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Question 1

A	Exit to the right
B	Crosswalk ahead
C	Winding road ahead
D	Sharp curves in the road

Question 1 Explanation: 

This sign warns drivers that there is a sharp curve in the road head. Adjust speed if needed.

Question 2

A	You may pass me
B	I am turning left
C	I am turning right
D	I am slowing or stopping

Question 2 Explanation: 

Slowing or stopping - If your signal lights or brake lights fail, this hand signal must be used.

Question 3

A	Road turns right then left
B	Keep to the right of the traffic island
C	Winding road ahead
D	Pass other traffic on the right

Question 3 Explanation: 

This sign indicates drivers must remain to the right of the traffic island. Traffic islands are used to divide a roadway into two separate sections, often at intersections.

Question 4

A	Slow moving vehicle, the vehicle ahead will be travelling at 40 km/h or less
B	Yield right-of-way
C	Dead end street ahead
D	Stop sign ahead

Question 4 Explanation: 

Tractors, farm machinery, or any heavy “equipment” vehicles which travel at speeds of 40km/h or less must display this “Slow-Moving Vehicle” sign. When approaching a vehicle displaying this sign, drivers should slow down and be prepared to drive at a lower speed. Drivers must not pass until it is legal and safe to do so.

Question 5

A	Stop sign 150 meters
B	You must come to a complete stop
C	Stop only if others vehicles are approaching
D	Bump sign 150 meters

Question 5 Explanation: 

Drivers must stop the vehicle completely by applying the brakes firmly and ensuring that the vehicle has stopped moving. "Pausing" the vehicle by braking slightly, then continuing through the intersection without stopping completely (also known as a "rolling stop") is not considered a complete stop. Drivers who do not come to a complete stop can be charged by the police. Once the vehicle is fully stopped, drivers should wait until the way is clear before entering the intersection.

Question 6

A	No trucks
B	Roundabout ahead
C	Route for large trucks
D	Permissive sign

Question 6 Explanation: 

This sign permits an action. The action permitted varies, depending on the sign. For example, if the sign includes a bicycle, the sign means that bicycles are permitted to use the roadway.

Question 7

A	Children playing in residential area
B	Direction sign for children
C	Playground zone sign
D	It warns that you are coming to a school zone

Question 7 Explanation: 

Watch for children. Be prepared to stop and yield right-of-way to children. Obey the directions of any crossing guard or school safety patroller.

Question 8

A	Do not stop in the area between the signs
B	Vehicles approaching from the angle shown must stop
C	Need no stop for stop signs in the direction of arrows
D	No entry into the intersection

Question 8 Explanation: 

These signs occur in pairs or groups. Drivers are not permitted to stop between these signs.

Question 9

A	Bump or uneven pavement on the road ahead
B	Construction zone
C	Bridge or Viaduct
D	Factory, slow down

Question 9 Explanation: 

Bump or uneven pavement on the road ahead. Slow down and maintain control of the vehicle.

Question 10

A	You are approaching a 4-way intersection
B	Pedestrian crosswalk ahead
C	Railway crossing ahead
D	You are approaching a hospital zone

Question 10 Explanation: 

Railway crossing ahead. Be alert for trains. The sign also indicates the angle at which the railway tracks cross. In this case, the symbol for the road and the symbol for the railway cross at 90◦, which indicates that the railway tracks cross at a 90◦ angle to the road.

Question 11

A	Road work ahead
B	Regulatory sign-reduce speed
C	School area ahead
D	A construction sign replacing flagman on duty

Question 11 Explanation: 

Construction ahead. Drivers should adjust speed and be prepared to stop if necessary. Use caution when driving as there may be construction workers on duty. Be alert and watch for other related construction signs.

Question 12

A	I am turning left
B	I am slowing or stopping
C	I am turning right
D	I am stopping

Question 12 Explanation: 

Turning left - If your signal lights or brake lights fail, this hand signal must be used.

Question 13

A	I am slowing or stopping
B	I am turning left
C	I am turning right
D	You may pass me

Question 13 Explanation: 

Turning right - If your signal lights or brake lights fail, this hand signal must be used.

Question 14

A	End of 50 km per hour zone
B	Maximum speed of 50 km/hour from this sign to next sign
C	Speed limit for rural school zones
D	Speed limit changes ahead

Question 14 Explanation: 

The speed limit changes to 50 km/h ahead. Drivers should be prepared to adjust their speed accordingly.

Question 15

A	Snowmobile parking ahead
B	Caution: Animal Crossing
C	Snowmobiles cross this road
D	Bicycle parking permitted

Question 15 Explanation: 

Snowmobiles cross the road. Be prepared to slow down and stop if needed.

Question 16

A	Hidden intersection ahead
B	Do not turn right at the intersection
C	You are approaching a traffic island
D	Do not turn left at the intersection

Question 16 Explanation: 

Do not turn left at the intersection. Drivers should plan their route in advance. Even if a GPS says to turn left, do not turn left at the intersection. Find an alternate route to the destination that does not involve a left turn at the intersection.

