SAAQ Class 2 (Bus) Knowledge Test
Free · 150 questions.

• 24 out of 32
• 22 out of 30
• 27 out of 32
• 15 out of 20

Why: The passing mark for the class 2 specialization theory exam is 24 out of 32 (75%).

• In one step: flashing red lights and the stop signal as soon as it approaches the stop
• In two steps: hazard lights first, then horn and mandatory stop signal
• In two steps: amber warning lights, then flashing red lights and the stop signal
• In three steps: turn signal, hazard lights, then mandatory stop signal

Why: The stop is made in two steps: 1) alternating amber warning lights to notify other road users; 2) flashing red lights and the mandatory stop signal.

• Slow to 30 km/h and pass it carefully
• Stop your vehicle more than 5 m from the bus
• Stop your vehicle more than 2 m from the bus
• Pass it on the left if the lane is clear

Why: The driver of a road vehicle or a cyclist approaching a school bus whose flashing red lights are on must stop more than 5 m away.

• Minor: it can be corrected within 48 hours
• Major if the obstruction affects the rear emergency door
• It is not rated: only whether the exit works matters
• Major: anything that hinders access is an obstruction

Why: A blocked emergency exit is a major defect (10.B); any object or fixture that hinders access is considered an obstruction.

• 12 people in total, or 80% of the rows of seats
• 15 people in total, one per row of seats
• 30 people in total, two per row of seats
• Zero, as standing is prohibited out of town

Why: Outside urban areas, the number of passengers equals the seats, to which one standing place per row of seats may be added; with 15 rows, that is at most 15 standing people.