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Quebec, your missed questions

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SAAQ knowledge test: your missed questions

Everything this run does, in front of you first. Licensing in Quebec is run by Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ), and every line marked with a source below comes from what they publish.

How long this run is depends on how many questions this browser has saved from your earlier runs. The count appears with the button below once the page has read it.

Questions in the real test
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Pass mark
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What ends it early
Nothing. It runs to the last question.
Answers shown
As soon as you choose, with the reason and the source
  • You can only sit it after holding a valid learner licence for at least 10 months on the test date.
  • It is all multiple choice, in three sections: the Highway Safety Code; road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals; and behaviours and techniques for driving a passenger vehicle.
  • You need 75 percent on each of the three sections, not one combined score, and a failed test means waiting at least 28 days before you can try again.
  • The mandatory driving course comes first. Without it you do not reach the test at all.
  • The SAAQ publishes no question count, so we do not state one. It says the test takes between 30 and 60 minutes.

You have no saved questions for Quebec yet. Anything you get wrong in a full test or a practice run is kept here, in this browser and nowhere else, and this is where you come back to it.