Free Manitoba Class 5 Practice Test Sets

To apply for a Manitoba Class 5 Learner license, you must be a resident and:

1. Be at least 16 years of age, or a minimum of 15 years, six months and be enrolled in a high school drivers education course.

2. Have parental consent if you are under 18 years of age.

3. Pass the MPI knowledge test and also meet the vision and medical standards.

You must wait a minimum of seven days before you may take another knowledge test if you fail.

On your Manitoba knowledge test day, you will need supporting documents to prove your identity, and establish these essential elements:

Birth date
Full legal name
Photograph
Your Manitoba residence and permanent address
Entitlement to be in Canada

• Primary identification, like ID showing citizenship/residency/residency status if born outside of Canada
• Secondary identification, like proof of residency

See: Acceptable Manitoba Identity Documents

You can take your Manitoba driving knowledge test through any one of the Autopac* agents or one of the Manitoba Public Insurance service centres located across the province.

All Manitoba driving knowledge tests are by appointment only.

With the exception of Saturday appointments at the Barnes Street, Lexington Park and Main Street locations in Winnipeg, they are only conducted during weekdays.

The Manitoba Public Insurance website allows you to search for the nearest location to your home. The location will have an automated driving knowledge test system in place.

See: Book Manitoba Driving Knowledge Test

*Autopac is the name given to various kinds of auto insurance policies by the Manitoba Public Insurance corporation.

There is a fee every time you take the Manitoba Class 5L driver license test - if you fail, and want to try again, you will have to pay for each attempt. It's also a bit of a hassle to go through the entire process again. (This is why it's a really great idea to master all of the material in our Manitoba Class 5 practice test series before you attempt the real thing.)

Each attempt costs $10. There is no charge for those 65 and over or if required to be re-tested for medical reasons.

If you do not pass, you must wait seven days before you can attempt the Manitoba driver license test again. You'll need to bring the same documents as before, as well as $10 for the test re-write charge.

See: Book Manitoba Driver License Test

We are very confident in saying that new drivers have a much better chance of passing the MPI learners test on the first try if they first become competent with our series of Manitoba Class 5 practice test sets. Our tutorials have been repeatedly shown to be a very effective means of studying for the Class 5L Manitoba learners test. Our 2019 version is among the most effective study tools (along with the drivers handbook) for new drivers seeking to obtain their Class 5L MB drivers license this year.

Many new drivers of cars and light trucks have already used them with great success. They can boost confidence and provide a much better understanding of what to expect on the actual test.

When you consistently get a passing grade on all of our Manitoba Class 5 practice test material, you will be able to handle any question that comes your way.

These practice tests combined with traditional study methods are simply one of the best way to prepare yourself for the real test.

Without a doubt, the most effective way to study for the Manitoba written driving test, is to combine traditional study methods with something like our Manitoba Class 5 practice test series. You should begin by obtaining a copy of the Manitoba drivers handbook (available on another section of this page), and reading the whole thing. It's actually quite an interesting read. It’s also a good idea to make note on areas that seem to be more difficult to comprehend - you'll be able to revisit these areas and strengthen your comprehension on one of our Manitoba Class 5 practice test sets.

With our series of MB learners practice tests, Manitoba drivers can get a good look at the test before taking it.

All of our Manitoba Class 5 practice test samples contain questions that are drawn from the Manitoba driver's handbook. We use the exact same information as is used to create the official Manitoba learners test.

However, we go a step further, and also incorporate information provided by visitors to ICanDrive.ca , who give us feedback about the test they have just taken. This ensures that not only are the questions and potential answers accurate, but the look and feel is also remarkably similar. (You might actually see some of the same questions and answers on your real MPI learners test.

When you take the actual Manitoba learners test (there are two sections, one on road signs and one on the rules of the road), you have to score a minimum of 16 out of 20 questions in each section. All the questions are generated randomly by a computer system from a database. There is no way to predict which question will come up on your test.

Note: The Manitoba knowledge test is not an open book test, and there's a thirty minute time limit to complete it.

Every one of ICanDrive.ca's Manitoba Class 5 practice test samples have been carefully designed to be as close to the real test as possible, using the same types of questions and the same format.

Don't be surprised if you see some of the very same question on your test.

Our Manitoba learners practice exams - 2019 edition are completely up to date and cover all of the current rules of the road and road signs. This makes it highly accurate and a very good representation of the actual knowledge test - easily one of the best study tools available to prepare you.