SGI SGI Safe Driving Practices 2

Question 1

In Saskatchewan, what is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for fully licensed drivers?

Accepted Answer

0.08 (80 mg/100 mL)

Answer

Fully licensed drivers in Saskatchewan may face criminal charges at 0.08 BAC, with administrative sanctions beginning at 0.04 BAC.

Question 2

What is the zero-tolerance BAC rule in Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

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

Answer

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

Question 3

What is the safest action when feeling drowsy while driving?

Accepted Answer

Pull over in a safe location and rest

Answer

The only effective remedy for drowsy driving is sleep; pulling over and resting is the only truly safe option.

Question 4

When is a driver required to signal before turning or changing lanes?

Accepted Answer

At least 100 m (highway) or 30 m (city) before the turn or lane change

Answer

Saskatchewan traffic law requires a signal at least 30 metres before a turn in a city and at least 100 metres before a turn on a highway.

Question 5

What should a driver do when an emergency vehicle with lights and siren approaches from behind?

Accepted Answer

Pull to the right and stop until the emergency vehicle passes

Answer

Drivers must pull to the right side of the road and come to a complete stop until the emergency vehicle has passed.

SGI - Saskatchewan Government Insurance Corporation Practice Test