Class 5, 7 – 2

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Preparing for the ICBC Class 5 Knowledge Test

Obtaining your driver’s license is an important step, and preparing for the ICBC Class 5 knowledge test is essential for success. Here are some tips to ensure you are fully prepared:

  1. Study the ICBC Learn to Drive Smart Guide
    The official driver’s handbook for British Columbia, the Learn to Drive Smart guide, contains all the essential rules of the road and key information you need to know for the knowledge test. It is available online or at any ICBC driver licensing office.

  2. Use Online Practice Tests
    Online practice tests are an excellent resource for familiarizing yourself with the test format. These tests simulate the actual ICBC Class 5 knowledge test, helping you identify areas where you need more practice.

  3. Enroll in a Driver Training Course
    Driver training courses provide hands-on experience and ensure you understand all the topics covered in the Learn to Drive Smart guide. They can improve your knowledge and driving skills, making you well-prepared for the test.

  4. Familiarize Yourself with Road Signs and Symbols
    Understanding road signs and symbols is crucial for safe driving. Take the time to study all the different road signs you might encounter during your test and while driving on the road.

  5. Practice Regularly
    Consistent practice is key to success. Review the material thoroughly and test your knowledge by taking practice quizzes. The more you practice, the better prepared you will be for the knowledge test.

By following these tips and preparing well, you will increase your chances of passing the ICBC Class 5 knowledge test and obtaining your driver’s license. Be patient, study the material, and seek help if needed.

Obtaining Your Learner’s License (Class 7L)

The first step for new drivers is obtaining a learner’s permit, also known as a Class 7L license. Here’s what you need to know:

  1. Eligibility and Requirements
    To be eligible for a Class 7L learner’s license, you must be at least 16 years old. You need to pass a knowledge test, vision test, and medical exam. The Class 7L license is valid for two years, and you will need to retake the knowledge test to renew it.

  2. Application Process
    Visit your local driver licensing office to apply for your Class 7L license. Bring your main and secondary identification documents and, if you are under 19, a custodial parent or legal guardian must be present (unless exempt). Don’t forget to bring any necessary glasses or contact lenses, as well as the payment for the license and test.

  3. Knowledge Test
    The knowledge test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions designed to assess your understanding of the driver’s guide. The test is available in several languages and is typically taken on a computer terminal. Electronic devices are not permitted during the exam.

  4. Vision and Medical Screening
    Before applying for a driver’s license, you will undergo a vision and medical examination to ensure you are physically capable of operating a vehicle safely. Corrective lenses may be required, and if there are concerns about your physical fitness, a medical examination may be required.

  5. Rules for Learner’s Drivers
    While holding a Class 7L license, you must have a qualified supervisor, at least 25 years old, with a valid Class 1, 2, 3, or 4 license, sitting beside you at all times. You cannot drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, including THC, and the use of handheld or hands-free devices is prohibited.

Novice License (Class 7) Restrictions

Once you graduate from the Class 7L learner’s permit, you will receive your novice license (Class 7). However, there are several important restrictions:

  1. Zero Alcohol and Drug Concentration
    You are prohibited from driving after consuming any amount of alcohol or drugs, including THC.

  2. No Use of Electronic Devices
    It is illegal to use hand-held or hands-free devices while driving.

  3. N (Novice) Sign
    When driving with a novice license, you must display an official N sign on the back of your vehicle, visible to drivers behind you.

  4. Passenger Limit
    As a novice driver, you are limited to having one passenger in the vehicle, unless they are immediate family members or if you are accompanied by a supervisor or a licensed driving instructor.

By following the guidelines for learner’s and novice licenses, you will ensure that you are driving safely and legally while gaining valuable experience on the road.

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Class 5 - Part 2

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Meaning of steady yellow light-

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Pressing clutch completely while going downhill of a vehicle with standard transmission is -

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While driving on a slippery road, would you drive on a posted speed limit?

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Hand signals -

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To identify your driving behavior, which one of the following is not a good idea?

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Space margin is the distance between-

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You see ahead of you that a traffic light has been green for a long time. What should you do?

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In bad weather what you will do so that others can see your vehicle easily -

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If there are no lights or stop sign at an intersection then what should you do?

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When you should use first and second gear (D1 and D2) in vehicle with automatic transmission.

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When you need to do shoulder check -

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What should you do to maintain correct space margin and to turn smoothly?

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Pedestrians with white cane should be treated with extra care because -

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Do not overdrive your headlights

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You must use headlights if visibility is reduced to see less than 150m

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You must dim/low beam your headlights when you are within-

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When you should use headlights-

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While passing a large truck, allow extra space on the sides to avoid

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Driver behind you acting aggressively, what should you do

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Marijuana can cause

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You can become sober/BAC level goes to zero by

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How you can avoid Highway hypnosis-

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When train is approaching, clues are –

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Construction zone/School Zone speed limits apply

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You are approaching police vehicle ticketing other vehicle in city with posted speed limit 60 km/hr. what should be your vehicle’s speed?

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You are approaching police vehicle ticketing other vehicle on the highway with posted speed limit 80 km/hr. what should be your vehicle’s speed?

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If you are driving in left lane on divided highway/one way street and an emergency vehicle approaching you –

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School bus driver turned on alternating flashing amber lights what should you do?

school bus

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You must yield to pedestrians –

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If hood of running car is opened, what will you do?

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