BC Class 7 Learner Knowledge Test

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In British Columbia, what does a flashing green circular traffic light indicate?

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Original, independent study material. This is not an official exam paper.

British Columbia, Canada: original passenger-vehicle learner practice informed by ICBC's Learn to Drive Smart. Learner restrictions reflect ICBC's October 19, 2026 update. Includes BC-specific signs, school and playground zones. Independent material; not an official ICBC examination or a full test simulation.

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  1. In British Columbia, what does a flashing green circular traffic light indicate?

  2. What does a flashing red traffic light require in BC?

  3. At a BC intersection, the traffic light is steady yellow and you can stop safely before entering. What should you do?

  4. You face a steady green light in BC, but a pedestrian is still crossing your intended path. What should you do?

  5. What does a flashing yellow light tell a BC driver to do?

  6. In BC, a school-zone sign has a 30 km/h tab and no different hours are shown. When is the limit normally in effect?

  7. A BC playground-zone sign shows 30 km/h with no different times posted. When does that limit normally apply?

  8. Why should a BC driver read the tab beneath a school-zone sign rather than assume every school sign has the same rule?

  9. A BC lane-use sign above your lane shows a left-turn arrow only. What should you do?

  10. What does a white diamond road marking generally identify in BC?

  11. Under ICBC's update effective October 19, 2026, what is the minimum age for a Class 7L learner's qualified supervisor?

  12. Under ICBC's October 19, 2026 Class 7L update, when may a learner carry more than one passenger in addition to the qualified supervisor?

  13. Where must a BC learner display the red L sign while driving?

  14. A BC Class 7L driver wants to make an ordinary hands-free social call while driving. Is that allowed?

  15. During which period must a BC Class 7L learner ordinarily avoid driving?

  16. What blood-alcohol rule applies to BC Class 7L drivers?

  17. ICBC describes driving as a repeating see-think-do process. What does the 'think' step involve?

  18. What following gap does ICBC give as a minimum in good weather and road conditions?

  19. You are driving on a wet BC road with reduced visibility. What should happen to your following distance?

  20. Why must you shoulder-check before changing lanes in BC?

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