AZ test questions: 50 printable practice questions with answers

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This page puts 50 original practice questions for the Ontario Class A (AZ) Truck Knowledge Test on one sheet you can print or save as a PDF. They are drawn evenly from our 13 topics (class a licence and requirements, size, weight, cvor and documents, daily inspection and defects, coupling and uncoupling, cargo securement and oversize loads, hours of service and logs, controls, braking and jackknife control and off-tracking, turns and backing, among others), so one sitting covers the whole test, not just the easy chapters.

The answer key starts on a new page after the last question. Each answer has a short explanation and the chapter of the The Official MTO Truck Handbook it comes from, so you can check the rule in the official source instead of memorising our wording. These are not the official test questions: the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) does not publish its question bank. When the sheet feels easy, sit a timed mock exam of 40 questions (you need 32 correct to pass our mock).

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1.Your truck begins to skid. What should you do?
1. Accelerate and turn the wheel sharply
2. Brake hard and hold the wheel straight
3. Shift up into a higher gear right away
4. Ease off; steer where you want to go
2.Where is the annual inspection decal placed on a semi-trailer?
1. On the rear doors at eye level
2. Inside the trailer on the bulkhead
3. On the front left outside surface
4. On the right side near the landing gear
3.How many classes of dangerous goods are there?
1. Seven
2. Twelve
3. Nine
4. Five
4.What must new Class A applicants complete before the Class A road test?
1. Mandatory entry-level training (MELT)
2. A dangerous goods certificate course
3. A Z endorsement practical exam
4. A one-year Class D driving period
5.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
6.Which of these items is recommended but not mandatory?
1. A stroke-measuring device
2. Protective eyewear
3. A way to hold the pedal down
4. Wheel chocks
7.What does "hitting the pin" mean?
1. Pulling the fifth-wheel release pin out
2. Backing sharply to set the kingpin in the jaws
3. Tapping the kingpin with a heavy hammer
4. Inserting the safety pin in the landing gear
8.What shape and colour is a stop sign?
1. Red triangle
2. White rectangle
3. Red octagon
4. Yellow diamond
9.What must you do with the oversize load sign when you are not carrying an oversize load?
1. Turn it upside down
2. Remove it or cover it
3. Move it inside the cab window
4. Leave it showing at all times
10.Why should you not fan the brakes on dry pavement?
1. It is the best way to stop fast
2. It locks the trailer wheels
3. It overheats the engine
4. It wastes air and helps nothing
11.What may a tractor-trailer use in a roundabout that small vehicles should not?
1. The exit's bike lane
2. The inside of the island
3. The raised central apron
4. The outside sidewalk
12.Which item is NOT required when the daily log is made by a recording device?
1. The odometer readings
2. The driver's name
3. The cycle being followed
4. The graph grid
13.On a road with a median, which traffic must stop for a school bus with lights flashing?
1. Only traffic behind the bus
2. Traffic in both directions
3. Only oncoming traffic
4. No traffic at all
14.Several plows are staggered across a freeway clearing all lanes. What should you do?
1. Pass between them carefully
2. Pass on the right shoulder
3. Flash lights so they move over
4. Stay behind; never pass between
15.With the trailer supply valve closed, air escapes from the service gladhand when braking. What is defective?
1. The tractor protection valve
2. The trailer spring brakes
3. The air dryer purge valve
4. The front wheel-limiting valve
16.The same truck is caught a third time within two years with critical defects. What impoundment applies?
1. 60 days
2. 90 days
3. 15 days
4. 30 days
17.Besides identity, what must Class A applicants now document when they apply?
1. Proof that they own a tractor-trailer
2. Residence, legal status, work eligibility
3. A hiring letter from a trucking employer
4. Their credit rating and bank account details
18.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
19.How many randomly chosen interior items are inspected after the in-cab check?
1. One
2. Two
3. Four
4. Eight
20.What can happen if the trailer is too high when you back under it?
1. The air lines will cross
2. The tractor will hit the trailer nose
3. The landing gear will collapse
4. It may not couple correctly
21.What does a sign about doubled fines in a construction zone apply to?
