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What shape and colours does a stop sign have?
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Watch the rule. Understand the answer.

Short, focused driving explainers. Watch a rule in action, read the explanation, then put it into practice.

  • Ontario G1 · English-language animation

    Flashing green: an advance green

    It is called an advance green because you get to move while traffic coming toward you is still held by a red light.

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  • Alberta Class 7 · English-language animation

    An ambulance comes up behind you

    Yield to emergency vehicles: drive as close as possible to the right curb or edge of a two-way road and stop until it passes.

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  • BC Class 7 · English-language animation

    Ambulance behind you: pull right

    Emergency vehicles using lights and sirens always have the right-of-way; pull to the right and stop, but not in an intersection.

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  • CELPIP writing practice

    Original email and survey tasks, saved drafts, timers, worked examples and optional free AI feedback.

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  • Speaking recorder

    Practise original CELPIP-style speaking tasks. Prepare, record an answer, listen back and download your take. Your audio stays on your device.

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  • Listening practice

    Listen to original English and French recordings, answer questions, and replay the evidence behind each answer. Nine short lessons, all free.

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  • CLB / NCLC score converter

    Look up each skill separately for CELPIP-General, IELTS General Training, PTE Core, TCF Canada or TEF Canada’s previous-score column. Free, source-linked and calculated on your device.

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    Practise with a purpose

    Start a set of questions or a writing task. Use the explanations and examples to understand the reasoning.

  2. 02

    Work on the gaps

    Review missed questions and topic progress. For writing, use the checklist to choose what to revise next.

  3. 03

    Rehearse with a timer

    Use a timed practice mode when it is available for your exam. Practice results are study feedback, not an official score.

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