Ontario G1 Practice Test Rules1

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Question 1

In Ontario, there is a seat belt law

	Yes
	Only when driving on an open highway
	No
	Only when driving within a municipality

Question 2

When entering a freeway you should

	Signal and increase your speed to merge smoothly with traffic
	Drive slowly and be prepared to stop for freeway traffic
	Stop on acceleration lane, wait for an opening, and then enter the freeway rapidly.
	Slow down, and then enter freeway at a sharp angle

Question 3

Coming to a complete stop at an intersection is required, but where do you stop if there is no stop line, crosswalk or sidewalk?

	Stop right beside the stop sign
	Stop at the edge of the intersection
	Stop right before the stop sign
	Stop a little into the intersection

Question 4

When a right turn against a red signal light is permitted, what does the law require you to do before entering the intersection and making a turn?

	You may turn right on a red light only after coming to a complete stop and waiting until the way is clear
	Stop, then edge into traffic
	Slow down, signal and turn
	Slow down proceed with caution

Question 5

When does the law require lights on vehicles to be turned on?

	No specified time
	Between sunset and sunrise
	Between dusk and dawn and any other time you cannot see clearly for a distance of 150m
	Between half an hour before sunset to half an hour after sunrise and at any other time you cannot see clearly for a distance of 150m

Question 6

When can you pass on a shoulder?

	You may drive on the right shoulder only to pass a vehicle turning left and only if the shoulder is paved
	Never
	Whenever you can do so safely
	Only if a vehicle is turning left and you have an unpaved shoulder on the right

Question 7

Why must your vehicle undergo emission testing?

	All said answers
	A vehicle may be a certain age where it's necessary to get tested
	So that you may renew your vehicle registration
	To identify whether it's grossly polluting the environment

Question 8

Why must you use signals when turning?

	To notify the other driver(s) of your intention
	To advise pedestrians of what you want to do
	All said answers
	To send out an alert of your intention

Question 9

To make a U-turn you must be able to see how many meters in both directions?

	250 metres
	150 metres
	50 metres
	100 metres

Question 10

When do you stop for school buses if there is a median?

	Whenever you approach and see one
	No need to stop
	If a bus stops
	Only if you are behind a stopped bus which has its upper red lights flashing

Question 11

When lights are required, drivers must use lower beam headlights when following another vehicle at what distance?

	within 30 metres
	within 120 metres
	within 60 metres
	within 100 metres

Question 12

In what position on the roadway must you be before marking a left turn from a one-way traffic street?

	Close to the left side of the roadway
	Close to the center line of the roadway
	Close to the right hand side of the roadway
	Does not matter provided you signal

Question 13

Who has the right -of-way in a roundabout?

	Traffic in the roundabout
	Traffic approaching the roundabout
	Traffic turning left in the roundabout
	Traffic turning right in the roundabout

Question 14

When on streets designed for two-way traffic, if you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, what does the law require you to do?

	Speed up and get out of the way
	Pull to the right as far as possible and stop
	Signal the driver to pass
	Continue at same speed

Question 15

Where there are no posted speed limits, the maximum speed in cities, towns, villages and built-up areas is:

	30km/h
	60km/h
	50km/h
	40km/h

Question 16

On a roadway where traffic is moving in both directions, in what position must you be before making a left turn?

	Close to the left side of the roadway
	Close to the right-hand side of the roadway
	Does not matter provided you signal
	Immediately to the right of the centerline of the roadway

Question 17

Upon approaching a stop sign, what does the law require you to do before entering an intersection?

	Slow down and if way is clear, proceed
	Stop, and when it is safe to do so, proceed
	Stop, sound horn, then proceed
	Slow down, sound horn and proceed

Question 18

When a police officer signals you to pull your vehicle over:

	You must pull over as far to the right as you safely can and come to a complete stop
	Pull over as far to the left
	Slow down and stop in the lane you are in
	Signal and stop at the nearest parking lot

Question 19

If the signal light changes from green to amber as you approach an intersection, what should you do?

	Speed up to clear the intersection as quickly as possible
	Sound horn to warn pedestrians and other drivers that you do not intend to stop
	Continue through intersection without slowing or stopping
	Stop. If stop cannot be made safely proceed with caution

Question 20

A person whose driver licence is under suspension, may

	operate a motor vehicle in a case of extreme emergency
	operate a motor vehicle to and from work
	not drive, under any circumstances
	operate a motor vehicle when accompanied by a licensed driver

Question 21

The driver of a motor vehicle is not permitted to carry, in a house or boat trailer

	Firearms
	Flammable materials
	Pets
	Persons

Question 22

When a streetcar is stopped to take on or discharge passengers, where there is no safety zone, what does the law require you to do before passing the streetcar?