1. Using high beams in the work zone
2. Speeding when workers are present
3. All traffic offences at any time
4. Parking on the shoulder in the zone
22.When are you NOT required to inspect your load during the trip?
1. It is sealed and you may not open it
2. The load weighs less than 4,500 kg
3. It is a short local trip under 50 km
4. It was loaded by the shipper's forklift
23.Testing power-assisted hydraulic brakes, the pedal drops slightly and stops when you start the engine. What does it mean?
1. The fluid is leaking out
2. The brakes are out of adjustment
3. The master cylinder has failed
4. The power assist is working
24.In an offset back, when do you turn the steering wheel fully the other way?
1. When tractor tires line up with the landing gear
2. When the trailer first touches the cone
3. As soon as the trailer starts moving backward
4. After backing up exactly one trailer length
25.How many hours off duty must a driver have in a day?
1. 10
2. 6
3. 8
4. 12
26.You approach a tow truck stopped on the shoulder with amber lights flashing, on a two-lane highway. What must you do?
1. Stop behind it until it leaves
2. Sound the horn as you pass
3. Slow down and move over a lane if safe
4. Keep speed; tow trucks are exempt
27.Fog becomes too thick to continue. What should you do?
1. Pull fully off the road and use flashers
2. Stop in your lane with flashers on
3. Follow the tail lights ahead closely
4. Speed up to get out of it quickly
28.What is the movement limit between a pintle hook and drawbar eye?
1. 1 in. (25 mm)
2. 3/8 in. (10 mm)
3. 1/4 in. (6 mm)
4. 1/2 in. (13 mm)
29.What is the standard maximum length of a semi-trailer?
1. 12.5 m (41 ft)
2. 14.65 m (48 ft)
3. 23.0 m (75.5 ft)
4. 18.0 m (59 ft)
30.Which licence is the only one that covers full air brake systems on both tractor and trailer and allows doubles?
1. A Class BZ school bus licence
2. A full Class AZ
3. A Class DZ with an R condition
4. A restricted Class AR with Z
31.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
32.What are the three main parts of the Class A road test?
1. Coupling, loading and fuelling
2. Inspection, backing and on-road driving
3. Parking, logbook and weigh scale
4. Vision, written and medical tests
33.What is the tug test?
1. Pulling the release lever to test it
2. Pulling forward to raise the landing gear
3. Pulling the gladhands to test the seal
4. Pulling against the trailer to test the lock
34.Wide, closely spaced broken lines appear on your left. What do they usually mean?
1. Your lane is ending or exiting
2. You may pass freely
3. A bike lane is ahead
4. A school zone begins
35.In daylight, how do you mark a load that overhangs the rear by 1.5 m or more?
1. With a red flag or marker
2. With an amber light
3. With a yellow sign
4. No marking is needed in daylight
36.On an air-brake tractor, when may you start moving after starting the engine?
1. After exactly five minutes
2. As soon as the engine is running
3. When the oil light comes on
4. Once the low-air warning has stopped
37.On a narrow street, you must swing into the left lane to turn right. What must you watch for?
1. Trucks waiting to pass you on the left
2. Pedestrians on the far corner only
3. Traffic lights changing behind your trailer
4. Cyclists or cars moving up on your right
38.Hours-of-service rules apply to commercial vehicles over what weight?
1. 4,500 kg
2. 11,000 kg
3. 14,000 kg
4. 2,500 kg
39.A small car is passing your rig. What is the courteous thing to do?
1. Slow a little to let it in
2. Flash your high beams as a warning
3. Speed up so it passes sooner
4. Move left to block it from passing
40.How often should you check hub temperatures to catch overheating brakes?
1. Only after a fire
2. Only at inspection stations
3. Once a week
4. Every time you check tires
41.With brakes fully applied, what air loss in one minute is a major defect on a Class A combination?
1. More than 6 psi
2. More than 4 psi
3. More than 10 psi
4. More than 2 psi
42.How many previous days of daily logs must a driver carry, besides today's?
1. 30 days
2. 7 days
3. 3 days
4. 14 days
43.Which endorsement is needed on top of Class A to drive a tractor with air brakes?
