Manitoba MPI Class 5 cheat sheet
Manitoba MPI Class 5 test facts in one place: the pass rule, what to do after a fail, the licence stages and the questions learners get wrong most often.
Test numbers
- Pass rule
- MPI does not publish a pass mark or the number of questions for this test.
- Total questions
- Not published by MPI
- Time limit
- 30 minutes
- Minimum age
- 16 (15 and a half while enrolled in a high school driver education course)
- Languages
- English, French and 28 other languages, with audio
- Administered by
- MPI service centres
- Retake waiting period
- 7 days after a fail; C$10 test fee
If you fail
Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) sets the retake rules below. Check them again on the agency page before you book.
- Retake waiting period
- 7 days after a fail; C$10 test fee
Graduated licence
- Minimum age to start
- 16
- Licence stages
- Class 5L (Learner), Class 5I (Intermediate), Class 5F (Full)
- Blood alcohol for new drivers
- Zero
- Fastest route to a full licence
- 24 months
- Road tests in this licensing system
- 1
What comes after the knowledge test
Manitoba sets 1 road test in its licensing system. Our road test guide lists what the examiner marks.
Questions learners miss most
The 4 free questions with the lowest first-try correct rate among learners using this site. Percentages are rounded to the nearest 5.
What does a black and white sign showing traffic passing to the left of a divider mean? Keep left (45% right first try)
What is the minimum safe passing distance when overtaking a cyclist in Manitoba? 1 metre (60% right first try)
You see a marker with black and yellow stripes that slope down to the left. What does it tell you? There is an obstruction; keep to the left of the marker (60% right first try)
What is the default speed limit on rural roads in Manitoba unless otherwise posted? 90 km/h (60% right first try)
Study checklist
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Sources
Checked against the Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) handbook and licensing pages. Last verified November 2026.