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Key Facts: MB Class 5 Knowledge Test Exam

30 questions

Multiple-choice questions on the Manitoba Class 5L knowledge test

Manitoba Public Insurance - Testing for your Class 5 licence

25 of 30

Correct answers needed to pass, about 80 percent

Manitoba Public Insurance - Class 5 licence

30 minutes

Time allowed to complete the knowledge test

Manitoba Public Insurance - Knowledge test

3 GDL stages

Learner (5L), Intermediate (5I) and Full (5F) in Manitoba's program

Manitoba Public Insurance - Graduated Driver Licensing

50 km/h

Default urban speed limit in Manitoba unless otherwise posted

Manitoba Driver's Handbook - Speed

90 km/h

Default rural highway speed limit in Manitoba unless otherwise posted

Manitoba Driver's Handbook - Speed

Zero alcohol

Novice GDL drivers must have no alcohol or drugs while driving

Manitoba Public Insurance - Graduated Driver Licensing

100

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The Manitoba Class 5 Knowledge Test is MPI's written exam for entering the Class 5L Learner stage of Graduated Driver Licensing. It has 30 multiple-choice questions taken on a touch-screen at an MPI Service Centre, and you must answer at least 25 correctly (about 80%) within 30 minutes to pass. Questions are drawn from the current Manitoba Driver's Handbook and cover road signs, rules of the road, right-of-way, sharing the road, GDL rules and safe winter driving, all in metric (km/h) units. This 100-question bank provides original Manitoba-specific practice with answers and explanations for every option.

Sample MB Class 5 Knowledge Test Practice Questions

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1A red, eight-sided (octagonal) sign at an intersection requires you to do what?

A.Slow down and proceed if clear

B.Come to a complete stop

C.Yield only to pedestrians

D.Merge with traffic

Explanation: A red octagonal sign is a STOP sign. You must come to a complete stop at the stop line, crosswalk or edge of the intersection, then proceed only when it is safe.

2What does a downward-pointing triangular sign with a red border and white centre mean?

A.Stop

B.Yield (give way)

C.No entry

D.Road narrows

Explanation: An inverted (downward-pointing) triangle is a YIELD sign. You must slow down, be prepared to stop and give the right-of-way to traffic and pedestrians before proceeding.

3In Manitoba, what is the general meaning of a yellow diamond-shaped sign?

A.A regulatory law you must obey

B.A warning of a hazard or change ahead

C.Information about services

D.A construction detour

Explanation: Yellow diamond-shaped signs are warning signs. They alert you to a hazard or change in road conditions ahead, such as a curve, intersection or merge, so you can adjust your driving.

4What colour are temporary construction and maintenance warning signs in Manitoba?

A.Yellow

B.Orange

C.Green

D.Blue

Explanation: Orange signs warn of temporary conditions such as construction, road work or maintenance zones. Reduce your speed and watch for workers and equipment in these areas.

5A steady red traffic light means you must:

A.Stop and remain stopped until the light turns green

B.Stop, then proceed when safe

C.Slow down and proceed with caution

D.Yield to oncoming traffic only

Explanation: A steady red light means stop and remain stopped behind the stop line until the light turns green. Unless a sign prohibits it, you may turn right on red after stopping and yielding when it is safe.

6What should you do at a flashing red traffic light?

A.Treat it as a green light

B.Stop, then proceed when safe like a stop sign

C.Speed up to clear the intersection

D.Ignore it if no other cars are present

Explanation: A flashing red light has the same meaning as a stop sign. Come to a complete stop, yield to other traffic and pedestrians, and proceed only when it is safe to do so.

7A flashing amber (yellow) traffic light means:

A.Stop completely

B.Proceed with caution

C.Make a U-turn

D.The light is broken; treat it as a four-way stop

Explanation: A flashing amber light tells you to slow down and proceed through the intersection with caution, watching for cross traffic and pedestrians. You do not have to stop.

8A steady amber (yellow) traffic light means:

A.Speed up to beat the red

B.The light is about to turn red; stop if you can do so safely

C.Stop only if a police officer is present

D.Proceed at the same speed

Explanation: A steady amber light warns that the signal is about to turn red. Stop if you can do so safely; if you are already too close to stop safely, proceed through the intersection with care.

9A green arrow shown with a red light means:

A.All traffic may proceed

B.You may proceed only in the direction of the arrow

C.Stop and wait for a solid green

D.Pedestrians have the right-of-way over the arrow

Explanation: A green arrow gives a protected movement in the direction the arrow points, even while the rest of the signal is red. You may proceed in that direction after yielding to any pedestrians already in the crosswalk.

10A solid yellow line on your side of the centre of a two-way road means:

A.Passing is allowed when clear

B.Passing is not permitted on your side

C.The road is one-way

D.You must change lanes

Explanation: A solid yellow line beside your lane means you must not cross it to pass; passing is prohibited on your side. A broken yellow line would allow passing when it is safe and clear.

