Saskatchewan Driver Education GDL Class 7 Learner Practice Test

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Ace your Saskatchewan GDL Class 7 Learner's Test with comprehensive practice quizzes. Drill with real-world questions, insightful hints, and detailed explanations to ensure your success.

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During night driving, what must a Class 7 learner driver do?

Drive without lights
Only drive when the moon is bright
Always have supervisor present
Drive at any speed

The correct answer is: Always have supervisor present

A Class 7 learner driver must always have a supervisor present while driving at night. This requirement is put in place to ensure safety and guidance as the learner navigates potentially more challenging driving conditions due to reduced visibility. The supervisor, who should be a fully licensed driver, can provide direction, support, and instant feedback, which is crucial as inexperienced drivers may not be fully aware of how to handle nighttime hazards, such as oncoming headlights, pedestrians, or animals on the road. Driving without lights, only when the moon is bright, or at any speed are all unsafe practices and do not align with the rules and regulations intended to keep learner drivers safe on the road. Lights are essential for visibility, regardless of moonlight, and speed must be adjusted based on the conditions and legal limits to ensure passenger and road safety.