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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: Quebec Class 5 Test Exam

75%

Passing Score on Each Section

SAAQ Class 5 page

3

Official Knowledge-Test Sections

SAAQ Class 5 page

$13.50

2026 Knowledge Test Fee

SAAQ fees page

30-60 min

Knowledge Test Duration

SAAQ Class 5 page

10 months

Learner Licence Before Knowledge Test

SAAQ Class 5 page

12 months

Learner Licence Before Road Test

SAAQ Class 5 page

18 months

Learner Licence Validity

SAAQ Class 5 page

not published

Official Live-Test Question Count

SAAQ public pages reviewed

SAAQ verifies that the Class 5 knowledge test is entirely multiple-choice, takes about 30 to 60 minutes, costs $13.50 in 2026, and requires 75% on each of three sections: Highway Safety Code, road signs/pavement markings/traffic signals, and passenger-vehicle behaviours and techniques. SAAQ does not publish a fixed live-test question count on the verified public pages, so this page lists the official count as not published and provides 100 original practice questions based on SAAQ resources.

Sample Quebec Class 5 Test Practice Questions

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1Which statement best matches SAAQ's published format for the Class 5 knowledge test?
A.It is a road test with no written questions
B.It is entirely multiple-choice and divided into three sections
C.It is only a road-sign recognition test
D.It is a written essay about the Highway Safety Code
Explanation: SAAQ describes the Class 5 knowledge test as entirely multiple-choice. The official sections cover the Highway Safety Code, road signs/markings/signals, and behaviours and techniques for passenger-vehicle driving.
2What passing standard does SAAQ publish for the Class 5 knowledge test?
A.50% overall, with no section minimum
B.60% on the road-sign section only
C.75% on each of the three sections
D.100% on every traffic-signal question
Explanation: SAAQ says you must obtain 75% on each of the three knowledge-test sections. A strong total score does not compensate for failing one section.
3According to SAAQ's 2026 fee table, what is the knowledge-test fee for one or several tests taken during the same appointment?
A.$5.00
B.$13.50
C.$33.75
D.$107.96
Explanation: SAAQ lists the 2026 knowledge-test fee as $13.50 for one or several tests taken during the same appointment. The other amounts correspond to different services or are not the listed knowledge-test fee.
4For the standard Class 5 route, how long must you have held a valid learner's licence before the SAAQ knowledge test date?
A.At least 1 month
B.At least 6 months
C.At least 10 months
D.At least 24 months
Explanation: SAAQ lists holding a valid learner's licence for at least 10 months as the prerequisite for the Class 5 knowledge test. The 12-month period applies before the road test, not this knowledge test.
5A Quebec Class 5 learner is practising on public roads. Who must be seated beside the learner?
A.Any passenger who is at least 16
B.A valid Quebec Class 5 licence holder with at least two years of fully licensed experience, or a recognized driving-school instructor
C.Only another learner who passed Module 5
D.A probationary licence holder with six months of experience
Explanation: SAAQ requires Class 5 learners to drive with a recognized driving-school instructor or an accompanying driver who has the proper valid Quebec licence and at least two years of fully licensed experience. A probationary driver cannot act as an accompanying driver.
6Which nighttime rule applies to Quebec Class 5 learner's licence holders?
A.They may drive alone after midnight if traffic is light
B.They may not drive between midnight and 5 a.m.
C.They may drive after midnight only on expressways
D.They may drive at night only if the vehicle has winter tires
Explanation: SAAQ lists a midnight-to-5 a.m. driving restriction for Class 5 learner's licence holders. The restriction is separate from vehicle equipment and traffic volume.
7Which pair of restrictions applies to Quebec Class 5 learner's licence holders?
A.Eight demerit points and a 0.05 alcohol limit
B.Four-demerit-point bracket and zero alcohol while driving
C.No demerit points and alcohol allowed if supervised
D.Fifteen demerit points and only a commercial-vehicle restriction
Explanation: SAAQ states that learner's licence holders are subject to the four-demerit-point bracket and the zero-alcohol rule. These restrictions are intended to reduce risk while new drivers build experience.
8In Quebec, what must you do at a red octagonal stop sign?
A.Slow down and continue if no vehicle is close
B.Come to a complete stop, then proceed only when safe
C.Yield only to traffic on your right without stopping
D.Stop only if pedestrians are already in the crosswalk
Explanation: A stop sign requires a complete stop at the proper stopping point. After stopping, you proceed only after yielding as required and confirming the way is safe.
9What does a yield sign require you to do?
A.Stop for exactly five seconds every time
B.Slow down and give the right of way, stopping if necessary
C.Accelerate so you can merge ahead of traffic
D.Yield only to larger vehicles
Explanation: A yield sign means you must slow down and be ready to stop. You may proceed only after giving the right of way to road users who have priority.
10In Quebec road-sign conventions, yellow signs most commonly warn drivers about what?
A.Parking payment methods
B.Hazards or dangerous conditions ahead
C.Official tourist routes only
D.Permanent road closures only
Explanation: SAAQ's Driver's Handbook describes yellow as the general colour for danger warnings. These signs tell you to prepare for hazards such as curves, intersections, animals, slippery pavement or other conditions.

About the Quebec Class 5 Test Exam

The Quebec SAAQ Class 5 Passenger Vehicle Knowledge Test is the knowledge exam required before the Class 5 road test for new passenger-vehicle drivers. SAAQ requires a recognized driving course, a Class 5 learner's licence, at least 10 months with that learner's licence before the knowledge test, and a passing score of 75% on each of three multiple-choice sections covering the Highway Safety Code, road signs and signals, and passenger-vehicle behaviours and techniques.

