Pénalités d'application du trafic - permis de conduire au Canada

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01/20

1.What is the rule regarding traffic fines in construction zones?

a) Fines are waived in construction zones.

b) Fines are increased by 50% in construction zones.

c) Traffic fines are doubled in construction zones.

d) Fines apply only if workers are present.

Correcte! Faux!

Drivers must obey all posted speed limits in construction zones. Traffic fines issued for violations within these zones are doubled to emphasize the importance of safety for workers and other road users.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

02/20

2.What is a potential consequence for a GLP driver who breaks any learner or novice stage driving restrictions?

a) A verbal warning only.

b) A fine and penalty points recorded on their driving record.

c) Automatic suspension of their license.

d) Mandatory re-taking of the knowledge test.

Correcte! Faux!

GLP drivers who violate learner or novice stage driving restrictions may receive a fine and have penalty points recorded on their driving record. These penalties aim to reinforce compliance with program rules.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

03/20

3.If a GLP driver rapidly commits more serious offences, what will happen?

a) A minor increase in insurance premiums.

b) A requirement to upgrade their license immediately.

c) Mandatory attendance at a driving school.

d) A prohibition from driving for one month to a year or more.

Correcte! Faux!

For GLP drivers, accumulating numerous penalty points or committing more serious driving offences can result in a prohibition from driving. This prohibition can last anywhere from one month to a year or potentially longer.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

04/20

4.What is the immediate consequence if a learner driver operates a vehicle while under the influence of drugs?

a) They will receive a warning letter.

b) They may receive an immediate roadside suspension.

c) They will be required to attend a mandatory driving course.

d) Only a financial fine will be imposed.

Correcte! Faux!

GLP drivers who violate the blood alcohol restriction or drive under the influence of drugs face immediate roadside suspension or prohibition. These penalties are recorded on their driving record and can lead to further prohibitions.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

05/20

5.If a GLP driver receives a driving prohibition while in their learner stage, how does this affect their progression?

a) Their learner stage is immediately terminated.

b) They are automatically promoted to the novice stage.

c) They must re-apply for their learners license after a year.

d) Their learner stage will be extended, and they will not accumulate time towards graduation until their license is reinstated.

Correcte! Faux!

A driving prohibition in the learner stage extends this stage. The driver will not accumulate time towards graduating to the novice stage until they have served their prohibition and their license has been reinstated.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

06/20

6.What is required for a GLP driver in the novice stage to be eligible to graduate after receiving a driving prohibition?

a) They must accumulate 24 consecutive prohibition-free months.

a) They must pay double the reinstatement fee.

c) They must re-take all driving tests.

d) They must complete community service hours.

Correcte! Faux!

If a novice stage GLP driver receives a driving prohibition, they lose any accumulated time towards graduation. After license reinstatement, they must accumulate an additional 24 consecutive prohibition-free months to become eligible to graduate.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

07/20

7.What are the consequences if a driver is caught driving while prohibited?

a) Only a verbal warning will be issued.

b) Their vehicle could be impounded, and they may be subject to fines or a jail term.

c) They will receive a warning letter from RoadSafetyBC.

d) Only their driving privileges will be temporarily suspended.

Correcte! Faux!

Driving while prohibited is a serious offense. If caught, the drivers vehicle can be impounded, and they may face substantial fines or even a jail term as a consequence.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

08/20

8.What is the fee to have a drivers licence reinstated after a driving prohibition?

a) $100

b) $150

c) $250

d) $500

Correcte! Faux!

After serving a driving prohibition, there is a fee required to have the drivers licence reinstated. This fee is $250, payable to regain driving privileges.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

09/20

9.What are the fine and penalty points for speeding in a school zone (1u201320 km over the speed limit)?

a) $196 fine, 3 points.

b) $138 fine, 3 points.

c) $167 fine, 2 points.

d) $368 fine, 4 points.

Correcte! Faux!

Speeding in a school zone by 1 to 20 km/h over the limit results in a $196 fine and 3 penalty points. This higher fine reflects the increased danger in these sensitive areas.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

010/20

10.If a driver goes through a red light, what fine and penalty points can they expect?

a) $109 fine, 3 points.

b) $138 fine, 3 points.

c) $167 fine, 2 points.

d) $368 fine, 4 points.

Correcte! Faux!

The penalty for going through a red light is a $167 fine and 2 penalty points. This violation is serious as it poses a significant risk of intersection collisions.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

011/20

11.What is the fine for failing to yield to a pedestrian?

a) $109

b) $138

c) $167

d) $196

Correcte! Faux!

