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Saskatchewan SGI Class 7 cheat sheet

Saskatchewan SGI Class 7 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
SGI does not publish a pass mark or the number of questions for this test.
Total questions
Not published by SGI (2 parts: rules, signs)
Time limit
No published time limit
Minimum age
16 (15 with high-school driver-education course)
Languages
Not published by SGI
Administered by
SGI motor licence issuers
Retake waiting period
Once per day (no same-day rewrite)

If you fail

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) sets the retake rules below. Check them again on the agency page before you book.

Retake waiting period
Once per day (no same-day rewrite)

Graduated licence

Minimum age to start
16
Licence stages
Learner (Class 7), Novice 1 (Class 5), Novice 2 (Class 5)
Blood alcohol for new drivers
Zero
Fastest route to a full licence
27 months
Road tests in this licensing system
1

What comes after the knowledge test

Saskatchewan 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 sign marked 'FIRE ROUTE, NO PARKING' indicate? Keep clear for fire trucks (35% right first try)

What does a black and white sign showing traffic passing to the left of a divider mean? Keep left (55% right first try)

In Saskatchewan, what sets the speed limit in a school zone? Each city or town, through local bylaws (55% right first try)

What does an orange tab sign showing a distance (e.g., 'NEXT 2 km') below a construction warning indicate? How far the hazard zone extends (60% right first try)

Study checklist

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Sources

Checked against the Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) handbook and licensing pages. Last verified November 2026.