Mixed Deck — All SGI Topics Flashcards

What does a school zone sign require?

Answer: Reduced speed limits during posted hours

School zone signs require drivers to reduce speed to the posted limit during the hours shown on the sign.

What is the mandatory blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for Class 7L and Class 7 GDL drivers in Saskatchewan?

Answer: 0.00

Saskatchewan enforces zero tolerance for alcohol — GDL drivers must have a BAC of exactly 0.00 when operating a vehicle.

What is a weight scale (weigh station) used for?

Answer: Verifying commercial vehicles meet legal weight limits

Weigh stations check commercial vehicles for compliance with axle and gross weight limits to protect road infrastructure and ensure safety.

A broken yellow centre line indicates:

Answer: Passing is permitted when safe

A broken yellow centre line means passing is permitted when it is safe to do so and the way is clear.

What should a new motorcycle rider do if the rear wheel skids?

Answer: Keep the brake applied and steer straight until stopped

Keeping the rear brake applied and steering straight allows the skid to stabilize; releasing can cause a snap-back that throws the rider.

What is the SGI driver's licence medical review process used for?

Answer: To assess whether a driver's medical condition affects their ability to drive safely

SGI's medical review process evaluates whether a driver's health condition may impair their ability to operate a vehicle safely.

What does a 'Do Not Enter' sign indicate?

Answer: Entry is prohibited in that direction

A Do Not Enter sign prohibits drivers from entering a road or area, often used on one-way streets or exit ramps.

How many total stages does SGI's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program consist of?

Answer: 3 stages

The SGI GDL program has 3 stages: Class 7L (learner), Class 7 (novice), and Class 5 (full licence).

What is the minimum following distance recommended for motorcycles in normal conditions?

Answer: 2 seconds

A minimum 2-second following distance is recommended for motorcycles under normal riding conditions.

What does 'distracted driving' include under Saskatchewan law?

Answer: Handheld phone use, texting, and other distracting activities while driving

Saskatchewan's distracted driving law prohibits use of handheld devices and other distracting activities that take a driver's attention from the road.

What does 'countersteering' mean for motorcycles traveling above 20 km/h?

Answer: Pushing the handlebar forward on the side you want to turn toward

Countersteering means pushing the right handlebar forward to turn right, initiating the lean needed for cornering at speed.

What is the zero-tolerance BAC rule in Saskatchewan?

Answer: Drivers under 22 or on a learner/novice licence must have 0.00 BAC

In Saskatchewan, drivers under 22 years of age and those on a learner or novice licence must have zero alcohol in their system.

The mechanism that gives citizens of Saskatchewan the option between Tort and No Fault is known as:

Answer: Injury choice

The mechanism that gives citizens of Saskatchewan the option between Tort and No Fault is known as 'Injury Choice.' This unique system allows individuals involved in an accident to choose whether to pursue a tort claim, which allows for suing for pain and suffering, or to accept the no-fault benefits provided by SGI, which offer more immediate and comprehensive medical and rehabilitation support without proving fault. This choice impacts the type and extent of benefits received.

What does the SGI SRD (Salvage Rebuildable Designation) mean on a vehicle title?

Answer: The vehicle was declared a total loss and has been rebuilt

An SRD designation means the vehicle was previously written off as salvage and has been inspected and certified as rebuilt for road use.

What does a 'Class 1A' endorsement allow in Saskatchewan?

Answer: Operating a Class 1 vehicle equipped with air brakes

The 'A' endorsement on a Class 1 licence authorizes the driver to operate vehicles equipped with air brakes.

What does Saskatchewan's Slow Down Move Over law require when passing emergency or tow vehicles stopped on a highway?

Answer: Slow down and move into an adjacent lane if safe to do so

Drivers must slow down and, where possible, move into a lane away from the stopped vehicle to protect first responders and tow operators.

When should a motorcycle rider perform a pre-ride inspection?

Answer: Before every ride

Riders should inspect their motorcycle before every ride to check brakes, tires, lights, and fluid levels.

What is the recommended action when driving through a large puddle or flooded area?

Answer: Slow down, drive through at a slow steady speed, and gently test brakes afterward

Driving slowly and steadily through water minimizes splash and the chance of stalling; testing brakes afterward ensures they haven't been compromised by water.

In Saskatchewan, how far in advance must you signal before changing lanes on a highway when operating a commercial combination vehicle?

Answer: 100 m

Drivers must signal at least 100 m in advance before changing lanes on a highway in Saskatchewan.

What is the maximum gross vehicle weight (GVW) for a Class 1 licensed combination vehicle in Saskatchewan without a special permit?

Answer: 63,500 kg

The maximum GVW for a standard combination vehicle in Saskatchewan is 63,500 kg without a special overweight permit.