Saskatchewan
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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.
72 questions in this bank
72 questions in this bank
Start72 questions in this bank
72 questions in this bank
The number beside each subject is how many questions we have written on it for Saskatchewan. A subject appears here once there are enough of them to be worth sitting down with.
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A sample of 10 questions from the SGI learners test bank, spread across its subjects and shown in full before you start.
You reach this sign on an empty Saskatchewan side street. You can see both ways. What must happen before you enter the cross street?
Correct answer: Stop completely, then check and proceed when safe
The sign requires a complete stop even when the street appears empty. After stopping, check for people and traffic before moving.
Two drivers reach an unmarked intersection in a Saskatchewan village at nearly the same time. The other car is on your right. Who yields?
Correct answer: You yield to the car on your right
At an uncontrolled intersection, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. You are on the left of this car, so wait until it passes.
You approach an amber traffic light in Saskatoon and can stop safely before the crosswalk. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop before the crosswalk
An amber signal calls for a stop before the crosswalk when stopping can be done safely. Continuing is for a driver already in the intersection or unable to stop safely.
A Saskatchewan road has no speed signs and is outside any posted town limit. What general speed limit applies?
Correct answer: 80 km/h
SGI gives 80 km/h as the default when no speed limit is posted. A driver must still travel slower when the road, weather or traffic makes that speed unsafe.
You follow a slow vehicle on a Saskatchewan two-way highway. The centre line nearest your lane is solid. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stay behind until a legal passing section
The Traffic Safety Act bars driving left of the centre where the solid line is on your side. A clear view does not turn a prohibited passing section into a legal one.
You need to stop on a rural Saskatchewan road after a mechanical problem. Where should you place the car if it can still move?
Correct answer: As far right as possible, out of the travel lane if safe
SGI directs drivers to move as far right as possible when stopping on a road. Getting clear of moving traffic reduces the chance of a second collision.
A pedestrian is crossing a Saskatoon street when your traffic light changes to green. What do you do?
Correct answer: Wait until the person has crossed your path
A pedestrian already in the crosswalk retains the right of way as the light changes. Wait until your path is clear before entering.
A Class 7 learner at a rural gathering has one drink and feels unaffected. What is the lawful choice about driving home?
Correct answer: Not drive while any alcohol is in their system
Learner and novice drivers in Saskatchewan are held to zero tolerance for alcohol, so any detectable amount brings a roadside licence suspension. Feeling alert or having a supervisor along does not change that.
A Saskatchewan Class 7 learner has practised for eight months and finished driver education. They want to take the Class 5 road test this week. What still has to happen?
Correct answer: Hold the learner licence until its nine-month period is complete
A Class 7 licence must be held for at least nine months before the road test, not counting interruptions such as a suspension. Driver education is also required, but finishing it early does not shorten the learner stage.
Police behind you activate their lights on a Saskatchewan street just before an intersection. Where should you stop?
Correct answer: As close to the right edge as possible before entering the intersection
SGI says to pull near the right edge and stop before the next intersection when police signal you. Stopping where cross traffic meets would create another hazard.
Every question here was written against the handbook and the legislation that SGI publishes, and every one carries the reason for its answer and the section it rests on.
Questions written
72
On road signs
15
On the rules
57
Subjects covered
12
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SGI does not publish a question count for this test.
SGI, New driversverified 2026-09-15You need 80% in each section.
SGI, New driversverified 2026-09-15SGI does not publish a time limit for this test.
SGI, New driversverified 2026-09-15This bank has 72 questions, counted when the site is built.
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