Ontario Class A (AZ): Keeping your Class A licence

All 19 questions in this test

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1. Within how many days must you tell the ministry about a change of address?

   1. Six
   2. Fifteen
   3. Three
   4. Thirty

2. A licence has been expired for more than three years. What must the driver do?

   1. Renew online with the old photo
   2. Pay a late fee at ServiceOntario
   3. Re-apply through graduated licensing
   4. Take a vision test and nothing else

3. A 70-year-old AZ driver has an at-fault collision. What must they pass?

   1. Only a new medical report form
   2. Vision, knowledge and road tests
   3. Only a vision test at ServiceOntario
   4. Only the Z endorsement practical test

4. How often must Class A drivers aged 80 or over pass vision, knowledge and road tests?

   1. Before every renewal
   2. Every ten years
   3. Only after a collision
   4. Only once at 80

5. What tests does a Class A driver under 80 take to renew, usually every five years?

   1. Road test only
   2. Medical and road test
   3. No tests at all
   4. Vision and knowledge

6. How often must a 40-year-old Class A driver submit a medical report?

   1. Every year
   2. Every five years
   3. Every three years
   4. Never

7. Can you be charged with impaired driving if your truck is parked and not moving?

   1. Yes
   2. Only on a highway
   3. Only with passengers
   4. No

8. What is progressive shifting?

   1. Shifting before maximum governed rpm
   2. Skipping gears when loaded
   3. Downshifting on every hill
   4. Shifting at maximum rpm each time

9. What happens if a Class A driver does not file a required medical report?

   1. Nothing happens until renewal time
   2. The licence is downgraded
   3. A warning letter only
   4. A small fine on the next renewal

10. How often does a 55-year-old Class A driver file a medical report?

    1. Every five years
    2. Every three years
    3. Every year
    4. Every ten years

11. Who must report a driver whose medical condition may affect safe driving?

    1. Insurance agents
    2. Fellow drivers
    3. Doctors
    4. Employers

12. How long do demerit points stay on your record?

    1. One year from conviction
    2. Until your next renewal
    3. Five years from the offence
    4. Two years from the offence

13. Which vehicles are exempt from the Mandatory Vehicle Branding Program?

    1. Trailers
    2. Tractors over 11,000 kg
    3. Dump trucks
    4. School buses

14. A written-off tractor is branded "Irreparable". What does that mean?

    1. It can still be used off-road on farms
    2. Parts or scrap only
    3. It needs only a safety standards check
    4. It can be rebuilt and driven again

15. What blood alcohol level is allowed when driving a vehicle that needs a Class A licence?

    1. Zero
    2. Under 0.02
    3. Under 0.05
    4. Under 0.08

16. Which of these is illegal?

    1. Renewing at a DriveTest centre
    2. Updating your address online
    3. Carrying your licence while driving
    4. Holding two Ontario driver's licences

17. What happens if you refuse a police demand for a breath sample?

    1. A 1-hour wait
    2. A verbal warning
    3. A $100 ticket
    4. A Criminal Code charge

18. Besides licence suspensions, what penalty does zero tolerance bring?

    1. A free medical test
    2. Mandatory MELT retraining
    3. Monetary penalties
    4. A CVOR audit of the driver

19. Below 0°C, how long should you warm up the engine before driving?

    1. 3 to 5 minutes
    2. 1 minute
    3. 7 to 10 minutes
    4. 20 to 30 minutes