Saskatchewan Class 7 Learner's Driving Test Saskatchewan Traffic Laws 5

Question 1

What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on a Saskatchewan highway?

Accepted Answer

Pull completely off the road, turn on hazard lights, and set out warning devices

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Stay in your lane with hazard lights on

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Leave your vehicle immediately and walk for help

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Wait in the middle of the road for police

Question 2

In Saskatchewan, can a Class 7 learner drive on the highway?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with a qualified supervising driver

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No, only on city streets

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Only if they have completed a driving course

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Only during daylight hours

Question 3

What must a driver do when a traffic signal light turns yellow in Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Stop safely before the intersection if possible

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Speed up to clear the intersection

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Always proceed through

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Yield and then proceed

Question 4

What document must you always carry while driving in Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Your driver's licence, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance

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Vehicle ownership papers only

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Your passport

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Only your driver's licence

Question 5

What is the legal requirement for reporting a hit-and-run collision in Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Report to police immediately

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Report within 48 hours

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Report only if there is an injury

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No requirement to report

Question 6

Are radar detectors legal to use in Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they are legal

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No, they are prohibited

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Only for commercial vehicles

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Only on highways