Limites de vitesse et contrôle - permis de conduire au Canada

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

01/23

1.What is considered the safest approach to determining your driving speed?

a) Always drive at the slowest speed possible.

b) Always drive at the posted speed limit.

c) Choose a speed that is appropriate for the current driving conditions.

d) Drive faster than surrounding traffic to avoid frustration.

Correcte! Faux!

The safest speed is not always the slowest. Drivers should adjust their speed to match the current road and visibility conditions, as the posted limit is the maximum for ideal conditions only.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

02/23

2.What is a risk of driving much slower than surrounding traffic?

a) Your vehicles fuel efficiency will decrease significantly.

b) Other drivers might get frustrated and attempt to pass you.

c) Your cars engine may overheat more easily.

d) You are more likely to miss your exit.

Correcte! Faux!

Driving at a speed considerably slower than the flow of traffic can frustrate other drivers. This may lead them to attempt risky passing maneuvers, increasing the potential for collisions.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

03/23

3.When should a driver choose a speed slower than the posted limit?

a) Always, to save fuel.

b) When the posted limit seems too high.

c) Only when being followed by an emergency vehicle.

d) When conditions are not ideal, such as slippery roads or limited visibility.

Correcte! Faux!

The posted speed limit indicates the maximum speed for ideal conditions. Drivers must reduce their speed below this limit when conditions are poor, such as during rain, snow, or fog, to maintain safety.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

04/23

4.Unless a sign indicates otherwise, what is the standard speed limit within cities and towns?

a) 20 km / h

b) 30 km / h

c) 50 km / h

d) 80 km / h

Correcte! Faux!

Within urban areas, the default speed limit is 50 km/h unless otherwise posted. Drivers must adhere to this limit to ensure safety in densely populated and high-traffic environments.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

05/23

5.What is the default speed limit for driving in rural areas?

a) 50 km / h

b) 80 km / h

c) 100 km / h

d) 120 km/h

Correcte! Faux!

On roads outside of cities and towns, the general speed limit is 80 km/h. This applies to rural roads and highways when no other speed limit signs are present.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

06/23

6.In a playground zone, what is the speed limit and when is it in effect?

a) 50 km/h, only on weekdays.

b) 30 km/h, every day from dusk to dawn.

c) 30 km/h, every day from dawn to dusk.

d) 20 km/h, at all times.

Correcte! Faux!

For playground zones, a 30 km/h speed limit is in effect every day, specifically from dawn to dusk. This regulation aims to protect children who may be present in or around the play area.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

07/23

7.In a school zone posted with a 50 km/h limit, when does this speed limit apply?

a) During school hours only.

b) From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days when children are on the roadway or shoulder.

c) On weekends only.

d) Only when school buses are stopped.

Correcte! Faux!

The 50 km/h speed limit in a school zone is active from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days, specifically when children are on the roadway or shoulder. Drivers must reduce their speed during these times.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

08/23

8.When a school zone sign has an additional tab indicating the speed limit as 30 km/h, during what time should you follow the limit?

a) 50 km/h, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

b) 30 km/h, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days.

c) 20 km/h, at all times.

d) 40 km/h, only during pick-up and drop-off.

Correcte! Faux!

School zone signs with a tab indicating a 30 km/h limit, is typically in effect from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days. Drivers must obey the hours shown on the sign.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

09/23

9.Upon seeing a school zone sign with a 20 km/h posted speed, what action should a driver immediately take?

a) Maintain current speed if no children are visible.

b) Increase speed to clear the zone quickly.

c) Slow down to that 20 km/h speed.

d) Prepare to stop if a school bus is present.

Correcte! Faux!

When a 20 km/h school zone sign is encountered, drivers are required to slow down to that posted speed. This reduced speed is necessary to ensure the safety of children in the area.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

010/23

10.What is the maximum speed limit in Newfoundland and Labrador?

a) 80 km/hour (50 mph)

b) 120 km/hour (75 mph)

c) 100 km/hour (60 mph)

d) 110 km/hour (70 mph)

Correcte! Faux!

Newfoundland and Labrador has a maximum speed limit of 100 km/hour, which is equivalent to 60 miles per hour. This speed applies to specific highways under ideal conditions.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

011/23

11.What is the speed limit in unmarked school zones in Newfoundland and Labrador?

a) 50 km/hr (30 mph)

b) 30 km/hr (20 mph)

c) 20 km/hr (15 mph)

d) 40 km/hr (25 mph)

Correcte! Faux!

In Newfoundland and Labrador, the speed limit in school zones is 50 km/hr (30 mph). This lower limit is enforced to enhance safety for children during school hours.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

012/23

12.What is the speed limit in built-up areas ?

a) 30 km/hr (20 mph)

b) 50 km/hr (30 mph)

c) 80 km/hr (50 mph)

d) 60 km/hr (35 mph)

Correcte! Faux!

In Newfoundland and Labrador, the speed limit in built-up areas is 50 km/hr (30 mph). This standard limit applies to urban and residential areas to manage traffic and pedestrian safety.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

013/23

13.What is the speed limit along rural roads in Newfoundland and Labrador?

a) 50 km/hr (30 mph)

b) 80 km/hr (50 mph)

c) 100 km/hr (60 mph)

d) 120 km/hr (75 mph)

Correcte! Faux!