About the MB Class 5 Knowledge Test Exam

The Manitoba Class 5 Knowledge Test is the written exam administered by Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) that new drivers must pass to enter the Learner (Class 5L) stage of the province's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program. It is a 30-question computer-based multiple-choice test based on the current Manitoba Driver's Handbook, and you must answer at least 25 questions correctly to pass. Topics include road signs, signals and pavement markings; rules of the road and right-of-way; intersections, speed limits and parking; sharing the road with pedestrians, cyclists, large vehicles and school buses; the GDL stages and restrictions; impaired-driving penalties and the Driver Safety Rating; and safe and winter driving. After passing, you receive a Class 5L licence and must drive with a qualified supervising driver while you build experience.

Assessment

30 multiple-choice questions drawn from the Manitoba Driver's Handbook, covering road signs and signals, rules of the road, right-of-way, sharing the road, graduated licensing and safe driving.

Time Limit

Up to 30 minutes to complete the test at an MPI Service Centre.

Passing Score

At least 25 of 30 correct (about 80%) is required to pass.

Exam Fee

The knowledge test fee is set by MPI and paid as part of driver licensing services; confirm the current amount on the MPI fee schedule before you book. (Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI))

MB Class 5 Knowledge Test Exam Content Outline

22%

Road Signs, Signals and Pavement Markings

Identify regulatory, warning, information and construction signs by shape, colour and meaning; respond correctly to traffic signals and flashing lights; and read lane lines, crosswalks and other pavement markings as described in the Manitoba Driver's Handbook.

26%

Rules of the Road and Right-of-Way

Apply Manitoba right-of-way rules at intersections, stop signs and roundabouts; make safe turns and lane changes; pass legally; obey posted speed limits in km/h (50 in urban areas and 90 on most rural highways unless posted); and follow parking and stopping rules.

16%

Sharing the Road

Yield to and protect pedestrians, including in school and playground zones; pass cyclists and motorcycles safely; manage blind spots around large trucks; respond to emergency vehicles; and stop for school buses with flashing red lights.

20%

Graduated Driver Licensing and Penalties

Know the Learner (5L), Intermediate (5I) and Full (5F) stages and their restrictions, the zero-alcohol and zero-drug rule for novice drivers, supervising-driver requirements, impaired-driving sanctions and how demerits affect your Driver Safety Rating.

16%

Safe and Winter Driving

Maintain safe following distance, scan for hazards, avoid distraction and fatigue, and adjust for Manitoba winter conditions such as snow, ice, fog, blowing snow and reduced visibility.

How to Pass the MB Class 5 Knowledge Test Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: At least 25 of 30 correct (about 80%) is required to pass.
Assessment: 30 multiple-choice questions drawn from the Manitoba Driver's Handbook, covering road signs and signals, rules of the road, right-of-way, sharing the road, graduated licensing and safe driving.
Time limit: Up to 30 minutes to complete the test at an MPI Service Centre.
Exam fee: The knowledge test fee is set by MPI and paid as part of driver licensing services; confirm the current amount on the MPI fee schedule before you book.

Keys to Passing

Complete 500+ practice questions
Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
Focus on highest-weighted sections
Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

MB Class 5 Knowledge Test Study Tips from Top Performers

1Read the current Manitoba Driver's Handbook from MPI cover to cover; the knowledge test draws every question from its content.

2Memorise sign shapes and colours: a red octagon means stop, an inverted triangle means yield, and yellow diamonds are warnings, so you can answer sign questions quickly.

3Learn Manitoba's default speed limits in km/h (50 urban, 90 rural unless posted) and the 30 km/h reduced-speed school zones, since speed questions are common.

4Study the Graduated Driver Licensing stages and restrictions, including the zero-alcohol and supervising-driver rules, because GDL is heavily tested for new drivers.

5Practise right-of-way scenarios at four-way stops, uncontrolled intersections and roundabouts until the order of yielding feels automatic.

6Review winter-driving guidance such as increasing following distance and reducing speed on snow and ice, since Manitoba conditions feature in safe-driving questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Manitoba Class 5 knowledge test?

The Class 5L knowledge test has 30 multiple-choice questions drawn from the Manitoba Driver's Handbook. You must answer at least 25 correctly (about 80%) to pass.

What score do I need to pass the MPI knowledge test?

You need at least 25 out of 30 correct, which is roughly 80%. If you do not pass, you can rebook and retake the test after waiting the period required by MPI.

Where do I take the Manitoba knowledge test?

The test is taken on a touch-screen computer at an MPI Service Centre or mobile service unit. You will also complete a vision screening and provide acceptable identity documents.

What is Graduated Driver Licensing in Manitoba?

Manitoba's GDL program has three stages: Learner (Class 5L), Intermediate (Class 5I) and Full (Class 5F). Passing the knowledge test starts the Learner stage, where you must drive with a qualified supervising driver and keep zero alcohol and drugs in your system.

What are the Manitoba speed limits I should know?

Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed is 50 km/h in urban areas and 90 km/h on most rural highways. Reduced-speed school zones can be as low as 30 km/h. Always obey the posted limit.

Are these official MPI practice questions?

No. These are original OpenExamPrep questions modelled on the Manitoba Driver's Handbook topics. MPI publishes the official handbook and licensing information separately at mpi.mb.ca.