The same as fully licensed drivers
All GDL drivers in the Learner and Novice stages must have zero alcohol and zero drugs in their system. (SGI)
For an experienced, fully licensed driver in Saskatchewan, being stopped with a blood alcohol reading at or above 0.04 can result in:
- a.No consequences
- b.An immediate roadside licence suspension and possible vehicle seizure✓
- c.A higher speed limit
- d.A written warning with no record
Saskatchewan applies penalties starting at 0.04 for experienced drivers, including roadside suspensions and vehicle seizures; 0.08 or more is a criminal offence. (SGI)
A Learner-stage (Class 7) driver in Saskatchewan must:
- a.Drive alone to gain experience
- b.Only drive on gravel roads
- c.Be accompanied by an experienced supervising driver and keep a zero blood alcohol level✓
- d.Carry no supervising driver
In the Class 7 Learner stage you must have a qualified experienced driver supervising and maintain zero alcohol and drugs. (SGI)
Traffic convictions in Saskatchewan can affect your record and insurance through:
- a.Nothing, tickets have no lasting effect
- b.Only a one-time fine
- c.A discount for each ticket
- d.SGI's Safe Driver Recognition and demerit-point programs✓
SGI's Safe Driver Recognition program tracks your driving record with points that affect penalties and insurance costs; impaired driving carries severe penalties. (SGI)