1. A Q restriction
2. A Z endorsement
3. A T endorsement
4. An R condition
44.Which vehicles are exempt from the Mandatory Vehicle Branding Program?
1. Trailers
2. Tractors over 11,000 kg
3. Dump trucks
4. School buses
45.Will the examiner guide you while you back up?
1. No, they give no help
2. Yes, over a two-way radio
3. Yes, using hand signals
4. Only if you ask them twice
46.How fast should you reverse the tractor when coupling?
1. At about 15 km/h
2. In a quick burst
3. At a walking pace
4. As fast as idle allows
47.What do orange diamond-shaped signs warn about?
1. Permanent sharp curves in the road
2. School zones with lower speed limits
3. Hospital routes and emergency entrances
4. Temporary conditions like road work
48.Before any trip, what should you check on a van trailer besides the cargo itself?
1. The condition of the paint on the roof
2. The shipper's business licence number
3. Doors latched; racks and tarps secured
4. The tire brand fitted on each axle
49.Which gear should you generally use to go down a long grade?
1. One gear higher than usual
2. The highest gear available
3. Neutral to save fuel
4. The gear you would climb it in
50.During an alley dock, the trailer is turning too early and too sharp. How do you correct?
1. Speed up to finish the turn
2. Turn the wheel slightly left
3. Turn the wheel hard right
4. Stop and pull fully forward

Answer key with explanations

1. D — Ease off; steer where you want to go
Ease off the accelerator or brake, steer in the direction you wish to go and do not oversteer.
Night, weather and emergencies · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Driving at night and in bad weather — Skids
2. C — On the front left outside surface
For a trailer, semi-trailer or converter dolly, the decal goes on the outside surface on the front left side.
Daily inspection and defects · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Vehicle safety, maintenance and daily inspections — Annual inspection
3. C — Nine
There are nine classes of dangerous goods, from corrosives and flammable liquids to environmentally hazardous materials.
Size, weight, CVOR and documents · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Legislation — Transporting dangerous goods
4. A — Mandatory entry-level training (MELT)
Since July 1, 2017, new Class A applicants must successfully complete mandatory entry-level training with a ministry-approved provider before attempting the road test.
Class A licence and requirements · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Getting your licence — Introduction
5. B — The licence is downgraded
If you do not file the medical report, your class of licence will be downgraded, typically to Class G.
Keeping your Class A licence · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 5 Keeping your licence, Keeping your licence — Medical reporting
6. B — Protective eyewear
Protective headgear and eyewear, a brake-adjustment chart and chalk for marking the pushrod are recommended, but not mandatory.
Class A road test · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 6 Road test, Road test — Pre-test requirements
7. B — Backing sharply to set the kingpin in the jaws
Hitting the pin means putting the transmission in reverse and partly releasing the clutch to move the tractor back in a short, sharp motion.
Coupling and uncoupling · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Uncoupling and coupling — To test hook-up
8. C — Red octagon
A stop sign is eight-sided with a red background and white letters. A white triangle with a red border is a yield sign.
Signs, signals and markings · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 4 Traffic signs and lights, Signs — Basic shapes
9. B — Remove it or cover it
The sign must be removed or covered when not in use, and must never block lights or safety devices.
Cargo securement and oversize loads · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Signs — Oversize load sign
10. D — It wastes air and helps nothing
Fanning reduces air pressure and serves no purpose on dry pavement; on a long downgrade it can drop pressure below what the brakes need.
Controls, braking and jackknife control · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Use of brakes
11. C — The raised central apron
Many roundabouts have a central apron, a mountable section around the island; a large vehicle's back wheels can ride up on it to complete the turn.
Off-tracking, turns and backing · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Sharing the road — Driving a large vehicle in a roundabout
12. D — The graph grid
The graph grid from Form 1 of the regulation is not required when a recording device is used. The other items are.
Hours of service and logs · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Hours of service — Daily log requirement
13. A — Only traffic behind the bus
On a road with a median strip, only vehicles coming from behind the bus must stop.
Driver conduct and sharing the road · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Stopping for school buses
14. D — Stay behind; never pass between
Do not pass between staggered plows: there is not enough room and the ridge of snow can throw your vehicle out of control.
