Ontario Driving Test - Rules 2
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Rules 2
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Question 1 |
If a commercial vehicle becomes disabled on the highway during a period that lights are required, flares or reflectors must be placed on the front and the rear of vehicle at an approximate distance of...
30 m | |
15 m | |
90 m | |
60 m |
Question 2 |
When driving on a highway near an exit ramp, what should drivers do if there are continuity lines to the right of their lane?
They must merge with the traffic to their right | |
They must merge with the traffic to their left | |
They are not required to do anything unless they want to exit; the lane is unaffected | |
They must exit because their lane is ending |
Question 3 |
When a police officer motions them to go through an intersection where the light is red, what should drivers do?
Call the police officer's attention to the red light | |
Stop to make sure the police officer wants them to go through | |
Obey the police officer's signal and proceed | |
Wait for the light to turn green |
Question 4 |
Never change lanes without:
Honking the horn and providing the appropriate hand signal | |
Checking the rear view mirror | |
Signaling, checking the rear view mirror and checking blind spots | |
Signaling and decreasing speed |
Question 5 |
In good weather, what is the minimum following distance drivers should maintain between their vehicle and a motorcycle in front of them?
4 seconds | |
1 second | |
3 seconds | |
2 seconds |
Question 6 |
At an intersection where left-turn lanes are marked on the pavement....?
You can use it to pass slower traffic | |
Make your turn from the marked lane | |
Does not matter provided you signal | |
You can use it to park your car |
Question 7 |
What documents may police officers require drivers to produce?
The ownership papers for the vehicle being driven | |
Their own valid driver's license | |
A pink insurance slip for the vehicle being driven | |
All the answers are correct |
Question 8 |
What should drivers do if they become stranded in snow?
Get out of the vehicle and begin walking to get help | |
Build a fire for warmth and to signal for help | |
Run the vehicle’s engine no more than about 5 minutes every hour to stay warm while avoiding carbon monoxide poisoning | |
Keep the engine running so that people in the vehicle will not freeze |
Question 9 |
When turning left onto a one-way road to a one-way road you must:
Turn from the left curb lane to the left curb lane | |
Turn from the right curb lane to the left curb lane | |
Turn from the left curb lane to the right curb lane | |
Turn from the right curb lane to the right curb lane |
Question 10 |
When approaching an intersection that is blocked with traffic, what should drivers do?
Keep as close as possible to the car ahead | |
Stop and wait until the traffic ahead moves on before entering the intersection | |
Honk loudly to warn cars ahead to start moving | |
Make a U-turn and find another road that does not have a traffic jam |
Question 11 |
When are drivers permitted to lend their license to someone else?
When the other person needs it for identification purposes | |
When the other person needs it for an emergency | |
When the other person is learning to drive | |
Never |
Question 12 |
The Accessible Parking Permit?
All answers are correct | |
Allows drivers to park in a disabled parking space even if the person with the disability is a not passenger | |
Permits the person with the disability to park anywhere, including areas signed, “No Parking” | |
Issued to an individual, entitles the vehicle in which it is displayed to be parked in a designated disabled parking space |
Question 13 |
Pedestrians facing a flashing or steady red hand symbol should:
Race across the intersection as quickly as possible | |
Wave at the red hand in order to be polite | |
Not begin to cross the road. If they have already begun to cross, they should finish crossing quickly and safely | |
Cross slowly |
Question 14 |
When approaching a railway crossing where an electrical or mechanical signal device is warning of an approaching train, drivers must:
Slow down and proceed across the tracks with extreme caution | |
Stop at least 1.5 m from the nearest rail or gate | |
Stop at least 5 m from the nearest rail or gate | |
Accelerate and cross the tracks as quickly as possible |
Question 15 |
A traffic signal with a red light and a green arrow indicates:
The green arrow is for pedestrians only | |
Stop and then proceed | |
Stop and wait for a green light before turning in the direction of the arrow | |
Proceed with caution in the direction of arrow |
Question 16 |
A flashing green light at an intersection where turns to the left and right are permitted indicates that drivers may:
Proceed straight through if the way is clear | |
Turn right or left or go straight if the way is clear | |
Turn to the left if the way is clear | |
Turn to the right if the way is clear |
Question 17 |
The best way to stop quickly on wet or icy roadways is to:
Apply the brakes as usual; do not brake hard | |
Brake firmly. If the wheels lock, release and reapply the brakes in quick succession until the vehicle comes to a stop | |
Brake hard and hold the wheel firmly to prevent the vehicle from skidding | |
Do not brake. Release the gas pedal and let the vehicle slow down and stop on its own |
Question 18 |
The first time they reach 15 demerit points, fully-licensed G drivers will have their license:
Suspended for 15 days | |
Suspended for 7 days | |
Suspended for 6 months | |
Suspended for 30 days |
Question 19 |
What actions should be taken when a vehicle’s brakes fail?
