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Quiz about Rules of the Road in British Columbia Part 2

Rules of the Road in British Columbia (Part 2) Quiz

Ok, let's delve a little deeper into the Rules of the Road. As before, British Columbia laws only, and is current as of August 25, 2003, and will be changed if I become aware of changes to the laws.

A multiple-choice quiz by DelGriffith. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
DelGriffith

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
142,756

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Difficult

Avg Score
5 / 10

Plays
735

One at a Time - Single Page - Timed Game

Question 1 of 10

1. What class of Driver's License do you require to operate a motorcycle in British Columbia? Hint

Class 7

Class 6

Class 8

Class 5

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Question 2 of 10

2. In BC, new drivers are subject to several conditions on their introductory licenses. What is one of the conditions of a Learner's License? (Class 7L, Class 8L) Hint

Not permitted to tow trailers

0.00 Blood Alcohol Content

Not permitted to exceed 90 km/h

Not permitted to leave urban areas

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Question 3 of 10

3. In British Columbia, playing loud music from a vehicle is illegal.

Yes

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Question 4 of 10

4. In British Columbia, what is the legal amount of tinting that can be applied to driver and passenger side windows? Hint

95% UV block

20% UV block

None

50% UV block

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Question 5 of 10

5. In British Columbia, what would be an example of a "restriction" on a Driver's License? Hint

Corrective lenses required

Permitted to tow a trailer

Permitted to operate vehicles with air brakes

Permitted to display flashing or rotating lights

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Question 6 of 10

6. If you're driving in British Columbia and you see or hear an emergency vehicle approaching, what must you do? Hint

Continue driving

Turn the music up

Slow down and move to the right

Pull over and stop

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Question 7 of 10

7. What set of rules governs the operation of vehicles on roadways in British Columbia? Hint

Department of Motor Vehicles Regulations

British Columbia Highway Traffic Act

Roadway Travel Regulations

Motor Vehicle Act and Regulations

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Question 8 of 10

8. What institution governs the licensing of drivers in British Columbia? Hint

Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC)

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Motor Vehicle Branch

Legislative Assembly of British Columbia

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Question 9 of 10

9. Here's a tricky one. As of August 2003, how much does it cost to obtain a Class 5 British Columbia Driver's License in Canadian Dollars? Hint

About $48.00

About $130.00

About $260.00

About $97.50

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Question 10 of 10

10. What is the name given to the new staged licensing program implemented in British Columbia in 1998? Hint

Staggered Driver's Licensing

Progressive Licensing

Staged Licensing Program

Graduated Licensing Program

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. What class of Driver's License do you require to operate a motorcycle in British Columbia?

Answer: Class 6

A Class 6 Driver's License is required to operate a motorcycle in BC. A Motorcycle Learner's License is a Class 8L License, and a Motorcycle Novice Driver's License is a Class 8 License.

2. In BC, new drivers are subject to several conditions on their introductory licenses. What is one of the conditions of a Learner's License? (Class 7L, Class 8L)

Answer: 0.00 Blood Alcohol Content

Learner and Novice drivers are not permitted to consume any alcohol and operate a motor vehicle. This can even include certain cough syrups or even desserts with alcohol in them. There is a strict zero tolerance policy surrounding this.

3. In British Columbia, playing loud music from a vehicle is illegal.

Answer: No

Excessively loud music can fall under the same section as faulty mufflers, and sqealing tires: "Unnecessary Noise". As to exactly who determines what is "unnecessary" noise, that is up to the courts.

4. In British Columbia, what is the legal amount of tinting that can be applied to driver and passenger side windows?

Answer: None

No tint may be applied to a window in front of the driver's shoulders, unless that tinting is one way UV blocking tint. This includes side windows and the front windshield. The only exception is factory shading.

5. In British Columbia, what would be an example of a "restriction" on a Driver's License?

Answer: Corrective lenses required

"Corrective Lenses Required" would be Restriction 21, while the other three would be examples of "endorsements".

6. If you're driving in British Columbia and you see or hear an emergency vehicle approaching, what must you do?

Answer: Pull over and stop

If you see an emergency vehicle approaching your vehicle, you must pull over to the right and come to a complete stop. Not doing do may jeopardize yours and others safety, as well as net you a fine for "Failing to Yield to an Emergency Vehicle". This rule is the same in most places.

7. What set of rules governs the operation of vehicles on roadways in British Columbia?

Answer: Motor Vehicle Act and Regulations

The Motor Vehicle Act and Regulations (MVA-R) govern the operation of all classes of motor vehicles on roadways, from motor scooters to big rigs.

8. What institution governs the licensing of drivers in British Columbia?

Answer: Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC)

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia governs the licensing of all drivers in British Columbia. I know most of you probably said the Motor Vehicle Branch, but check on your Interim Driver's Licenses, and on all the Safe Driving Manuals. You'll see ICBC's logo plainly printed on the front.

9. Here's a tricky one. As of August 2003, how much does it cost to obtain a Class 5 British Columbia Driver's License in Canadian Dollars?

Answer: About $260.00

Provided the examinations are passed on the first try, the total cost to obtain a Class 5 License is $260.00. This covers the Learner's Knowledge test, Learner's License Fee, Novice Road Test, Novice License Fee, Class 5 Road Test, and Class 5 License Fee. Isn't it outrageous?

10. What is the name given to the new staged licensing program implemented in British Columbia in 1998?

Answer: Graduated Licensing Program

The Graduated Licensing Program, highly unpopular with young drivers, was implemented in 1998, to force new drivers to have more practice time before turning them loose behind the wheel. The purpose of the program is to give novice drivers more practice time behind the wheel, before awarding them a full privilage license.

Source: Author DelGriffith

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