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Northwest Territories Class 7 Knowledge Test — Class 7 Practice Question

Knowledge test administered by GNWT Motor Vehicles for the Class 7 licence. 40 questions, 80% to pass, 30-minute timer.

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Road Signs

A yellow diamond with 'BUMP' text or a bump icon on an NWT road warns of:

Northwest Territories road sign — Bump or rough road surface ahead — slow to reduce vehicle and cargo shock
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Correct Answer: A. Bump or rough road surface ahead — slow to reduce vehicle and cargo shock

Hitting a hidden bump at speed can cause loss of control, especially for motorcycles or trailered vehicles.

Why the other answers are wrong

  • B.Speed bump — full stop requiredBUMP is advisory, not mandatory-stop; SPEED BUMP uses different wording.
  • C.Permafrost heave-induced rough section — same as BUMPThe 'permafrost heave' framing is correct in effect but not the distinct meaning — it's not a separate sign.
  • D.Gravel road boundaryPavement-to-gravel transitions use 'PAVEMENT ENDS' text, not BUMP diamonds.

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