Night, weather and emergencies · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Driving at night and in bad weather — Snow plows
15. A — The tractor protection valve
Air escaping from the service line during a service application with the trailer supply valve closed means the tractor (towing vehicle) protection valve is defective, a major defect.
Daily inspection and defects · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Daily inspection test — Selected defect limits
16. A — 60 days
A third or later offence within the same two years brings a 60-day impoundment, and fines can reach $20,000.
Size, weight, CVOR and documents · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Commercial Vehicle Impoundment Program
17. B — Residence, legal status, work eligibility
Applicants for Class A, B, C, D, E or F must show that Ontario is their primary residence, that they are legally in Canada and that they are eligible to work in Canada.
Class A licence and requirements · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, A and D licence classes and requirements — Minimum requirements
18. D — Holding two Ontario driver's licences
It is illegal to lend your licence, let someone else use it, use an altered or fake licence, or have more than one Ontario driver's licence.
Keeping your Class A licence · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 5 Keeping your licence, Keeping your licence — Driver's licence laws
19. B — Two
After the in-cab check you inspect two randomly generated items from Schedule 1.
Class A road test · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 6 Road test, Daily inspection test — Interior inspection
20. D — It may not couple correctly
If the trailer is too high it may not couple correctly; if it is too low, the tractor may strike and damage the trailer nose.
Coupling and uncoupling · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Uncoupling and coupling — Coupling steps
21. B — Speeding when workers are present
This temporary sign enforces doubled HTA speeding fines in a designated construction zone when workers are present.
Signs, signals and markings · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 4 Traffic signs and lights, Signs — Temporary condition signs
22. A — It is sealed and you may not open it
No inspection is required when the cargo is sealed in the vehicle and you have been ordered not to open it, or when it cannot be reached.
Cargo securement and oversize loads · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Vehicle safety, maintenance and daily inspections — Cargo securement
23. D — The power assist is working
With the engine off, pump the pedal, apply moderate pressure, then start the engine: the pedal should drop slightly and stop. A pedal that keeps dropping or does not drop at all means the vehicle must be taken out of service.
Controls, braking and jackknife control · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Brake inspection — Hydraulic brakes with power assist
24. A — When tractor tires line up with the landing gear
Back while watching the right mirror until the outside edge of the tractor tires lines up with the middle of the landing gear, then turn the wheel fully the other way.
Off-tracking, turns and backing · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Offset backing
25. A — 10
Under Ontario's hours-of-service rules, a driver must have 10 hours off duty in a day.
Hours of service and logs · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Hours of service — Daily requirement
26. C — Slow down and move over a lane if safe
For a stopped emergency vehicle or tow truck with lights flashing, slow down and pass with caution, moving over one lane on multi-lane roads if safe.
Driver conduct and sharing the road · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Dealing with particular situations — Stopped emergency vehicle
27. A — Pull fully off the road and use flashers
Pull completely off the road into a safe area, turn on emergency flashers and keep low beams on. Never stop on the travelled road.
Night, weather and emergencies · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Driving at night and in bad weather — Fog
28. B — 3/8 in. (10 mm)
Movement over 3/8 inch (10 mm) in the forward/rearward direction between a pintle hook and drawbar eye is a major defect.
Daily inspection and defects · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Daily inspection test — Selected defect limits
29. B — 14.65 m (48 ft)
Semi-trailers are limited to 14.65 m, or 16.2 m (53 ft) when the trailer and tractor meet special requirements.
Size, weight, CVOR and documents · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, A and D licence classes and requirements — Size and weight limits
30. B — A full Class AZ
Ontario.ca describes the full Class AZ licence as the only licence covering full air brake systems on both tractors and trailers, including double trailers.
Class A licence and requirements · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Get a truck driver's licence (ontario.ca) — Full Class A
31. D — A Criminal Code charge
Failing or refusing to provide a breath sample or to do physical coordination tests leads to a Criminal Code charge.
