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You and your vehicle — British Columbia Driver's Licence Practice Test

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This British Columbia Driver's Licence You and your vehicle practice set has 81 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real British Columbia Driver's Licence knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the You and your vehicle bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. What should you do before starting the engine?

    • Adjust your seat, head restraint and mirrors Correct answer
    • Rev the engine to warm it up first
    • Sound the horn to alert pedestrians
    • Release the parking brake

    Explanation: Before you start the engine, always adjust your seat, head restraint and mirrors so you can comfortably reach the controls and see clearly around you.

    Handbook: You and your vehicle — Adjust for safety

  2. When is it acceptable to adjust your seat or steering wheel?

    • Only when the vehicle is stopped, before you begin to drive Correct answer
    • While driving slowly on a quiet road
    • While stopped at a red light
    • At any time, as long as you keep your eyes on the road

    Explanation: Never adjust your seat or the steering wheel while the vehicle is moving. Make these adjustments before you begin to drive.

    Handbook: You and your vehicle — Adjust for safety

  3. How should your seat be positioned for driving?

    • Upright, with the small of your back pushed into the seat Correct answer
    • Reclined as far back as comfortable
    • As close to the steering wheel as possible
    • Tilted to the right to reach the controls

    Explanation: Your seat should be upright, never reclined, with the small of your back pushed into the seat.

    Handbook: You and your vehicle — Seat