NWT Class 7 Test case studies

The Northwest Territories Class 7 learner's licence is the entry step in the NWT graduated driver licensing system. It lets a new driver practise on public roads under the supervision conditions set for learner stage drivers, and it is the prerequisite for moving to a probationary Class 5 licence. It is written for people who have never held a licence, for newcomers to the territory, and for drivers transferring from another jurisdiction who must meet NWT requirements. The knowledge test samples the whole novice curriculum: signs, signals and markings; right-of-way and rules of the road; hazard perception and safe driving habits; sharing the road with pedestrians, cyclists and heavy vehicles; winter and northern conditions such as ice roads, blowing snow, long daylight swings and wildlife; impaired, distracted and aggressive driving; licensing, registration and demerit points; and vehicle safety and occupant restraints. The NWT Class 7 Test case studies are 5 cases and about 4,168 words.