Fog keeps you from clearly seeing vehicles 120 metres ahead in daytime. What must you do?
Ontario G1 Mock Exam 4
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Fog keeps you from clearly seeing vehicles 120 metres ahead in daytime. What must you do?
- Use your parking lights
- Turn on your headlights
- Use your hazard lights only
- Rely on daytime running lights
What does the number on the small plate under this sign tell you?
- The maximum safe speed for the curve
- The minimum speed for the curve
- The distance to the curve in metres
- The new speed limit for the road
A warning sign shows a bus entrance on the right ahead. What should you be prepared to do?
- Yield to buses entering the road
- Stop until a bus appears
- Speed up to get past the bus entrance
- Pull into the bus lane
How many demerit points can a driver get for not obeying a school-crossing guard's stop sign?
- 6
- 2
- 4
- 3
Which statement correctly describes limitations of large commercial trucks?
- Their size guarantees that other drivers can always be seen
- They have large blind spots, need stopping room and may turn wide
- They can stop as quickly as a small car in every condition
- Their trailers always stay completely within the cab’s path
Which road users does the handbook single out as possibly losing traction on milled or grooved pavement?
- Cyclists
- Bus drivers
- Truck drivers
- Motorcyclists
When turning right, what should you check your blind spot for, besides pedestrians?
- Vehicles parked across the road
- Oncoming buses
- Cyclists coming up on your right
- Cars waiting to turn left
You are at interchange 250 on a freeway and want to get off at interchange 204. About how far do you have to drive?
- 204 km
- 54 km
- 250 km
- 46 km
You see a flashing yellow beacon on an obstacle in the road ahead. What is it telling you?
- Drive with caution
- Stop before the obstacle
- Speed up to pass it quickly
- Stop and wait for a signal
Between two of these signs, when may you stop your vehicle?
- Only while loading or unloading goods
- Only while loading or unloading passengers
- Never, not even for a moment
- Only for up to fifteen minutes
How many demerit points are given for a careless driving conviction?
- 4
- 3
- 7
- 6
What happens in a zone marked with a school bus loading zone sign?
- All traffic must stop at all times
- Buses must use red lights and stop arm
- Only school buses may park overnight
- Buses load without red lights or stop arm
What colours does a school zone sign use?
- White with red symbols
- Fluorescent orange with black symbols
- Bright yellow with red symbols
- Fluorescent yellow-green and black
Where is the entrance that this sign warns you about?
- On the right side of the road
- On both sides of the road
- Straight ahead at a dead end
- On the left side of the road
You approach this sign. What should you be ready to do?
- Stop and yield to pedestrians
- Sound your horn to warn walkers
- Yield only to cyclists
- Speed up to clear the crossing
A police officer demands a breath sample and the driver refuses. What licence penalty takes effect right away?
- A 90-day licence suspension
- A 3-day licence suspension
- A 24-hour licence suspension
- A 30-day licence suspension
Interchange 204 on Highway 401 is 204 kilometres from which city, where the freeway begins?
- London
- Kingston
- Toronto
- Windsor
What is 'velocitization'?
- Speeding up to match freeway traffic
- Losing your sense of how fast you are going
- Skidding when braking at high speed
- Feeling sleepy on a long, straight road
You are ready to pull back into traffic from a stop at the right-hand roadside. Which signal should you use?
- Your horn
- Your left-turn signal
- Your right-turn signal
- Your hazard lights
What does a 'share the road' warning sign ask drivers to do?
- Let cyclists use the full lane only at night
- Drive in the centre of the lane at all times
- Leave safe space for cyclists and other vehicles
- Sound the horn before passing a cyclist
For an ordinary car without an exemption, how many people, including the driver, are normally required in an Ontario provincial-highway HOV lane?
- Four or more
- Two or more
- One or more
- Three or more
What is the minimum length of a ministry-approved beginner driver education course?
- 40 hours
- 60 hours
- 30 hours
- 20 hours
At what time of day are wild animals most active, according to the handbook?
- From noon to mid-afternoon
- Only during early morning
- From dusk to dawn
- Only in the late afternoon
You are stranded in your car during a severe snowstorm. What does the handbook recommend?
- Seal every window completely
- Walk to find help right away
- Stay with the car and run the engine sparingly
- Keep the engine running nonstop with windows shut
Why is it dangerous to drive close behind a large truck?
- The driver can't see you and you can't escape
- The truck's mirrors will dazzle you
- The truck will slow you below the limit
- Trucks are required to brake slowly
After your brakes have dried, the pedal still feels spongy. What should you do?
- Keep driving until your next service
- Drive through more water to clear them
- Have the vehicle repaired right away
- Pump the brakes before every stop
You are following a school bus toward a railway crossing that has gates and signal lights. What should you expect the bus to do?
- Stop with its upper red lights flashing
- Stop at the crossing, without its red lights
- Cross without stopping, since it has gates
- Stop only if the signal lights are flashing
There is a solid line along the left side of your lane. What does it mean?
- It is unsafe to pass
- You may pass if it is clear
- You must turn left soon
- Your lane is ending ahead
Under Ontario’s current policy, how long can a temporary Accessible Parking Permit be valid?
- Up to five years without recertification
- Up to twelve months, with medical recertification required to renew
- Only two weeks, with no possibility of another permit
- Indefinitely while it is displayed
Defensive driving is built on three main ideas. What are they?
- Visibility, space and communication
- Speed, signals and mirrors
- Patience, courtesy and concentration
- Distance, timing and braking
A driver with no alcohol-related history is convicted of dangerous driving under the Criminal Code. Which remedial measure applies?
- A warn-range education course
- A driver-improvement interview
- An ignition interlock only
- The Back on Track program
The signals are out because of a power outage. You and a car on your right stop at the same moment. Who should go first?
- Whichever car is going straight
- The car on your right
- Whichever car is larger
- You, as the car on the left
You are stopped at a red light where a stop line is painted on the pavement. Where should the front of your vehicle be?
- At the edge of the intersection
- At the stop line
- On the far side of the crosswalk
- Wherever you can see cross traffic
A G1 driver is convicted for the first time of breaking a graduated-licensing condition. How long is the escalating novice-driver suspension?
- 7 days
- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
You are stopping for a red light. There is no stop line, but there is an unmarked crosswalk. Where should you stop?
- At the edge of the intersection
- At the crosswalk
- Three car lengths back
- In the middle of the crosswalk
What should you do when approaching an intersection with a flashing yellow light?
- Drive through with caution
- Wait for a steady green light
- Come to a complete stop
- Stop and yield to the right
You notice two chevrons painted above a bicycle symbol in your lane. What does this marking tell you?
- Bikes and vehicles share this lane
- The lane is for bicycles only
- A bike lane starts at the next block
- Vehicles may not enter the lane
You see this sign at an intersection. What does it tell you?
- Straight ahead only
- One-way road ahead
- Road ends ahead
- Do not go straight
Near an interchange, you see continuity lines on the left side of your lane. What does this generally mean?
- Your lane is ending or exiting
- You may pass on the right only
- Your lane continues unaffected
- A bus lane begins just ahead
What should you do when you see this sign?
- Stop right at this sign
- Slow down; a stop sign is ahead
- Speed up before the light changes
- Yield to traffic on your left
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