Manitoba Motorcycle Test 05

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Manitoba Motorcycle Practice Test 05

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Which statement is FALSE? Commonly observed side effects of both legal and illegal drugs include...?

A false sense of alertness

Inability to regulate speed

Delayed reaction times

Reduced balance and coordination

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Vehicles and ORVs will be immediately impounded for a minimum of how many days for driving while the person is suspended or prohibited from driving?

15 days

45 days

60 days

30 days

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How many levels do drivers who receive a Tiered Administrative Licence Suspension move down the Driver Safety Rating (DSR) scale?

Three

Six

Five

Four

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Which statement is FALSE? When you host a party, what steps can you take to discourage guests from driving home if you suspect they have had either too much to drink or are drug impaired?

Encourage guests to take a vehicle for hire, or arrange for a designated driver

Encourage your guests to share a vehicle and not have each person drive themself

Don't serve 'one for the road.' It's a good idea to close the bar well before the party ends. Encourage guests to stay for a while by serving food and tea, coffee or other non-alcoholic beverages

Offer guests fruit juices, mineral water and soft drinks as alternatives to alcoholic beverages

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Moving up the scale usually results in...?

An annual review of your premiums

Lower premiums

Higher premiums

Stable premiums

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Drivers suspected by police of being under the influence of any drug can receive an immediate roadside licence suspension of how long?

72-hours

48-hours

12-hours

24-hours

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Your position on the Driver Safety Rating (DSR) scale depends on what?

If you had taken advanced driver training

The type of motorcycle you're riding

Your driving record

None of these

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Tiered Administrative Licence Suspensions are progressively longer suspensions ranging from...?

3 to 6 months

7 to 14 days

24 to 48 hours

72 hours to 60 days

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What will move you up the DSR scale?

Safe driving behaviour

The amount of logged riding time

Driving experience

All of these

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Will the vehicle be impounded even if it is owned or registered by someone other than the operator at the time of the offence?

Depending on the type of vehicle

Yes

Depending on the value of the vehicle

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Which statement is FALSE? If you fail or refuse an ASD, you may face enhanced roadside sanctions, including...?

Vehicle impoundment

An administrative penalty

Movement of 5 levels down the Driver Safety Rating scale

Mandatory Ignition Interlock participation for one year

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Possible interventions under the Driver Improvement and Control program include...?

Driver safety courses

A partial driving record review with possible driver licence sanctions

Warning letters

Advisory letters

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Drivers receiving two or more suspensions within a 10-year period are also required to complete what?

All of these

An Impaired Driver Assessment at the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba

A personal awareness program

A driver improvement program

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How long of a suspension would drivers receive for a TALS first occurrence?

30 days

7 days

48 hours

72 hours

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Which statement is FALSE? Drivers who have the following may be subject to interventions under the Driver Improvement and Control program...?

Alcohol- or drug-related licence suspensions

Not-at-fault collisions

Driving convictions

Are charged with a serious driving offence

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Which of the following will not move you down the DSR scale?

At-fault claims

Multiple parking violations of 5 or more within a 6 month period

Traffic convictions

alcohol- or drug-related administrative suspensions

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How long of a suspension would drivers receive for a TALS fourth and subsequent occurrence?

30 days

45 days

90 days

60 days

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Which statement is FALSE? Novice drivers cannot have drugs or alcohol in their system. Anyone who violates this restriction will...?

Be required to pay a driver's licence reinstatement charge

Be jailed for 48 hours

Be subject to an additional suspension from our Driver Improvement and Control Program

Receive an immediate 24-hour roadside suspension

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Which statement is FALSE? You will receive a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension if...?

Your blood drug concentration is over 5 nanograms (ng) of THC

Your combined blood alcohol concentration is over .05 and your blood drug concentration is more than 2.5 ng of THC

You register a fail on an ASD

Your blood alcohol concentration is equal to.05

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Which statement is FALSE? In addition to receiving an immediate roadside suspension, drivers convicted of an impaired driving-related Criminal Code offence may also be subject to a number of sanctions including...?

