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Practice tests for the exam your province sets

1447 questions written for 8 provinces, each one carrying the reason for the answer and the law or handbook it comes from. Pick a province, then pick how you want to work.
1447 questions8 provincesEvery mode free
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Free to sit. No account, nothing behind a paywall, and nothing that interrupts a test part way through.

Pick a province

The rules differ by province, so the runs do too. The count on each card is the questions we have actually written for it.

A straight rural road running to a low horizon between snow dusted fields, bare maples along one side and a grain elevator silhouetted far off.View
G1 test

Ontario

137 questions, 69 of them on signs

Our simulation asks for 16 of 20 in road signs and 16 of 20 in rules of the road. The licensing body does not publish that count based format for the real test. Also written for motorcycle, truck, taxi and passenger transport.
A coastal highway curving along a forested mountainside above a pale inlet, with layered ridges fading into haze and low cloud sitting in the valley.View
ICBC knowledge test

British Columbia

126 questions, 64 of them on signs

The real test asks for 40 of 50 correct. Also written for motorcycle, truck, taxi and passenger transport.
A straight prairie highway crossing stubble fields under an immense bank of cloud, with a mountain range as a pale band on the far horizon.View
Class 7 learner's test

Alberta

125 questions, 65 of them on signs

The real test asks for 25 of 30 correct. Also written for motorcycle, truck, taxi and passenger transport.
A snow covered road curving through rolling hills past a stand of bare hardwoods, with the steep tin roof of a single farmhouse in the distance and snowbanks cut sharp by a plough.View
SAAQ knowledge test

Quebec

108 questions, 54 of them on signs

The licensing body publishes no question count for this test, so no full length run is offered here. Also written for motorcycle, truck, taxi and passenger transport.
MPI knowledge test

Manitoba

73 questions, 15 of them on signs

The licensing body publishes no question count for this test, so no full length run is offered here.
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SGI learners test

Saskatchewan

72 questions, 15 of them on signs

The licensing body publishes no question count for this test, so no full length run is offered here.
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Nova Scotia learners test

Nova Scotia

79 questions, 20 of them on signs

The real test asks for 16 of 20 in rules of the road and 16 of 20 in road signs.
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NB drivers test

New Brunswick

75 questions, 15 of them on signs

The licensing body publishes no question count for this test, so no full length run is offered here.
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Ways to work through a question bank

Every province offers what its own data supports, so a test with no sourced question count gets no full length run rather than an invented one. The cards below start the G1 test; other provinces show the modes their own records support.

A driver view of a suburban four way intersection with painted lane arrows and a crosswalk, low winter sun ahead and one vehicle waiting on the crossing arm.Start

Full test

Ontario, G1 test

The whole test under the same rules as the real one, including the way it ends. You find out how you did at the end, not as you go.
A plain compact hatchback carrying no badges, stopped at a painted stop line on a wet suburban road, seen low and from behind with the crossing road empty.Start

Practice run

Ontario, G1 test

The same kind of set, with the answer and the reason shown as soon as you choose. No clock, and it never stops early.
A closed notebook and a mug on a desk beside a large window, looking out on a snow covered street with a bare tree and a road beyond.View

One topic

Ontario, G1 test

Work on a single subject until it stops catching you out.
A rural verge lined with three bare posts of different heights, every plate removed, a road running past them into open country.Start

Signs only

Ontario, G1 test

Sign after sign, with the meaning explained each time you miss one.
A freshly ploughed pull off bay beside a straight rural road in winter, clear and completely empty, with snow banked along its outer edge.Start

Your missed questions

Ontario, G1 test

The ones you got wrong before, kept in your own browser and nowhere else.

What is not here

Jurisdictions without a question bank on this site carry their licensing stages, the test facts we could confirm and the body that runs licensing, with links to its official material.

Nothing you answer leaves your browser. There is no account to attach it to and no request carrying your answers ever leaves the page.

How the questions are written

The records behind these tests

Each specification below is where the length, the pass mark and the fee for one of these runs comes from.