FREE British Columbia Driving Test 2019 Questions and Answers

Several situations may require more following distance.

1. In which of the following situations should you leave more than the recommended two seconds of following distance between you and the car ahead of you?

[A] When you are in inclement weather conditions.

[B] When you are behind a larger vehicle that blocks more of your view.

[C] When you are traveling at higher speeds.

[D] All of the above

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It controls a light.

2. This image shows the

[A] cruise control switch.

[B] MP3 player control.

[C] hazard light button.

[D] air conditioning control.

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Drivers receive a large amount of information from their eyesight - the largest amount that's an answer option.

3. According to the estimates of experts, what percentage of driving information is transmitted to drivers via their eyes?

[A] 30 percent

[B] 60 percent

[C] 50 percent

[D] 80 percent

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The type of road covering is ending, but not the road, the freeway, or the side of the road.

4. This sign indicates that the ______ ends ahead.

[A] pavement

[B] freeway

[C] shoulder

[D] sidewalk

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Enter, increase, then join.

5. The entrance to a highway or freeway consists of

[A] first a merging area, then an acceleration lane, then an entrance ramp.

[B] first an entrance ramp, then an acceleration lane, then a merging area.

[C] first an acceleration lane, then an entrance ramp, then a merging area.

[D] first an acceleration lane, then a staging area, then an entrance ramp.

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Do not do things to try to force yourself awake once you're drowsy, like drink coffee, take other caffeine products, or deny yourself breaks.

6. There are several healthy ways to stay awake while driving, which include

[A] starting out with plenty of rest, getting fresh air from an open window, and pulling over to take a nap at a rest stop, if needed.

[B] get fresh air from an open window and do not take breaks as this will make the trip take longer if you are already tired.

[C] drinking strong coffee, taking caffeine pills, and trying to drive as far as possible so you will be done sooner.

[D] starting out with plenty of rest and drinking plenty of caffeine if you start to feel drowsy.

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Remember this handy memory aid of stages: rear, forward, booster, regular.

7. The third safety seat stage for growing children is

[A] side-mounted swivel seats.

[B] rear-facing safety seats.

[C] forward-facing safety seats.

[D] booster seats.

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You have less than two weeks to change your address.

8. When you move, you must update the address on your driver's licence

[A] within 10 weeks of your move.

[B] within 1 month of your move.

[C] within 3 months of your move.

[D] within 10 days of your move.

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A cold or flu can make it more difficult to focus and exhaust you.

9. A mild illness, such as a cold, can affect your ability to drive as it

[A] can affect your reaction time, by increasing your alertness.

[B] could make you drowsy, but you'll be fine as long as you drink coffee.

[C] can affect your reaction time, either by making you drowsy or lowering your general alertness.

[D] could cause you to take medication that could make you more alert.

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It's a good idea to plan ahead when turning.

10. What is lane tracking?

[A] Staying in the same lane for 5 miles or more so you can make note of any lane problems.

[B] Yielding to traffic so that you can get into a certain lane.

[C] Ensuring that your vehicle is in the correct lane before making a turn, so you will be in the correct lane when you end your turn.

[D] Watching another vehicle to make sure they are using the correct lane.

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