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Thirteen handbooks.
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Sunny is the study coach inside Drive IQ Canada. It works from your province or territory's own handbook and question bank, answers in English or French, and tells you plainly when an agency hasn't published something.

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English or French. Switches when you do, and quotes the French handbooks where they exist, like Quebec's Guide de la route.
Your province or territory. Each has its own rules and test. Ontario scores the two G1 sections separately; Manitoba gives one combined test.
Your licence class. Car, motorcycle or commercial, air brakes included. Quizzes come from your province's own questions.
Metric, always. Speeds in km/h, distances in metres, air pressure in kPa.
Says when there's no answer. If an agency publishes no figure, Sunny tells you so instead of guessing.
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Ontario · Car · G1 knowledge test

Where this answer comes from: DriveTest and the Ontario Ministry of Transportation

At an uncontrolled intersection (no signs, signals, or pavement markings), who has the right-of-way?

AThe vehicle travelling faster

BThe vehicle approaching from the left

CFirst to arrive, or the one on the right

DThe larger vehicle

If the rear wheels of your vehicle begin to skid on an icy road, what should you do?

ABrake firmly and hold the steering wheel straight

BEase off the gas and steer in the direction you want the front of the car to go

CAccelerate to pull the vehicle out of the skid

DTurn the wheel hard in the opposite direction of the skid

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Every question comes with a hint to help you reason through it, and a full explanation after, so you understand the rule, not just the answer. Get it wrong? It goes back into your study queue automatically.

Correct!

At an uncontrolled intersection, the first vehicle to arrive has the right-of-way. If two vehicles arrive at the same time, the one to the right goes first.

Correct!

At an uncontrolled intersection, the first vehicle to arrive has the right-of-way. If two vehicles arrive at the same time, the one to the right goes first.

Practice the real questions your province actually asks.

Canada's driving rules aren't national. Ontario's G1 isn't Quebec's SAAQ test isn't BC's ICBC L. Each province writes its own handbook, rules and test.

We write a separate question bank for every province and territory from its official handbook. Pick Saskatchewan and you study SGI rules, with no generic "Canadian" filler.

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