A court-imposed driving prohibition

A small fine

Moving an additional five, 10 or 15 levels down the Driver Safety Rating scale

Mandatory driver's licence suspension under The Highway Traffic Act

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How long of a suspension would drivers receive for a TALS third occurrence?

90 days

15 days

30 days

60 days

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Who will be responsible for the costs of towing and storage, plus an impoundment fee, which must be paid before a vehicle is released?

Vehicle owners

The insurer

None of these

The operator

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If you're a new Manitoba driver with your first driver's licence, you'll be at the which level on the DSR scale for both vehicle and driver's licence premiums?

Secondary

Intermediate

Base

Learner

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Which statement is FALSE? Who is subject to an immediate Tiered Administrative Licence Suspension?

Fails a physical coordination test or drug recognition evaluation

Registers a warn on an ASD

Anyone who operates a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration between .03 and .04

Fails a drug screening test

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How long of a suspension would drivers receive for a TALS second occurrence?

15 days

72 hours

30 days

45 days

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What happens if you refuse to provide a breath, saliva or blood sample to police?

Your insurance will triple

You will have a temporary criminal record

All of these

You will receive a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension

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Which statement is FALSE? Additional consequences of driving while suspended can include...?

Imprisonment for up to five years and/or fines of up to $5,000

A non-appealable licence prohibition under the Criminal Code, which means that a work licence cannot be obtained

Additional driver's licence premiums once the driver's licence is reinstated

A lifetime driver's licence suspension under The Highway Traffic Act

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Which statement is false/ Criminal Code offences include the following...?

Driving with a blood alcohol concentration equal to or over .08

Impaired driving causing bodily harm or death

Driving with a blood drug concentration over 3 ng of THC

Driving, or having care and control of a vehicle, while impaired by drugs or alcohol

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If you register a warn on an ASD, you will also face enhanced roadside sanctions, including an administrative penalty and...?

4-hour jail time

A temporary criminal record

Vehicle impoundment on a first offence

All of these

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Refusing to perform a physical coordination test or drug recognition evaluation, or refusing to follow a police officer's instructions regarding either test results in what happening?

All of these

A roadside warning

A roadside suspension

A criminal record

Your score is

Tips for Test Day

On the day of your Manitoba Motorcycle Practice Test, being well-prepared can significantly impact your performance and overall experience. Here are some essential tips to keep in mind:

Arrive Early: Arrive at the test center at least 30 minutes before your scheduled test. This will give you ample time to relax, review your notes one last time, and alleviate any last-minute nerves.
Check Your Gear: For the practical component, verify that your motorcycle and any required gear are in good condition and meet the testing standards. This includes checking your helmet, gloves, and any other protective gear you plan to wear.
Stay Calm and Focused: Anxiety can hinder your ability to think clearly. Practice breathing exercises or mindfulness techniques to maintain your composure throughout the test.
Read Questions Carefully: For the written exam, thoroughly read each question and all the provided answers. Misreading questions is a common mistake that can easily be avoided.
Trust Your Preparation: You’ve spent significant time preparing for this test. Trust in your knowledge and the effort you’ve put in. Confidence can positively impact your performance.

These tips will help you approach the Manitoba Motorcycle Practice Test with confidence and poise. Remember, this test is about securing your license and ensuring your readiness to be a safe and responsible rider on the road. So, take your time, stay focused, and good luck on your test day!

In addition to the tips mentioned above, you must familiarize yourself with the specific rules and regulations for motorcycle riders in Manitoba. This includes understanding speed limits, lane usage, and additional requirements for carrying passengers or cargo.

It’s also crucial to regularly review and refresh your knowledge of safe riding practices, as well as regularly checking and maintaining your motorcycle to ensure it is always in top condition.

Moreover, never underestimate the power of practice. Whether taking practice tests or practicing riding skills, continuous preparation can significantly improve your chances of success on the Manitoba Motorcycle Practice Test.