Along rural roads in Newfoundland and Labrador, the speed limit is typically 80 km/hr (50 mph). This applies to roads outside of built-up areas, where traffic volume may be lower but conditions can vary.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

014/23

14.If the roads are slippery, how should your speed relate to the posted speed limit?

a) You should drive faster than the posted limit.

b) You should maintain the posted limit exactly.

c) You should choose a speed slower than the posted limit.

d) The posted limit does not apply when roads are slippery.

Correcte! Faux!

The posted speed limit is for ideal conditions. When roads are slippery, drivers must reduce their speed below the posted limit to maintain control and prevent accidents.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

015/23

15.Is it always safest to drive at the slowest possible speed?

a) Yes, always.

b) No, driving much slower than surrounding traffic can be risky.

c) Only during nighttime hours.

d) Only on unpaved roads.

Correcte! Faux!

While speeding is risky, driving excessively slowly compared to surrounding traffic can also be unsafe. It may cause frustration among other drivers and lead them to attempt unsafe passing maneuvers.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

016/23

16.How does maintaining a proper speed help you stay in control of your vehicle?

a) It eliminates the need to check mirrors or blind spots.

b) It ensures better fuel economy regardless of road conditions.

c) It allows more time to react to hazards and improves vehicle handling.

d) It guarantees you wont be stopped by police.

Correcte! Faux!

Driving at a safe and appropriate speed improves your ability to control the vehicle and react to unexpected hazards. It also enhances traction, especially in poor weather or on uneven roads.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

017/23

17.What is the statutory maximum speed limit on rural freeways in Newfoundland and Labrador?

a) 80 km/h (50 mph)

b) 100 km/h (62 mph)

c) 90 km/h (56 mph)

d) 50 km/h (31 mph)

Correcte! Faux!

The maximum speed limit for rural freeways in Newfoundland and Labrador is 100 km/h. This applies unless otherwise posted and ensures safe travel on higher-capacity roads.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

018/23

18.For a Class 6, Level I motorcycle operator, on what type of highways are they not permitted?

a) Only gravel roads

b) Only urban freeways

c) Highways with a posted speed limit of 80 km/h or less

d) Highways where the posted speed limit exceeds 80 km/h

Correcte! Faux!

Beginner motorcycle operators with a Class 6, Level I licence are not permitted on highways with speed limits over 80 km/h due to safety and experience requirements.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

019/23

19.If there is no visibly posted speed limit sign, what is the default speed limit on paved portions of the Trans-Canada Highway?

a) 80 km / h

b) 100 km/h

c) 60 km / h

d) 50 km / h

Correcte! Faux!

When no speed signs are posted, the assumed speed limit on paved Trans-Canada Highway segments is 100 km/h. Drivers must still adjust for weather or traffic.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

020/23

20.When no speed sign is visibly posted, what is the default speed limit on other paved highways?

a) 100 km / h

b) 80 km / h

c) 60 km / h

d) 50 km / h

Correcte! Faux!

On paved highways other than the Trans-Canada Highway, the default speed limit is 80 km/h. This serves as a general safe speed guideline.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

021/23

21.What is the default speed limit on gravel roads if there is no visibly posted sign?

a) 100 km / h

b) 80 km / h

c) 60 km / h

d) 50 km / h

Correcte! Faux!

Gravel roads without posted speed signs have a default speed limit of 60 km/h. Gravel surfaces require lower speeds for stability and safety.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

022/23

22.In marked school zones where speed limits apply during school hours, between what times are these limits typically in effect?

a) 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

b) 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

c) 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

d) 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

Correcte! Faux!

School zone speed restrictions usually apply from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on school days, matching the time when children are most likely present.

Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

023/23

23.What message is displayed on digital speed signs in school zones when a motorist exceeds the posted speed by more than 10 km/h?

a) Warning: Speed Camera Ahead

b) Reduced Speed Ahead

c) Your real-time speed with a message to slow down

d) The posted speed limit and a warning message (flashing)

Correcte! Faux!

When a motorist is speeding over 10 km/h above the limit, digital school signs flash both the posted limit and a warning to alert and deter speeding.

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Limites et contrôle de la vitesse

01/23

1.What is considered the safest approach to determining your driving speed?

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2.What is a risk of driving much slower than surrounding traffic?

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3.When should a driver choose a speed slower than the posted limit?

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4.Unless a sign indicates otherwise, what is the standard speed limit within cities and towns?

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5.What is the default speed limit for driving in rural areas?

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6.In a playground zone, what is the speed limit and when is it in effect?

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7.In a school zone posted with a 50 km/h limit, when does this speed limit apply?

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8.When a school zone sign has an additional tab indicating the speed limit as 30 km/h, during what time should you follow the limit?

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9.Upon seeing a school zone sign with a 20 km/h posted speed, what action should a driver immediately take?

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010/23

10.What is the maximum speed limit in Newfoundland and Labrador?

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11.What is the speed limit in unmarked school zones in Newfoundland and Labrador?

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12.What is the speed limit in built-up areas ?

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13.What is the speed limit along rural roads in Newfoundland and Labrador?

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14.If the roads are slippery, how should your speed relate to the posted speed limit?

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15.Is it always safest to drive at the slowest possible speed?

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16.How does maintaining a proper speed help you stay in control of your vehicle?

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17.What is the statutory maximum speed limit on rural freeways in Newfoundland and Labrador?

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18.For a Class 6, Level I motorcycle operator, on what type of highways are they not permitted?

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