1. What does this sign indicate to a driver?
- A. You are not permitted to enter this area. ✓
- B. The road ahead is closed for construction.
- C. You must come to a complete stop before proceeding.
- D. This lane is reserved for specific vehicles.
This is the 'Do Not Enter' sign. It is a regulatory sign that means you are not allowed to drive into the street or area where it is posted. It is often used for one-way streets, exit ramps, or areas where vehicle access is restricted. As stated in the ICBC 'Learn to Drive Smart' guide, ignoring this sign is dangerous and illegal.
2. A driver with a Novice (N) licence receives their first speeding ticket. How does their situation under the Driver Improvement Program compare to a fully licensed driver who receives the same ticket?
- A. The Novice driver is subject to intervention at a lower point threshold ✓
- B. The Novice driver is exempt from penalty points for a first offence
- C. The Novice driver's penalty points are worth double that of a full-licence driver
- D. Both drivers are treated exactly the same with no distinction
Drivers in the Graduated Licensing Program (GLP), including those with Learner's (L) and Novice (N) licences, are subject to earlier and longer interventions under the Driver Improvement Program. This means they face consequences, such as prohibitions, with fewer penalty points than a fully licensed driver.
3. Find all the errors.
- A. 1, 2, 4, 5
- B. 2, 4, 5 ✓
- C. 2, 4
- D. 2, 3, 5
Vehicle 2 is not maintaining a reasonable, safe distance from the vehicle ahead of it. Vehicle 4 is changing lanes at an unsafe distance from the vehicle in the left lane. Vehicle 5 is not maintaining a reasonable, safe distance from the vehicle ahead of it. Vehicle 1 and 3 are driving safely. They are maintaining a reasonable, safe distance from the vehicle ahead of it.
4. To graduate N stage 6 months early, what is needed?
- A. Approved GLP course ✓
- B. 100 hours driving
- C. No tickets
- D. Clean car
GLP incentive.
5. When approaching an intersection with this sign, you must:
- A. Slow down and give the right-of-way to other vehicles and pedestrians, stopping if necessary. ✓
- B. Come to a complete stop before the intersection and proceed only when it is safe.
- C. Merge with traffic without stopping as you have priority.
- D. Proceed with caution as you have the right-of-way over cross-traffic.
According to the ICBC 'Learn to Drive Smart' guide, a yield sign requires you to slow down and yield the right-of-way to traffic (including vehicles and pedestrians) in the intersection or approaching it. You must be prepared to stop if necessary to let other road users pass before you proceed.