FREE Manitoba Driving Practice Quiz 2025 | MB
| How many questions: | 40 |
|---|---|
| How many correct answers to pass: | 16+16 |
| Passing score: | 80% |
| Minimum age to apply: | 16 |
Get ready to pass the Manitoba Class 5L Knowledge Test with our Free Manitoba Driving Practice Quiz. Designed to match the format and difficulty of the official exam, our tests use scientifically proven techniques to improve retention and speed the overall learning process. Better than a 30-question driving quiz, each practice question includes immediate feedback to help you learn from mistakes, ensuring you pass the official exam on your first attempt.
To pass the official mandatory multiple-choice Manitoba Knowledge Test, you must correctly answer at least 25 out of 30 questions (83%). Based on the latest Manitoba Driver’s Handbook, it is available in more than 22 languages and must be taken at an authorized MPI Service Centre or mobile service unit.
You must be at least 16 years old to apply for your Class 5L licence (15½ years old if currently enrolled in Manitoba Public Insurance’s Driver Z high school program). If you are under 18, you’ll need written parental or guardian consent. Once you pass the vision test, alert MPI to any medical issues, and pass the knowledge test, you’ll purchase your licence and pay a required base driver premium before driving (this premium helps to cover costs associated with Manitoba’s public insurance program).
Among other topics, the Manitoba Class 5L Knowledge Test covers road signs and pavement markings, traffic signals and right-of-way rules, safe vehicle handling, rules specific to Manitoba’s Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Program, and penalties for impaired or unsafe driving. If you do not pass the test on your first attempt, you must wait seven days before retaking it and pay the testing fee again. Using our practice tests ensures that you are ready for the real exam upon first attempt.
As part of Manitoba’s GDL system, once you receive your learner’s licence (Class 5L), you must hold it for a minimum of nine months, drive only with a qualified supervising driver, have zero blood alcohol and drugs, and avoid towing and other restricted activities. Once these restrictions are met, you may take a road test to advance to the Intermediate Stage (Class 5I) for another 15 months at least, before progressing to a Full Stage (Class 5F) licence.
Our five available practice tests (some free, others with additional features for premium members) sharpen your preparation for the knowledge exam. Be sure to check out all our Manitoba Driver’s License Practice Tests, including our Premium offerings, to be fully prepared!
- Times listed on street signs are written based on a 24-hour timeclock. For example, 17:00 means
- If two vehicles approach a four-way stop at the same time, the vehicle that has right-of-way is
- Which of the following can warn you of a railway crossing ahead?
- When making a left-hand turn at a light, you should
- The most common accidents while merging on to an expressway are
- You may cross a railway crossing when the warning lights are flashing, ONLY IF
- Where is the largest blind spot of a transit bus located?
- With railway crossings, it is illegal to
- If the tires on one side of your vehicle drift off the edge of the roadway, what should you do?
- Part of the road test involves demonstrating your backing-up skills in a vehicle. You will automatically fail the backing skill test if you
- If you're parking on a hill without a curb, you should prepare your car by
- Your vehicle's equipment must be working condition or you may have your registration suspended until they are fixed, including the
- Approximately how many collisions caused by animals on the road, especially deer, are there in Manitoba each year?
- After you drive through a large puddle of water, your brakes may become wet and fail unless you dry them. You can dry your brakes by
- If you've imbibed too much alcohol and need to drive, the best thing to do is
- If you are on a single- or two-lane road and come to an intersection with a divided highway or a roadway with three or more lanes, you must
- On a Manitoba winter road leading to remote northern communities, you will not find
- A yield sign indicates that you should
- At a flashing amber traffic light, you should
- A double solid yellow line means
- What is a driving distraction?
- Before changing lanes, you should
- You can take a left onto a two-way street when the light is red if
- You may pass a vehicle on the right if
- When exiting an expressway, you should slow down
- How can you reduce the environmental consequences of driving?
- If you are blocking the path of an alarming emergency vehicle, while being stopped at a red light or stop sign, you should
- Pedestrians have right-of-way at
- If a car ahead of you has stopped for a pedestrian, you should
- For angled parking, you should be most cautious
