MB Fines, Limits and Regulations 2025
| How many questions: | 40 |
|---|---|
| How many correct answers to pass: | 16+16 |
| Passing score: | 80% |
| Minimum age to apply: | 16 |
To obtain a Class 5 learner’s licence in Manitoba, you must be at least 16 (or 15½ if currently enrolled in a Driver Z program), pass a vision screening and the Class 5 Knowledge Test, present valid government-issued identification, and if under 18, provide written parental or guardian consent. To pass the Manitoba Class 5 Knowledge Test, you must study the province’s fines, limits, and regulations, among other topics. Our Free Manitoba Fines, Limits, and Regulations Practice Test is designed to help you ace those questions on your first attempt. Failing the exam results in a minimum seven-day wait and a retest fee.
Manitoba’s three-stage Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program (applicable to all new drivers) begins with a 9-month-minimum learner stage that enforces zero tolerance for impaired driving. It continues with an intermediate phase lasting at least 15 months, followed by the full license. Issues commonly covered on the knowledge exam include Manitoba’s penalties for traffic violations. These penalties include fines, licence suspensions, imprisonment, and even lifetime licence suspension for severe violations like driving with a suspended licence. Drivers must carefully follow the rules at construction and emergency zones, school bus stops, and crosswalks or face substantial fines and a lower Driver Safety Rating (DSR) (which directly impacts insurance premiums). Additionally, Manitoba’s Driver Improvement and Control Program escalates penalties with the goal of correcting unsafe behaviour. Manitoba also requires that drivers report collisions that result in injury or death, as well as those caused by impaired individuals. Penalties for failing to report or fleeing the scene can be assessed.
The Manitoba Knowledge Exam, available in multiple languages, is a 30-minute timed test comprising 30 multiple-choice questions. You must take the exam at an MPI Service Centre, and you must correctly answer at least 24 out of 30 (80%) questions to pass.
Our Manitoba Fines, Limits, and Regulations Practice Test provides immediate explanations for each response, speeding the learning process and ensuring you pass this part of the official knowledge test on your first attempt. Based on the most recent version of the Manitoba Drivers Handbook, the test contains 30 multiple-choice questions to assess your knowledge of fines, limits, and regulations.
Fines, limits, and regulations are just part of your knowledge exam. Check out our other Manitoba Knowledge Exam Practice Tests to fully prepare for any category of questions you may face!
- A learner driver (Class 5L) who fails the road test ________ will be required to take additional driving instruction before the next attempt.
- In Manitoba, the maximum speed limits in rural and urban areas respectively are
- If an emergency vehicle displaying flashing red lights or sounding an alarm is approaching, you must
- On an undivided roadway, when a school bus's red lights are flashing, you must stop at least _______ from the bus.
- In Manitoba, when driving at night, you must dim your headlights
- In Manitoba, if you are caught using a hand-held cell phone while you're driving, your licence will be suspended for ______ for a first offence.
- If you arrive at the scene of a collision in which someone has been seriously injured, you should do all of the following EXCEPT
- If a novice driver violates the zero blood alcohol restriction,
- According to The Highway Traffic Act, you must use caution when passing an emergency vehicle that is working on the side of the roadside. You should slow your speed to
- Drivers pulled over with a BAC over .08%, who then do not cooperate with officers, may face
- How long does it take to move up one level on the Driver Safety Rating scale?
- It is illegal to park
- According to the Tiered Administrative Licence Suspension Program, if it is your second occurrence of driving with a BAC between .05% and .08% within a 10-year period, you face
- If a driver's licence is suspended and a driver still chooses to operate a vehicle, consequences can include
- Every motor vehicle is required to have a horn that can be heard for at least
- In Manitoba, if a collision involved only property damage (i.e., no injuries), must you report it to the police?
- A Class 5L (Learner) driver must be supervised by a fully licensed driver whose blood alcohol concentration is less than
- You must not make a U-turn near the crest of a hill unless you have a clear view of oncoming traffic for at least
- According to the Manitoba Driver's Handbook, when you intend to make a turn in a city or town, you should start to signal at least _______ before the turn.
- According to the Manitoba Driver's Handbook, when you intend to make a turn in a rural area, you should start to signal at least _______ before the turn.
- You are approaching a school bus with its flashing lights on and its stop arm extended. Which of the following is true?
- In Manitoba, if you are convicted of speeding in a designated construction zone, the fine
- In Manitoba, it is illegal to park within ____ metres of a pedestrian corridor.
- In Manitoba, studded tires are illegal between
- If you are caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or more, your licence will be immediately suspended for
- Under the Criminal Code, if you are found guilty of driving with a blood drug concentration of over 5 ng of THC, you may face which of the following penalties?
- In Manitoba, a child passenger will NOT need a booster seat anymore
- In Manitoba, you must have your headlights on
- You must turn on your headlights whenever visibility is reduced to
- According to the Manitoba Driver's Handbook, a safe following distance under ideal driving conditions is
