- Based on official Newfoundland and Labrador 2024 Driver's manual
- Updated for December 2024
Newfoundland Fines and Limits Test (NL)
Newfoundland drivers don’t only need to know the rules of the road. They also need to know what consequences occur when they break them. This driving knowledge practice test covers questions on fines, demerit points, traffic violations and speed limits: those are some of the toughest questions you’re likely to see on your knowledge exam. Unlike other road rules and regulations, your common sense won’t be of much help here: a lot of those numbers just need to be memorized. Each of the fifty unique questions is based upon information in the official NL Driver’s Manual. An optional hint and simple explanation of the correct answer is included for each question, just in case you need them. This Fines, Limits and Regulations test is another step in your journey to becoming an official Newfoundland driver. Best of luck!
- Perfect for learner’s permit and full adult driver’s licence
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What to expect on the official exam
30
questions
26
correct answers to pass
87
passing score
16
minimum age to apply
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List of questions (classic view)
- The holder of a Class 5 Level I licence may practice driving under the supervision of a licenced driver who has at least ______ of driving experience.
- Under Newfoundland and Labrador law, which of the following is the maximum legal limit of alcohol while you're driving?
- Under the Highway Traffic Act, if you are convicted of impaired driving for the first time, your licence will be suspended for
- The holder of a Class 5 Level 1 licence may not drive
- In Newfoundland and Labrador, vehicles are registered for
- In Newfoundland and Labrador, you must be at least ________ to apply for a driver's licence.
- Using your cell phone is illegal while driving unless
- If you must park your vehicle on the highway for some reason, you should make sure it is visible for
- If only your vehicle is involved in a collision, you are still required to report the collision immediately if property damage totals more than
- If a police officer pulls you over and suspects you of driving while impaired, but you refuse to submit a breath or blood sample, you will
- If a novice driver violates the zero tolerance policy on blood alcohol content for the second time,
- Licences in Newfoundland and Labrador are valid for
- If a novice driver accumulates at least ____ demerit points in one year, his or her licence will be suspended.
- If you are convicted of driving at 25 km/h over the posted speed limit, how many demerit points will be added to your driving record?
- If a road in a school zone or settlement doesn't have a speed limit sign, the speed limit on that road is
- Before you may take a road test for a Level II licence, you must hold your Level I licence for
- If a novice driver violates the zero tolerance policy on blood alcohol content for the first time, his or her licence will be suspended for
- If you change your name or address, you must notify the Motor Registration Division within
- Every vehicle driven on the roads of Newfoundland and Labrador must have a public liability insurance policy of at least
- If the holder of a full Class 5 licence accumulates _________, his or her licence will be suspended.
- If you strike and kill a pedestrian while you're driving impaired by alcohol or drugs, you may face which of the following maximum penalties?
- The experienced driver who accompanies the holder of a Class 5 Level I licence may hold which of the following licences?
- If you are found guilty of speeding in a road construction zone, you will have to pay
- While driving, the holder of a Class 5 Level II licence must have a blood alcohol content (BAC) no higher than
- In Newfoundland and Labrador, you may not pass other vehicles if you are within _____ of a crosswalk.
- If you are found guilty of using a hand-held cell phone while you're driving, you will face a fine and ____ demerit points.
- You may receive a ______ and ____ demerit point(s) for not wearing a seat belt while you're driving.
- A vehicle's licence plate must be visible for
- Whenever a novice (Class 5 Level I or Class 5 Level II) driver is driving, he or she must be accompanied by a licenced driver whose blood alcohol content (BAC) is no greater than
- In Newfoundland and Labrador, you may not park within _____ of a railway crossing.