Guide d'étude
399 questions réparties sur 4 catégories
Règles de la route
211 questions
Panneaux routiers
97 questions
Stationnement
30 questions
Situations d’urgence
61 questions
Exigences de l'examen
Sujets clés
📋 Règles de la route 211
NL GDL program has these stages:
Three-stage system — distinct from NS Class 7/5N.
Minimum age for Level I Learner licence in NL:
Driver education may be required or recommended.
Minimum time in Level I Learner stage:
Must hold before Level II Novice.
Minimum time in Level II Novice before Level III:
Must be conviction-free.
Zero BAC in NL applies to:
Any detectable alcohol = immediate suspension.
Level I or Level II driver with any alcohol faces:
Repeat offences escalate.
Experienced driver BAC 0.05-0.079 first offence in NL:
Administrative sanction.
BAC ≥0.08 first offence in NL:
Conviction affects insurance, travel.
Refusing lawful police breath demand:
No right to refuse.
After impaired conviction, NL requires:
Prevents start with any detectable alcohol.
🪧 Panneaux routiers 97
A red eight-sided (octagon) sign in Newfoundland and Labrador means:
Octagon shape recognizable by outline alone in fog or snow.
What does a red and white downward-pointing triangle mean in NL?
Yield differs from Stop in that full stop only required when traffic or pedestrians have priority.
A red circle with a horizontal white bar inside means:
Protects against wrong-way entry on one-way streets.
A white rectangular sign marked 'MAXIMUM 80' means:
White rectangles with MAXIMUM or just number are regulatory — enforceable.
A white rectangular sign marked 'MINIMUM 60' means:
Minimum limits on divided highways.
A red circle with a diagonal X means:
Stricter than No Parking.
A rectangular sign with a large black arrow means:
Large arrows at each block reinforce direction.
A U-shaped arrow crossed by a red slash means:
Posted where U-turn would block oncoming or has limited sight lines.
A right-arrow crossed by a red slash means:
Posted at intersections where right turns conflict with traffic.
A left-arrow crossed by a red slash means:
Reduces conflict with oncoming traffic.
🅿️ Stationnement 30
A sign showing a P with a red slash through it means:
No Parking differs from No Stopping — brief stops allowed.
No parking within of crosswalk:
Maintains pedestrian visibility.
No parking within of intersection:
Preserves sight lines.
No parking within of fire hydrant:
Fire crew access.
Parking against traffic direction:
Enhances visibility.
Parking uphill with curb — wheels:
Apply parking brake.
Parking downhill with curb — wheels:
Apply parking brake.
No parking within of stop sign:
Municipal bylaws may differ.
No parking within of railway crossing:
Keeps sight lines clear.
Parallel parking within of curb:
Beyond 30 cm = ticketable.
🚨 Situations d’urgence 61
A sign reading 'EMERGENCY VEHICLES' may mean:
Reduce speed, be ready to yield.
A blue sign with phone icon on highway means:
Less common now but exist on major routes.
Emergency vehicle approaches with siren and lights:
Don't stop in intersections.
Front wheels skid (understeer):
Vehicle regains grip.
Rear wheels skid (oversteer):
Eyes on target; smooth inputs.
Hydroplaning on NL wet road:
Tires ride on water film.
Black ice forms first on:
Dark, wet-looking patches.
Dense fog driving requires:
NL Atlantic coastal fog frequent.
Moose imminent in NL — can't stop:
NL has highest moose-strike rate in Canada.
Small animal darts onto NL road:
Accept small-animal strike over worse crash.