Manitoba
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The licensing body has not published a question count in our source record, so this bank offers practice runs without an invented full test length.
73 questions in this bank
73 questions in this bank
Start73 questions in this bank
73 questions in this bank
The number beside each subject is how many questions we have written on it for Manitoba. A subject appears here once there are enough of them to be worth sitting down with.
15 questions
5 questions
5 questions
5 questions
5 questions
5 questions
5 questions
5 questions
8 questions
5 questions
5 questions
5 questions
A sample of 10 questions from the MPI knowledge test bank, spread across its subjects and shown in full before you start.
A quiet side street in Winnipeg has this sign at the junction. No traffic is visible. What action is required?
Correct answer: Come to a complete stop before entering
The stop duty applies even when the intersection seems empty. A full stop gives time to check for people and traffic before moving on.
Two cars reach an unsigned Winnipeg intersection at nearly the same time. The other car is on your right. Who yields?
Correct answer: You yield to the vehicle on your right
At an uncontrolled intersection, the vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right. Arriving together does not make vehicle size a tie-breaker.
At a Manitoba stop sign with a marked crosswalk but no stop line, where must you stop?
Correct answer: Before entering the crosswalk on your side of the intersection
The Act places the required stop before the near-side marked crosswalk when there is no stop line. You may then proceed only when it is safe.
You enter a Manitoba restricted speed area with no different speed sign. What limit does the Highway Traffic Act set by default?
Correct answer: 50 km/h
The general limit within a restricted speed area is 50 km/h unless a different limit has been fixed. A posted limit takes priority over this default.
A cyclist travels ahead on a Manitoba road and there is room to pass. What side space must you keep as you go by?
Correct answer: At least one metre between your vehicle and the bicycle
Manitoba's passing rule requires at least one metre beside a bicycle or power-assisted bicycle. Leave more space when conditions make the minimum unsafe.
You find an open curb space in Winnipeg directly in front of a driveway. May you park there for a short errand?
Correct answer: No, stopping or parking in front of a driveway is prohibited
The Act prohibits stopping, standing or parking in front of a driveway. A short errand does not leave the access clear.
A Manitoba school bus has flashing red warning lamps operating on an undivided road. You approach from the opposite direction. What must you do?
Correct answer: Stop at least five metres away and do not pass while the red lamps flash
The Act requires vehicles approaching from either direction to stop at least five metres away while the red warning system operates. Children may cross into your lane after leaving the bus.
A Class 5L learner has had one beer at lunch and now feels fit to drive in Manitoba. What is the applicable rule?
Correct answer: The learner must not drive with any alcohol in their system
The learner-stage condition requires no alcohol in the driver's system. Feeling capable does not create an exception.
A Winnipeg student is 15 years and six months old and wants a Class 5L licence. Which situation lets them apply now?
Correct answer: They are enrolled in a Driver Z course that is in progress
MPI permits an application at this age only while the applicant is enrolled in a qualifying course that is in progress. Otherwise the ordinary minimum age is 16.
An ambulance with siren and required lights approaches as you are about to enter a Manitoba intersection. What action leaves its route clear?
Correct answer: Pull toward the curb and stop clear of the intersection
The emergency vehicle rule requires a driver to clear an intersection, move toward the curb and stop until it passes. Blocking the junction can delay the ambulance.
Every question here was written against the handbook and the legislation that Manitoba Public Insurance publishes, and every one carries the reason for its answer and the section it rests on.
Questions written
73
On road signs
15
On the rules
58
Subjects covered
12
All four figures are counted from the questions themselves when the site is built, rather than typed in by hand.
None of them is copied from another practice site, and none is generated from an unnamed source. If a question looks wrong to you, it may be wrong: say which one and what you think it should say, through the corrections route on the methodology page, and it gets checked against the source rather than argued about.
Manitoba Public Insurance does not publish a question count for this test.
Manitoba Public Insurance, Testing for your Class 5 licenceverified 2026-09-15Manitoba Public Insurance does not publish a numeric pass mark for this test.
Manitoba Public Insurance, Testing for your Class 5 licenceverified 2026-09-15The published time limit is 30 minutes.
Manitoba Public Insurance, Testing for your Class 5 licenceverified 2026-09-15This bank has 73 questions, counted when the site is built.
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The length, the pass mark and the fee for the MPI knowledge test are read off this record on the date beside it.
Manitoba Public Insurance, Testing for your Class 5 licence
Verified 2026-09-15