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B.C. ICBC Knowledge Test (Class 7L, Passenger Vehicle)

Signals and road markings: practice questions

Our ICBC Knowledge Test bank has 25 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1

What does a double solid yellow line mean?

  1. Passing allowed with caution
  2. No passing allowed
  3. Reversible lane
  4. Two-way left-turn lane
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B. No passing allowed — Double solid yellow: no passing.

Question 2

What does a flashing green arrow with a steady red light mean?

  1. Everyone may go straight or turn, but must yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk
  2. A left turn is allowed; through traffic must stop for the red
  3. Only buses may go
  4. Turn right only
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B. A left turn is allowed; through traffic must stop for the red — Flashing green arrow with steady red: left turn allowed; through traffic stops.

Question 3

What may you do at a steady red light after coming to a full stop?

  1. Turn right, or left onto a one-way street, unless a sign forbids it
  2. Go straight through if there is no traffic, or turn left onto any two-way street
  3. Turn left onto a two-way street
  4. Nothing; you must wait for green
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A. Turn right, or left onto a one-way street, unless a sign forbids it — After stopping, you may turn right or turn left onto a one-way street unless prohibited.

Question 4

What does a flashing green traffic light mean in B.C.?

  1. You may turn left on a protected arrow while oncoming traffic is stopped by a red light
  2. A pedestrian-controlled light: go only if the intersection is clear
  3. Stop and wait for green
  4. Emergency vehicle approaching
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B. A pedestrian-controlled light: go only if the intersection is clear — A flashing green light is pedestrian-controlled; go only if the intersection is clear.

Question 5

What does a steady yellow light mean?

  1. Speed up to clear the intersection before the light turns red, as long as no one is in the way
  2. Proceed with caution at the same speed
  3. Stop before the intersection unless you can't safely stop in time
  4. Yield to pedestrians only
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C. Stop before the intersection unless you can't safely stop in time — Steady yellow: slow down and stop unless you can't safely stop.

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