Pump the brakes rapidly and shift into a lower gear | |
Press on the brakes as hard as possible until they re-engage | |
Use the emergency brake and honk loudly to warn other drivers while looking for a soft collision point | |
Wave down the nearest police officer and shout for help |
Question 20 |
How much time do drivers have to inform the Ministry of Transportation of any change of name or address?
Within 12 days | |
Within 28 days | |
Until the next time they need to renew their license | |
Within 6 days |
Question 21 |
A solid line to the left of a lane means:
Pass as soon as it is safe to do so | |
Pass only when there is no traffic in sight | |
Overtake and pass with caution | |
It is unsafe to pass |
Question 22 |
The hand-and-arm signal for right turn is indicated by:
Arm straight out the window | |
Arm out and down | |
Circular motion of the arm | |
Arm out and up |
Question 23 |
What is the consequence for the third or subsequent occurrence of a driver caught with a blood alcohol concentration in the ‘warn range’ of 0.05 to 0.08?
All answers are correct | |
An ignition interlock condition lasting six months | |
A mandatory alcohol treatment program | |
A 30-day license suspension and a $150 fine |
Question 24 |
How much insurance coverage is provided to an uninsured driver?
$15,000 insurance coverage | |
$10,000 insurance coverage | |
$20,000 insurance coverage | |
No coverage whatsoever |
Question 25 |
What should drivers do if they feel drowsy while driving?
Turn up the radio | |
Open the window for some fresh air | |
Reduce speed | |
Stop in a safe area and rest |
Question 26 |
Under what circumstances could drivers lose their license?
All answers are correct | |
Failure to attend a re-examination | |
Failure to pay a traffic fine when ordered by the courts | |
Failure to pay a reinstatement fee |
Question 27 |
Wet roadways can cause:
Loss of traction | |
Poor visibility | |
Hydroplaning | |
All answers are correct |
Question 28 |
Road test failures may result from:
All answers are correct | |
Lack of skill and control | |
Unsafe actions | |
Difficulty obeying traffic laws |
Question 29 |
Fully licensed drivers (G license) may be required to attend an interview and/or re-examination of their driving ability at:
15 demerit points | |
9 demerit points | |
6 demerit points | |
3 demerit points |
Question 30 |
By law, drivers must report a collision to the police when a person sustains injuries, or when there is damage to vehicles or other property exceeding:
$200 | |
$100 | |
$2000 | |
$500 |
Question 31 |
A flashing blue light mounted on a motor vehicle indicates:
A police emergency vehicle | |
A motor vehicle carrying explosives | |
Snow removal equipment | |
An ambulance |
Question 32 |
What is the safest action for drivers to take when their vehicle drives over black ice?
Calmly remove their foot from the accelerator and steer in the desired direction | |
Brake hard while maintaining a firm grip on the steering wheel | |
Put the vehicle in neutral and steer in the desired direction | |
Calmly remove their foot from the accelerator and steer immediately to side of the road |
Question 33 |
If you are reversing straight back or to the right....
Turn your body and head to the right and look back over your right shoulder | |
Turn your body and head to the left and look over your left shoulder |
Question 34 |
When involved in a reportable accident, drivers must report this to their nearest provincial or municipal police...
Within 48 hours | |
Within 24 hours | |
Immediately | |
Within 72 hours |
Question 35 |
A school bus with red signal lights flashing is stopped on a highway that has no median strip. What does the law require drivers to do?
Wait for approaching vehicles to pass, then pass | |
Stop at least 20 m away if approaching the bus from behind or stop a safe distance from the bus if approaching from the opposite direction. Proceed only when the bus’ signal lights are no longer flashing | |
Reduce speed and pass with care, watching for children who may be crossing the highway | |
Proceed along the road, honking their horns loudly |
Question 36 |
What is meant by 'overdriving' the headlights?
It means that drivers are going so fast that their stopping distance is farther than they can see with their headlights | |
All answers are correct | |
It means that drivers are using their high beam headlights all the time | |
It means that drivers are overworking their headlights, increasing the likelihood that the bulbs will burn out |
Question 37 |
The Ministry of Transportation may suspend the license of G drivers after a 9 demerit point interview:
If the driver fails to attend the interview, or fails to give good reasons for being permitted to keep the license | |
The Ministry is not permitted to suspend licenses until drivers reach 15 demerit points | |
If the driver does not have at least 5 years driving experience | |
If the license is not needed for business purposes |
Question 38 |
If a traffic signal changes while a pedestrian is still on the street, who has the right-of-way?
The pedestrian | |
Motorists coming from right | |
Motorists making a turn | |
Motorists coming from left |
Question 39 |
The centre lane of some roads is used as a ....?
Two-way left-turn lane | |
Emergency parking | |
Short term parking | |
Passing lane |
Question 40 |
Special passing or climbing lanes let slower vehicles move into the right-hand lane so that faster ones can pass safely in the left lane.
True | |
False |
List |
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