How close to a pedestrian crossover may you NOT pass another vehicle?
Ontario Class A (AZ) Mock Exam 3
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- 40 questions
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- Pass mark 32/40
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How close to a pedestrian crossover may you NOT pass another vehicle?
- Within 30 m
- Within 60 m
- Within 150 m
- Within 10 m
What is the most driving time allowed in a day?
- 16 hours
- 10 hours
- 14 hours
- 13 hours
Several plows are staggered across a freeway clearing all lanes. What should you do?
- Pass between them carefully
- Pass on the right shoulder
- Flash lights so they move over
- Stay behind; never pass between
After loading, within what distance must you re-check the cargo for the first time?
- 8 km
- 500 km
- 160 km
- 80 km
Which national standard sets Ontario's cargo securement rules?
- ISO Standard 9001
- CSA Standard 1
- NSC Standard 11
- NSC Standard 10
From January 1, 2027, what is new for drivers taking the Class A road test?
- A minimum of 1,000 logged hours
- A night-driving section on the test
- 6 months of Class G or higher first
- A second written test on trailers
What does a steep-hill warning sign tell a truck driver?
- Passing is allowed uphill
- A lower gear may be needed
- Chains are required
- Trucks are banned on the hill
When exiting an expressway on the road test, where should you do your slowing?
- On the shoulder
- In the exit lane
- In the through lane
- Before signalling
Which endorsement is needed on top of Class A to drive a tractor with air brakes?
- A Q restriction
- A Z endorsement
- A T endorsement
- An R condition
Who is responsible for making sure the cargo on your trailer is balanced and secured?
- The driver
- Only the shipper
- Only the receiver
- Only the carrier's dispatcher
What is the minimum tread depth on a rear tire of a commercial vehicle?
- 1.5 mm
- 0.5 mm
- 3 mm
- 4 mm
What does a flashing yellow light mean?
- Proceed with caution
- Stop, then go
- The light will turn green
- Trucks must stop
What is the industry colour for the trailer service air line?
- Blue
- Yellow
- Red
- Green
Approaching a stopped school bus from behind with its upper red lights flashing, how far back must you stop?
- At least 10 m
- At least 20 m
- At least 50 m
- At least 5 m
Why must turn signals be cancelled by hand on most trucks?
- The law requires it on cars too
- They drain the battery
- They are too loud
- They do not self-cancel
Before any trip, what should you check on a van trailer besides the cargo itself?
- The condition of the paint on the roof
- The shipper's business licence number
- Doors latched; racks and tarps secured
- The tire brand fitted on each axle
Mirrors are left out of the width measurement if they stick out no more than what on each side?
- 1 m
- 50 cm
- 10 cm
- 30 cm
Besides DriveTest, who can assess a Class A road test and issue a certificate of competence?
- The truck's manufacturer or its dealer
- A police officer working at a weigh scale
- A Recognized Authority
- Any insurance company claims adjuster
What does a flashing green light mean?
- Pedestrians may now cross the road
- The light is about to turn red
- Proceed with caution as at an all-way stop
- Advance green; oncoming has red
To what top speed must a commercial vehicle's speed limiter be set?
- 110 km/h
- 90 km/h
- 105 km/h
- 100 km/h
What must you do with the oversize load sign when you are not carrying an oversize load?
- Turn it upside down
- Remove it or cover it
- Move it inside the cab window
- Leave it showing at all times
Which situation is part of the on-road section of the test?
- A gravel logging road
- An expressway section
- A border crossing
- A car wash
Which device may a commercial driver legally use while driving?
- A two-way radio, mic mounted
- A hand-held cell phone on speaker
- A hand-held GPS unit held at the wheel
- A tablet showing a movie on the dash
Which road surfaces freeze first as temperatures drop?
- Sunny, open stretches of highway
- Freshly paved city streets
- Gravel shoulders beside the road
- Bridges, overpasses, shade
What are the three main parts of the Class A road test?
- Coupling, loading and fuelling
- Inspection, backing and on-road driving
- Parking, logbook and weigh scale
- Vision, written and medical tests
How is a pedestrian crossover marked?
- A single solid yellow line across the road
- Green paint on the road and a stop sign
- White double lines, X marks, yellow lights
- Red bricks and a flashing red light overhead
Within how many hours before driving must a Schedule 1 inspection have been done?
- 8 hours
- 12 hours
- 48 hours
- 24 hours
A fire starts in your combination. Which step is recommended if possible?
- Open the trailer doors
- Drive to the next exit
- Uncouple the units
- Pour water on fuel
A coupler mounting has one loose fastener. How is it classed?
- A minor defect
- A critical impound defect
- A major defect
- Not a defect
Which licence must you already hold before applying for Class A?
- A Class G1 with a clean record
- Any licence from any country
- A Class G2 held at least one year
- A valid Class G or higher
Every driver must have had at least 24 consecutive hours off within the preceding how many days?
- 10
- 30
- 7
- 14
Where should a tractor-trailer finish a left turn onto a multi-lane road?
- In the oncoming lanes
- Just right of the centre line
- In the far right lane at once
- On the right shoulder
Several weight formulas apply to your truck. Which result is the maximum gross allowable weight?
- The lowest of them
- The highest of them
- The registered weight plus 10%
- Their average
Warning lamps carried on a commercial vehicle must be visible from at least how far?
- 150 m
- 500 m
- 30 m
- 60 m
From where do you confirm that the fifth-wheel jaws have closed around the kingpin?
- From the driver's seat using the mirrors
- From the trailer's open rear doors
- From a ladder on top of the trailer
- Under the trailer, behind the tractor
Which two documents about the daily inspection must you carry?
- The tire receipts and the fuel receipts
- The current report and the schedule
- The annual certificate and the logbook
- The CVOR record and the bill of lading
What can happen if the trailer is too high when you back under it?
- The air lines will cross
- The tractor will hit the trailer nose
- The landing gear will collapse
- It may not couple correctly
What does overdriving your headlights mean?
- Your high beams are much too bright
- Stopping distance exceeds sight distance
- You use your headlights in daytime
- Your headlights are aimed too low
Besides identity, what must Class A applicants now document when they apply?
- Proof that they own a tractor-trailer
- Residence, legal status, work eligibility
- A hiring letter from a trucking employer
- Their credit rating and bank account details
What is the maximum overall length of a single tractor-semi-trailer combination?
- 18 m (59 ft)
- 23 m (75.5 ft)
- 40 m (131 ft)
- 25 m (82 ft)
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