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Quebec Authorized driver exam practice

46 questions written for the Quebec authorized driver exam for paid passenger transport, every one of them saying why the answer is the answer and naming the law or handbook it comes from.
46 questions15 on road signs31 on the rules

Free to sit, with no account and nothing behind a paywall. Nothing you answer leaves your browser.

A plain sedan with an unmarked roof light waiting at a city curb in winter, seen from across a quiet intersection with apartment blocks in silhouette behind it.

One subject at a time

The number beside each subject is how many questions we have written on it for Quebec taxi. A subject appears here once there are enough of them to be worth sitting down with.

What sits behind these runs

Every question here was written against the handbook and the legislation that Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) publishes, and every one carries the reason for its answer and the section it rests on.

Questions written

46

On road signs

15

On the rules

31

Subjects covered

3

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.

Other licence classes in Quebec

Each class is tested on its own terms, so each one has its own questions and its own page. A class appears here once there are questions written behind it.

The record behind this test

The length, the pass mark and the fee for the Authorized driver exam are read off this record on the date beside it.

  • SAAQ, Taxi and Automobile Treated as a Taxi

    Verified 2026-08-28

    Read through an Internet Archive copy of the SAAQ page captured on 2026-08-13, because the SAAQ turns away visitors from outside Canada. The French page is cited because it is the version the SAAQ updates first.