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课程名称：魁北克加拿大驾驶考试问题练习测试 课程概述：魁北克驾驶考试主要涉及魁北克省内驾驶汽车的规则、法规和法律。这包括获取驾驶执照、遵守交通法和信号以及保障道路上其他驾驶者和行人的安全。魁北克的驾驶规则由魁北克汽车保险公司（Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec，SAAQ）制定。为了获得魁北克的驾驶执照，学员需要参加书面和路考，并可能需完成一定小时的监督驾驶及防御性驾驶课程。 对于前往魁北克的游客来说，熟悉交通规则的程度往往取决于他们的出发地：来自美国的司机会感到相对熟悉；而来自加拿大其他地区的司机会更加得心应手；而来自欧洲的司机则需要特别注意很多细节，尤其是那些与北美大多数地方共有的规定。 课程重点包括： - 交通信息和道路标志主要使用法语，而非英语。大多数道路标志使用国际通用的图示，因此理解起来不会有困难。 - 高速公路在魁北克称为“Autoroute”，并且用“A”字母编号，类似于法国。 - 魁北克禁止使用手持式手机拨打或发送短信，即使在红灯停下的情况下也不允许，违反将面临高达115加元的罚款。 - 魁北克的速度限制：分隔高速公路为100公里/小时，乡村道路为90公里/小时，市区为50公里/小时。 - 魁北克的饮酒驾车法规：允许的最高血液酒精浓度为0.05克/升，和大多数欧洲国家、加拿大及美国一致，但低于英国的标准。 - 燃油价格：2017年魁北克的平均油价约为每升1.10加元，比欧洲大陆和英国便宜约30%和35%，但比美国贵50%。 - 道路通行费：一般而言，魁北克的高速公路没有通行费，唯一例外是环绕蒙特利尔南侧的A-30高速公路，2015年小型车的固定收费为2加元。 通过本课程，学员将能够更好地理解和掌握魁北克的驾驶规则和考试要求，为顺利通过驾照考试做好准备。
Quebec Driving refers to the rules, regulations, and laws for operating a vehicle in the province of Quebec, Canada. This includes obtaining a driver's license, adhering to traffic laws and signals, and maintaining the safety of other drivers and pedestrians on the road. The rules and regulations for driving in Quebec are set by the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ), which is the province's automobile insurance corporation. In order to obtain a driver's license in Quebec, you may need to take a written and road test, and you may also be required to complete a certain number of hours of supervised driving and take a defensive driving course.For visitors taking to the roads of Quebec, the degree of familiarity with the rules of the road will depend a lot on where the visitor is coming from: for drivers from the USA, things will seem pretty familiar; for drivers from other parts of Canada, they will be even more familiar. But from drivers from Europe there are a lot of points to watch out for - many of them common to much or all of North America.Language: road information and road signs are in French, not usually in English. Most road signs use internationally familiar pictograms, so you'll have no difficulty understanding them. A freeway is called an "Autoroute", and freeways are numbered with the letter A, as in France.Speed camera warning devices: these are illegal in Quebec.Seat belts must be worn by all persons in the car, at all times.Phoning at the wheel. It is illegal to use a hand-held cellphone / mobile phone for speaking or texting while driving in Quebec, even if the car is stopped at the traffic lights. Warning: fines from $115 upwards.Speed limits in Quebec: 100 km/hr on divided highways, 90 on rural roads, 50 km/h in towns. The limits on divided highways / motorways / autoroutes vary from province to province or state to state in North America. In Quebec, it is on the low side, at 100 km/hr. Take care! See table below for conversion into mph.Drinking and driving in Quebec: the maximum tolerated blood alcohol level is 0.05 grams per liter, the same as in most of Europe, Canada and the USA - but lower than in the UK.Gas (petrol) prices: average fuel prices in Quebec in 2017 are about 1.10 CAD (Canadian dollars) per litre. This is about a 30% cheaper than average prices in continental Europe, about 35% cheaper than in the UK, but about 50% more expensive than in the USA.Motorway tolls: generally speaking there are no tolls on highways in Quebec. One exception is the A-30 expressway round the south side of Montreal, where there is a fixed toll (2 CAD for a car in 2015).