Question 17

A	Destination board. Shows directions to nearby towns and cities
B	Pedestrian control sign
C	Provincial park
D	School zone watch for children playing

Question 17 Explanation: 

This sign shows directions to nearby towns or cities. In this case, continue on the road to get to Barrie; turn left at the intersection to travel to Orillia; turn right to go to Midland.

Question 18

A	Hidden intersection ahead
B	Narrow road ahead
C	Winding road ahead
D	Road slippery when wet

Question 18 Explanation: 

Road winds ahead. Be prepared to reduce speed; watch for oncoming traffic.

Question 19

A	Do not enter roadway
B	Prohibited sign
C	Means a traffic circle ahead
D	Do not enter unless local traffic

Question 19 Explanation: 

This sign prohibits an action. The action prohibited varies, depending on the sign. For example, if the sign includes a left turn arrow, the sign means “No Left Turns”.

Question 20

A	Two-way traffic
B	Street racing permitted
C	Parallel parking permitted
D	Passing permitted

Question 20 Explanation: 

Drivers are permitted to pass on the road in this section. Check for oncoming traffic, and pass only if it is safe to do so.

Question 21

A	Do not turn to go in the opposite direction. (U-turn)
B	Road slippery when wet
C	No right turn permitted
D	No left turn permitted

Question 21 Explanation: 

Do not make a U-turn along this section of the road. Drivers should plan their route in advance. Even if a GPS says to make a U-turn, do not make a U-turn. Find an alternate route to the destination that does not involve making a U-turn.

Question 22

A	Railway crossing ahead
B	Bump 120 meters ahead
C	Traffic lights ahead. Slow down
D	Stop sign 150 meters ahead

Question 22 Explanation: 

This sign is used to warn drivers that they are approaching a regulated intersection. This sign usually appears when an intersection is “hidden”, for example, by a sharp curve in a road. Drivers should slow down and be prepared to stop.

Question 23

A	Bridge Ahead
B	Paved surface ends ahead
C	Narrow road ahead
D	Intersection ahead

Question 23 Explanation: 

Pavement ends; slow down and drive with caution. Gravel roads can be dangerous, especially if the road has been freshly “graded” (grading a road involves spreading a fresh layer of gravel on the road to level it out). Driving at high speeds on a thick layer of gravel could cause the vehicle to fishtail or spin, and could result in an accident.

Question 24

A	Sharp turn or bend in the road in the direction of the arrow
B	Danger, road ends
C	Keep to left
D	Winding road ahead

Question 24 Explanation: 

Sharp turn or bend in the road in the direction of the arrow. Slow down and be careful.

Question 25

A	Road under construction
B	Divided highway ends
C	Narrow bridge ahead
D	Divided highway begins: traffic travels in both directions on separated roads ahead

Question 25 Explanation: 

Divided highway begins. Each direction has its own road. Keep to the right-hand road. The “new” road may have more than one lane, but all lanes travel in the same direction.

Question 26

A	School crosswalk sign
B	Slow traffic on multi-lane roads must keep right
C	Caution school bus crossing
D	X intersection for school vehicles

Question 26 Explanation: 

When travelling on a multi-lane road, slower traffic must use the right lane(s). The left lane(s) is (are) intended for vehicles that are passing other, slower traffic. Use the left lane to pass, then pull over to the right lane and travel in the right lane.

Question 27

A	You have the right-of-way
B	School area ahead
C	You must let traffic in the intersection or close to it go first
D	Railway crossing ahead

Question 27 Explanation: 

Yield Sign: Drivers must give the right-of-way to other traffic. Drivers must stop if necessary, and proceed only when the way is clear.

Question 28

A	Merge Ahead
B	Road turns to the left
C	Road turns to the right
D	Two lanes ahead: both lanes travel in the same direction

Question 28 Explanation: 

Two-lane section of highway ahead. Slower drivers should keep to the right. Drivers who wish to travel faster (within the speed limit) should pass on the left in the extra lane, then move back to the right lane. Smaller highways often have passing lanes at regular intervals to allow faster traffic to pass under safer conditions. Drivers should be aware that oncoming traffic may also use the extra lane to pass if conditions permit and are safe. “Keep Right Except to Pass” is the general rule when travelling in any situation where there are two or more lanes of traffic travelling in the same direction.

Question 29

A	Keep to right
B	Keep to left
C	Do not pass
D	Do not enter this road

Question 29 Explanation: 

Vehicles are not permitted to enter this road. Drivers should plan their routes ahead. Even if a GPS indicates that the driver should enter the road, drivers are not permitted to enter. Find an alternate route to the destination.

Question 30

A	Advance warning of danger
B	The driver in this lane must turn right
C	Lane usage sign permitting all turns including left
D	No parking from arrows to corner

Question 30 Explanation: 

Traffic in this lane must turn right. Drivers should plan their routes ahead and be certain to choose the correct lane.

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