Driving in a Work Zone Quiz - Road Safety at Work

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Roadside work happens year round in BC, not just in spring and summer. Take our 5-question quiz to test your knowledge about how to drive safely in roadside work zones.

Question 1 of 5

In addition to road construction and maintenance crews, what types of workers will you find in roadside work zones?*

Landscapers

Flag persons

Telecommunications and utility workers

Emergency and enforcement workers

Tow truck drivers

All of the above

Question 2 of 5

Between 2015 and 2024, 260 motor vehicle incidents involving roadside workers were reported to WorkSafeBC. How many resulted in a fatality?*

0

9

20

30

Question 3 of 5

Which of the following should you always do to help keep yourself, your passengers, and roadside workers safe?*

Slow down

Pay attention

Be respectful of roadside workers by giving them space and following all work zone signs and directions

Check DriveBC.ca before you leave for traffic delays and for alternate routes around work zones

All of the above

Question 4 of 5

If you’re caught speeding up to 20 km/h over the limit in a work zone in BC, how much is the fine you face?*

$50

$100

$196

$250

Question 5 of 5

Work zones can be fixed in 1 place or mobile. When you’re driving through them, BC’s Slow Down Move Over law requires you to reduce speed and move over (if it’s safe to do so) when you see:*

Only emergency response vehicles with red and blue lights, such as ambulances, fire trucks and police vehicles

All vehicles with red, blue, or amber lights, including emergency vehicles, tow trucks, utility vehicles, and garbage collectors