Keeping your Class A licence · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 5 Keeping your licence, Other ways to lose your licence — Alcohol
32. B — Inspection, backing and on-road driving
The Class A and D road test includes a daily inspection test, a backing skills test and an on-road driving test. Class A adds uncoupling and coupling.
Class A road test · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 6 Road test, Road test — Components
33. D — Pulling against the trailer to test the lock
After engaging the fifth wheel, stretch the tractor and trailer against each other to confirm the trailer is locked onto the tractor.
Coupling and uncoupling · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Uncoupling and coupling — Coupling steps
34. A — Your lane is ending or exiting
Continuity lines on your left generally mean your lane is ending or exiting; on your right they mean your lane continues.
Signs, signals and markings · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 4 Traffic signs and lights, Pavement markings
35. A — With a red flag or marker
When lights are not required, a rear overhang of 1.5 m or more must be marked with a red flag or red marker.
Cargo securement and oversize loads · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Vehicle safety, maintenance and daily inspections — Rear overhang
36. D — Once the low-air warning has stopped
The air gauge must show enough pressure, and the low-air buzzer and/or warning light must have stopped, before moving.
Controls, braking and jackknife control · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Starting the engine
37. D — Cyclists or cars moving up on your right
When you block another lane, make sure smaller vehicles, motorcycles or cyclists are not trying to move up along your right side.
Off-tracking, turns and backing · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Right turns
38. A — 4,500 kg
The rules apply to drivers of commercial motor vehicles with a gross or registered gross weight over 4,500 kg, and to buses.
Hours of service and logs · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Hours of service — Drivers required to comply
39. A — Slow a little to let it in
Be courteous to faster vehicles passing you: slow down enough to let them fit in quickly and safely ahead.
Driver conduct and sharing the road · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Sharing the road — Smaller vehicles
40. D — Every time you check tires
Overheated brakes are a common cause of truck fires; check hub temperatures every time tires are checked.
Night, weather and emergencies · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 3 Safe and responsible driving, Dealing with emergencies — Fire precautions
41. B — More than 4 psi
For Class A, air pressure dropping more than 28 kPa (4 psi) in one minute is a major defect. The limit for Class D is 3 psi.
Daily inspection and defects · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Daily inspection test — Selected defect limits
42. D — 14 days
Drivers must carry a daily log for the current day and the previous fourteen days.
Size, weight, CVOR and documents · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Vehicle safety, maintenance and daily inspections — Documents to carry
43. B — A Z endorsement
A Z air brake endorsement is required on a driver's licence to operate any air-brake-equipped motor vehicle.
Class A licence and requirements · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Getting your licence — Licence classification chart
44. A — Trailers
Trailers, traction engines, farm tractors, mopeds, motorized snow vehicles, street cars and vehicles of model year 1980 or earlier are exempt.
Keeping your Class A licence · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 5 Keeping your licence, Additional information — Mandatory Vehicle Branding Program
45. A — No, they give no help
Examiners stay outside the vehicle, always visible, but will not coach or guide you while you are backing.
Class A road test · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 6 Road test, Backing skills test — Scoring
46. C — At a walking pace
Reverse the truck or tractor slowly, at a walking pace.
Coupling and uncoupling · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Uncoupling and coupling — Coupling steps
47. D — Temporary conditions like road work
Temporary condition signs, usually orange diamonds, warn of road work, detours, lane closures and traffic-control people.
Signs, signals and markings · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 4 Traffic signs and lights, Signs — Basic shapes
48. C — Doors latched; racks and tarps secured
Before starting any trip, check that doors are latched and that racks, tarps and other equipment are properly secured.
Cargo securement and oversize loads · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 1 Getting your licence, Vehicle safety, maintenance and daily inspections — Cargo securement
49. D — The gear you would climb it in
If possible use the same gear going down as you would climbing, and select it before you start down to avoid missing a shift.
Controls, braking and jackknife control · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Use of brakes
50. B — Turn the wheel slightly left
If the turn is too early or sharp, turn the wheels slightly to the left; if it is too late or wide, turn them to the right.
Off-tracking, turns and backing · Based on: MTO Truck Handbook (online edition, 2026), Ch. 2 Driving, Alley dock

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