Assessment

Entirely multiple-choice SAAQ knowledge test divided into three parts: the Highway Safety Code; road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals; and behaviours and techniques applicable to driving a passenger vehicle.

Time Limit

30 to 60 minutes

Passing Score

75% on each of the three sections

Exam Fee

$13.50 for one or several knowledge tests taken during the same appointment in 2026 (Societe de l'assurance automobile du Quebec (SAAQ))

Quebec Class 5 Test Exam Content Outline

Official section

Highway Safety Code

Rules for stopping, yielding, turning, passing, speed, safe distance, seat belts, impaired driving, distracted driving, school buses, emergency vehicles, parking and penalties

Official section

Road Signs, Markings and Signals

Stop and yield controls, traffic lights, right-turn-on-red signs, warning and road-work signs, yellow and white pavement markings, stop lines, crosswalks, railway signs and reserved lanes

Official section

Passenger-Vehicle Behaviours and Techniques

Observation, blind-spot checks, OEA strategy, lane changes, turns, expressway entry and exit, parking, safe following distance, braking, skids, hydroplaning, fog, snow and winter driving

SAAQ licensing rules

Learner and Probationary Requirements

Minimum age, consent under 18, driving school modules, Module 5 evaluation, learner licence cost and validity, 10-month knowledge-test prerequisite, 12-month road-test prerequisite, accompanying driver rules and zero-alcohol restrictions

SAAQ road-safety guidance

Sharing the Road

Duty of care around pedestrians, cyclists, people with reduced mobility, school buses, emergency vehicles, heavy vehicles, motorcycles, buses, snow-removal vehicles and road workers

SAAQ road-safety guidance

Adverse Conditions and Emergencies

Winter tires, black ice, low visibility, rain, fog, headlights, hazard lights, breakdowns, snowstorms, ABS, emergency stops, two wheels on the shoulder, collision avoidance and safe roadside decisions

How to Pass the Quebec Class 5 Test Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 75% on each of the three sections
  • Assessment: Entirely multiple-choice SAAQ knowledge test divided into three parts: the Highway Safety Code; road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals; and behaviours and techniques applicable to driving a passenger vehicle.
  • Time limit: 30 to 60 minutes
  • Exam fee: $13.50 for one or several knowledge tests taken during the same appointment in 2026

Keys to Passing

  • Work through all 100 available questions
  • Review every answer and explanation
  • Track weak areas and revisit them
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Quebec Class 5 Test Study Tips from Top Performers

1Study the three official SAAQ sections separately: Highway Safety Code rules, road signs/markings/signals, and passenger-vehicle behaviours and techniques.
2Do not memorize the SAAQ road-safety quiz as if it were the live test; SAAQ states that the quiz is not a replica of the knowledge test.
3Memorize Quebec-specific numbers that appear in SAAQ resources: 75% on each section, $13.50 2026 knowledge-test fee, 10 months before the knowledge test, 12 months before the road test, 5 metres from a stopped school bus, and December 1 to March 15 winter tires.
4Practise illustrated scenarios by identifying every road user, traffic control, marking, possible offence and right-of-way conflict before looking at the answer options.
5Separate learner restrictions from probationary restrictions in your notes; learners need an accompanying driver and cannot drive from midnight to 5 a.m., while probationary rules focus on solo driving, zero alcohol and demerit limits.
6Use mixed practice after topic study so you can switch between signs, right-of-way, road sharing, adverse conditions, impairment, distraction, parking and emergency-response questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who administers the Quebec Class 5 knowledge test?

The Societe de l'assurance automobile du Quebec (SAAQ) administers the Class 5 passenger vehicle knowledge test. Appointments are made through SAAQclic, and the test is taken at a SAAQ service outlet.

What is on the SAAQ Class 5 knowledge test?

SAAQ states that the knowledge test is based on the Road Safety Education Program and has three parts: the Highway Safety Code; road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals; and behaviours and techniques for driving a passenger vehicle.

Is the Quebec Class 5 knowledge test multiple-choice?

Yes. SAAQ states that the Class 5 knowledge test is comprised entirely of multiple-choice questions. French- and English-language audio recordings of questions and answer options are available to assist with reading.

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

The official SAAQ pages verified for this file do not publish a fixed public question count for the live Class 5 knowledge test. SAAQ does publish road-safety quiz categories, but it says the quiz is not a replica of the official knowledge test.

What score do I need to pass?

You must obtain 75% on each of the three sections. If you fail, SAAQ says you must wait at least 28 days and retake only the section or sections you failed, with fees applying each time.

How much does the 2026 SAAQ Class 5 knowledge test cost?

SAAQ lists $13.50 in 2026 for one or several knowledge tests taken during the same appointment. The separate Class 5 learner's licence fee listed on the Class 5 page is $88.35, valid 18 months and including the photo.

When can I take the SAAQ Class 5 knowledge test?

For the standard new-driver route, SAAQ says you must have held a valid Class 5 learner's licence for at least 10 months on the test date before scheduling the SAAQ knowledge test.

What should I study?

SAAQ lists the Driver's Handbook, Driving a Passenger Vehicle, the Guide to Knowledge Test Illustrations, the Road Access Binder, the passenger-vehicle driving-course modules and exercises, and the SAAQ Road Safety Quiz as preparation resources.