BC Fines, Limits and Regulations

Safety tips and traffic rules aren’t the only things you need to know before heading to the British Columbia driver licensing office to pass your learner’s permit knowledge exam. The BC Driver Handbook also includes information about fines, penalties, DUI regulations, and reasons a BC driver might lose his or her driving privileges. The BC Fines, Limits and Regulations test below will help you boost your knowledge of the rules of the road and what will happen if you break them. Just like the other BC driving practice tests, the Fines and Regulations test provides potential drivers with a hint and an explanation of the correct answer for each of the 50 questions.

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Official British Columbia driver's manual (2024)

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List of questions (classic view)

A child passenger must be over ________ to travel in a forward-facing child safety seat.
In which of the following situations can you legally use headlights?
The penalty for using or possessing an invalid driver’s licence or identification card is
If you are convicted of impaired driving causing bodily harm, you will be sentenced to jail for
In British Columbia, which of the following offences carries the MOST demerit points?
The period over which your Driver Risk Premium (DRP) is assessed and calculated is
In which of the following situations will a driver have to pay a Driver Risk Premium (DRP)?
Which lanes are vanpools permitted to travel in?
If you see a school bus with alternating flashing red lights and possibly a swing‑out stop sign, you must stop
Which of the following is NOT a construction zone rule or regulation?
What is the speed limit when approaching stopped vehicles displaying flashing lights that are on your side of the road?
If your vehicle breaks down and gets stuck on a railway track, how far away from the vehicle do you need to go to be safe?
Which of the following is NOT a legal requirement if you are involved in a vehicle crash?
Which of the following car seats must be used for a newborn?
What is the minimum following distance when you're following a large vehicle such as a truck or bus?
If you're following a fire truck, you must keep back at least
In British Columbia, which of the following offences carries the FEWEST penalty points?
Effective November 1, 2019, if you accumulate 17 demerit points, your penalty point bill will be
In British Columbia, you must use your headlights
You should drive in third gear if you are driving at speeds between
You must yield to pedestrians when
As a Graduated Licence Program driver, you are allowed to operate a hands-free electronic device when
According to Transport Canada, it takes ______ to process a maximum blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 back to zero.
What is the minimum distance that you should maintain between your seat and the driver's airbag?
All of the following are reasons police could impound your vehicle EXCEPT
You may be prohibited from driving for 1-3 ____ after your first "driving while impaired" offence.
When you move, you must update the address on your driver's licence
In B.C. cities and towns, the speed limit is ____ km/h except where otherwise posted.
In B.C., the speed limit outside cities and towns is ____ km/h except where otherwise posted.
In B.C., you are NOT allowed to park your vehicle