ICBC Knowledge Test Practice: Get Ready to Drive in British Columbia
ICBC Knowledge Test
The following questions are taken directly from the official British Columbia Driver’s Handbook to ensure you’re well-prepared for your written driving test. These questions are specifically designed to test your knowledge of British Columbia’s traffic laws and road signs, helping you feel confident and ready to pass your ICBC knowledge test.
What Is the ICBC Knowledge Test?
The ICBC Knowledge Test is a multiple-choice exam administered by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). It includes 50 questions, and you must answer at least 40 correctly (80%) to pass. Questions are based on BC’s Learn to Drive Smart guide, covering road rules, safety practices, and traffic signs.
Once you pass, you’ll receive your Class 7L (Learner’s License) and can begin supervised driving.
ICBC Knowledge Test Practice: Why It Matters
Preparation is key. Practicing with mock tests helps you:
Get familiar with the question format
Understand which topics you’re weak in
Gain confidence before your actual test day
Try our free ICBC Knowledge Test practice to simulate the real exam. Each question comes with detailed explanations so you learn as you go.
How to Book the ICBC Knowledge Test
Booking is easy:
Online: Visit the ICBC website and schedule your test.
By phone or in person: Call or visit an ICBC driver licensing office.
Bring two pieces of valid ID
Pay the $15 CAD test fee
Walk-ins may be accepted, but appointments are recommended.
What Happens After the Test?
If you pass:
You’ll get your Class 7L learner’s license
You can start driving with a qualified supervisor
After 12 months, you’re eligible to take the ICBC Road Test (Class 7)
ICBC Driving Handbook
Access the ICBC Driving Handbook on our website and prepare to pass your BC knowledge test with confidence. Learn road rules, traffic signs, and safe driving practices all in one place. Start your driving journey with us today!
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Study Tips for the ICBC Knowledge Test
Here are proven tips to boost your chances of passing:
Read the handbook: The Learn to Drive Smart guide is your best resource.
Use online practice tests: Like the ones on drivingexams.ca.
Study traffic signs separately: Many test questions are sign-related.
Break it up: Don’t cram. Study a little each day.
Focus on understanding, not memorizing: Learn the why behind rules.
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FAQs
The ICBC Knowledge Test is a written exam that assesses your understanding of British Columbia’s road signs, traffic laws, and safe driving practices. Passing this test is required to obtain your learner's (Class 7L) license in British Columbia.
The ICBC Knowledge Test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions. The questions are based on the ICBC "Learn to Drive Smart" handbook, covering road signs and driving regulations.
To pass the ICBC Knowledge Test, you must score at least 40 out of 50 questions correctly, which is 80%.
To prepare for the ICBC Knowledge Test, study the "Learn to Drive Smart" handbook available on the ICBC website. You can also use online practice tests, such as those on drivingexams.ca, to simulate the actual test and familiarize yourself with the types of questions.
No, the ICBC Knowledge Test must be taken in person at an ICBC driver licensing office. However, you can use online practice tests to help prepare for the exam.
You will need to bring two pieces of valid identification, proof of residency in British Columbia, and payment for the test fee when you go to take the ICBC Knowledge Test.
The ICBC Knowledge Test costs $15 CAD. You will need to pay this fee when you take the test, and if you fail, you'll need to pay the same amount to retake it.
The ICBC Knowledge Test usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes to complete, but there is no time limit, so you can take your time answering the questions.
If you fail the ICBC Knowledge Test, you can retake it. There is no waiting period, but you will have to pay the test fee again for each attempt. It's important to study thoroughly before attempting the test again.
Yes, the ICBC Knowledge Test is available in multiple languages, including Chinese, Punjabi, Farsi, and others. You can confirm language availability at your nearest ICBC driver licensing office.