Failing to yield to a pedestrian results in a $167 fine and 3 penalty points. Drivers are legally obligated to yield to pedestrians to ensure their safety at crosswalks and intersections.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

012/20

12.What might a driver receive if their driving record is reviewed and they continue to drive unsafely after convictions for offences?

a) An automatic driving test.

b) A discount on their insurance.

c) A mandatory vehicle inspection.

d) A warning letter about losing their driving privileges.

Correcte! Faux!

If a driver consistently drives unsafely and accumulates convictions, they may receive a warning letter. This letter informs them that their driving privileges are at risk unless their driving behavior improves.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

013/20

13.If a driver rapidly accumulates offences, what might be initiated without previous warnings?

a) A mandatory re-education course.

b) A driving prohibition.

c) An increased insurance premium.

d) A review by a peer committee.

Correcte! Faux!

In cases where a driver quickly accumulates multiple offences, a driving prohibition may be initiated immediately. This can occur without prior warning letters or probationary periods, due to the rapid accumulation of unsafe driving incidents.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

014/20

14.What is the range of prohibition from driving if it is your first offense of driving while impaired?

a) 0u20135 years.

b) 1u20133 years.

c) 2u20135 years.

d) 3 yearsu2013lifetime.

Correcte! Faux!

For a first offence of impaired driving or refusal to provide a sample, the table indicates a prohibition from driving for a duration of 1 to 3 years. This immediate and substantial suspension aims to deter impaired driving.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

015/20

15.What is the potential jail term for impaired driving causing bodily harm?

a) 30 days u2013 5 years

b) 4 months u2013 5 years

c) Up to 10 years

d) Up to life imprisonment

Correcte! Faux!

If impaired driving results in bodily harm, the offender faces a potential jail term of up to 10 years. This severe penalty reflects the gravity of causing injury due to impaired driving.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

016/20

16.What is the consequence regarding your insurance claim if you are convicted of impaired driving and caused a crash?

a) Your insurance rates will decrease.

b) Your insurance claim could be denied.

c) You will receive a full insurance payout regardless of fault.

d) You insurance company will pay all costs without question.

Correcte! Faux!

If convicted of impaired driving that results in a crash, a drivers insurance claim could be denied. This includes claims for damage to their own vehicle or damage caused to other people or property.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

017/20

17.For which of the following offences can police immediately impound a vehicle?

a) Driving while playing loud music.

b) Driving while unlicensed.

c) Driving with a burnt-out headlight.

d) Driving with expired vehicle registration.

Correcte! Faux!

Police have the authority to immediately impound a vehicle for certain serious offences, including driving while unlicensed. This action helps ensure that individuals without valid licenses are removed from the road.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

018/20

18.What is the typical duration of vehicle impoundment for offences such as excessive speeding or street racing?

a) 7 jours

b) 10 days

c) 14 jours

d) 30 jours

Correcte! Faux!

For offences like excessive speeding or street racing, police can immediately impound the vehicle for an initial period of seven days. This acts as a swift penalty for dangerous driving.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

019/20

19.What is the responsibility of the vehicle owner when their vehicle is impounded?

a) They are not responsible for any fees.

b) The driver who committed the offence is solely responsible for all fees.

c) The police cover all impoundment costs.

c) They are required to pay the vehicle towing and storage fees to get their vehicle back.

Correcte! Faux!

The owner of an impounded vehicle is responsible for paying the associated towing and storage fees to recover their vehicle.

Sanctions en matière de circulation routière

020/20

20.If an employer allows a prohibited or unlicensed driver to use a company vehicle, what could happen to the vehicle?

a) The employer will receive a warning letter.

b) The vehicle could be impounded.

c) Only the employer will face a fine.

d) The vehicle will be flagged for future inspections.

Correcte! Faux!

Vehicle owners, including employers, are responsible for ensuring that only licensed drivers use their vehicles. If a prohibited or unlicensed driver uses a company vehicle with permission, the vehicle itself could be impounded.

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3.If a GLP driver rapidly commits more serious offences, what will happen?

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4.What is the immediate consequence if a learner driver operates a vehicle while under the influence of drugs?

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5.If a GLP driver receives a driving prohibition while in their learner stage, how does this affect their progression?

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6.What is required for a GLP driver in the novice stage to be eligible to graduate after receiving a driving prohibition?

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7.What are the consequences if a driver is caught driving while prohibited?

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8.What is the fee to have a drivers licence reinstated after a driving prohibition?

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14.What is the range of prohibition from driving if it is your first offense of driving while impaired?

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17.For which of the following offences can police immediately impound a vehicle?

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