	Pass on the left side when the way is clear
	Stop at least two metres behind the rear doors where passengers are getting off or on
	Stop behind the rear of the streetcar and then proceed
	Sound horn and pass with caution

Question 23

A flashing red beacon above an intersection means:

	Slow down and if necessary yield right-of-way to cars approaching from the left or right
	Slow down and drive with increased caution
	Signal light is out of order, proceed with caution
	You must come to a complete stop. Move through the intersection only when it is safe to do so

Question 24

If two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at approximately the same time, the right-of-way should be given to:

	The one moving faster
	Neither one
	Vehicle approaching from the right
	Vehicle approaching from the left

Question 25

Are drivers responsible for their passengers buckling up?

	Only if passengers are over 16 years of age
	Only if the passengers are in the front seat
	Only if passengers are from five years of age up to sixteen
	Only if passengers are over eighteen years of age

Question 26

If you are caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) from ----------------, the police can immediately suspend your licence up to three days for a first occurrence.

	0.08 to 0.18
	0.07 to 0.08
	0.05 to 0.08
	0.08 to 0.10

Question 27

When passing a cyclist, allow at least...

	two metres between your car and the cyclist
	five metres between your car and the cyclist
	one metre between your car and the cyclist
	three metres between your car and the cyclist

Question 28

A flashing yellow beacon above an intersection:

	Stop if making right turn
	Stop if making left turn
	Continue at same speed
	Warns you to drive with caution

Question 29

High Occupancy Vehicle lanes on provincial highways are reserved for vehicles carrying how many passengers?

	4 or more
	3 or more
	At least two people
	A vehicle with only the driver

Question 30

Which of the following has the right-of-way over all others at an intersection when the light is green?

	Pedestrians crossing against the light
	Vehicles turning left
	Vehicles turning right
	Pedestrians crossing with the light

Question 31

When it is safe to do so, passing other vehicles on right side

	Is permitted providing it is possible to do so by driving on the shoulder of the road
	Is not permitted under any circumstance
	Is permitted on any street or highway
	Is permitted when the street or highway has two or more lanes for traffic in the direction you are traveling.

Question 32

When the traffic signal light facing you is red and you intend to go straight through the intersection, what must you do first?

	Stop, proceed when the way is clear
	Slow down, proceed when the way is clear
	Stop, give pedestrians the right-of-way, and then proceed with caution
	Stop, wait until the light changes to green and the intersection is clear before moving through it

Question 33

Upon approaching a Yield sign, what does the law require you to do?

	Stop, and then enter traffic slowly
	Slow down, stop if necessary and go only when the way is clear
	Speed up and force your way into traffic
	Stop, and then enter traffic quickly

Question 34

When lights are required, drivers are required to use low beam headlights?

	within 30 metres of an oncoming vehicle
	within 300 metres of an oncoming vehicle
	within 150 metres of an oncoming vehicle
	within 50 metres of an oncoming vehicle

Question 35

In what lane of traffic should you drive when you intend to make a right-hand turn?

	The lane approaching from the left
	Close to the left side of the roadway
	Close to the right side of the road
	Close to the centre line of the roadway

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Different types of auto insurance: What is Auto Insurance? Driving a new vehicle is a pleasure which none of us will ever want to miss. But driving is not an easy job; it involves a lot of dangers. While driving a vehicle one must be really cautious of following the rules and avoiding accidents.

But luck can never be predicted, you may just have an accident and the whole driving experience may turn into a disaster as you will not only have to look after yourself but also pay for the maintenance of your vehicle. To save yourself from all the extra money involved in case if something bad happens you must ensure your vehicle.

Importance of Auto Insurance : Whether you own the vehicle or it is on auto lease, insuring your vehicle is important. When you have taken a car or vehicle on auto lease it becomes all the more important to have taken auto insurance previously so that the dealer will not charge exorbitant amount from you in case of any damage. You might just feel that it is something which doesn’t have an immediate benefit and your money is going in vain but as the famous saying goes “prevention is better than cure”.

Third Party Insurance: One of the most common auto insurance plans is Third Party Insurance. This plan only covers cases where you have met with an accident, hit another vehicle or person and are at fault. The insurance company pays for you. It is one of those plans where the amount of money involved is really less. The insurance company is not liable for any other kind of damage or problem with your vehicle.

Fully Comprehensive Auto Insurance: Fully Comprehensive Auto Insurance is one of the best insurance plans. As the name suggests this insurance plan is all-inclusive. In this plan you don’t have to show that you are at fault for claiming the insurance money. So, if you have an accident which is fault of the other driver you can still claim. If your car is stolen you can claim your money. Any kind of damage caused by any reason will be pay back to you by the insurance company. But companies don’t give you 100% insurance as it may lead to false claims so they give 80% insurance, which is a good deal.

Special Insurance Plans: There is one unique and different insurance plan which deals with antique cars. It has all the same benefits of Fully Comprehensive Auto Insurance but there is only one clause that the number of miles traveled has to be under a limit.

Third Party, Fire and Theft: Third Party, Fire and Theft, is another very good auto insurance plan. The insurance company will pay for accident done by you and loss due to fire or theft. But in case if you are involved with an accident and the fault is someone else’s then the insurance company will not pay for any damage. This type is preferred by people who even after finishing their car loans want to have some sort of insurance.

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