Permit Test (NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR) Practice Exam With Correct Guaranteed Pass.

Headlights - correct answer The headlights of a motor vehicle (other than a motorcycle) must give off an upper beam of white light that will reveal a person or another vehicle at a distance of 100 m. A dash beam indicator light (showing high beam) must be part of the lighting system. A motorcycle must have at least one headlamp. Parking Lights - correct answer These lights are used to make your vehicle visible when parking only. If you drive when lights are needed, turn your headlights on. Tail Lights - correct answer These red lights at the rear of a vehicle or trailer must be visible from a distance of 150 m. A white light must shine on the licence plate so that it is visible from a distance of 15 m. Fog Lights - correct answer These may be used in addition to low beam headlights when the fog is so thick that regular headlights have no advantage. Signal Lights - correct answer All vehicles must have a set of signal lights that emit a white or amber light at the front and a red or amber light at the rear to indicate turning direction. These must be visible for a distance of 90 m to the front and 250 m to the rear. Brakes - correct answer All vehicles must have brakes that can be applied by two separate and independent means (front and rear). These brakes must be kept in good working order. A motorcycle must have a brake on each wheel of the cycle. Muffler - correct answer All vehicles must be equipped with a working muffler that prevents excessive or unusual noise. Tampering with a muffler (muffler cut-out) to increase noise is strictly forbidden. Horn - correct answer All vehicles must have a working horn to be sounded whenever it is reason- ably necessary. Bells, gongs, or sirens are for use on emergency vehicles only. Tires - correct answer All vehicles must be fitted with tires of the standard prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act. At least 1.5 mm of tread depth must remain. No tires with metal studs may be used between May 1st and October 31st. Windshields and other windows - correct answer It is an offence to have a sign or other object in the window that might block or impair the driver's vision. However, certificates and stickers required or allowed by the Highway Traffic Act or Regulations may be put in the proper positions (inspection certificates, parking permits, etc.). Window tinting is not permitted on the windshield and the front windows. Windshield wipers and washers - correct answer All vehicles (except motorcycles) must be equipped with a wiper device for cleaning rain, snow and moisture from the windshield. Since 1971, motor vehicles have also been equipped with a windshield washer that must be kept filled with washer fluid. For safety, it is important that you be able to wash away sudden splashes from other vehicles that could obscure your vision. Defrosters - correct answer All vehicles (except motorcycles) must have a defrosting device that will keep both front and rear windows free of moisture and ice to ensure that the driver has a clear view of the road. Mirrors - correct answer All vehicles must have at least one mirror to give the driver a clearly reflected view to the rear. These must not be cracked or discoloured. The inside rear view mirror and outside side mirrors must be adjusted to the driver's view. For all types of mirrors there still exists a "blind spot" where other vehicles may be driving and not be reflected in either mirror (see page 38). You must look over your shoulder, as well as using your mirror, before changing your position on the road. If your view to the rear is obstructed, you must have two outside mirrors. Speedometer - correct answer All vehicles must have a working speedometer that accurately shows the speed at which the vehicle is travelling. Odometer - correct answer The odometer indicates the total distance that the vehicle has travelled. It is illegal to tamper with or change the mileage shown on the odometer. Flares - correct answer A commercial vehicle exceeding 2500 kg must be equipped with flares which must be placed 30 m in front of and to the rear of a disabled vehicle. Vehicle modifications with aftermarket parts - correct answer Window tinting; adjusting the height of vehicle; modifying wheels, tires, exhaust etc. will void warranty and legally may not be permitted. You should consult the HTA and accompanying regulations and acts for clarification. Seat belts - correct answer Seat belt use is mandatory in Newfoundland and Labrador. The lap belt is to be worn low down on the hips (not across the stomach) ensuring that the belt is tight. The shoulder belt must be worn across the shoulder and never under the arm. An improperly worn seat belt could cause additional injury rather than protect you during a collision. All passengers 16 years of age and over are responsible for wearing their seat belts properly. The driver's responsibility is to ensure that passengers under 16 years of age are properly restrained. Pregnant women should wear the lap and shoulder belt when riding in a vehicle. The belt must be worn properly, low down under the bulge of the tummy and across the shoulder. The best way to protect the unborn child is to ensure the safety of the mother. Cell phones - correct answer It is illegal to use your phone while driving. Violators will face a fine and 4 demerit points Fine for wearing seatbelt incorrectly - correct answer Up to 500$ and 2 demerit points. Octagon sign - correct answer Stop