What is the fine range for giving false information or documents about your insurance?
Ontario M1 Practice Test 3
30 questions on insurance, registration and maintenance, space cushion and sharing the road, emergencies, lane position, warning, construction and guide signs and more.
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What is the fine range for giving false information or documents about your insurance?
- $500 to $2,500
- $25,000 to $50,000
- $1,000 to $5,000
- $5,000 to $25,000
Using a road sign as a marker, what is the smallest time gap you should keep behind the vehicle in front?
- Five seconds
- Two seconds
- One motorcycle length
- One second
What usually causes an engine to seize?
- Using the high beam
- Overheating or a lack of oil
- Riding in the rain
- Too much fuel in the tank
On a freeway with three or more lanes, why should you avoid the centre lane when possible?
- Motorcycles are not allowed in it
- You have no blocking position there
- It is reserved for trucks
- It has the most potholes
What do most warning signs look like?
- A yellow diamond with black letters or symbols
- A green rectangle with white letters
- An orange diamond with black letters or symbols
- A white rectangle with black letters
What is the minimum tire tread depth the handbook gives for a motorcycle?
- 5 millimetres
- 1.5 millimetres
- 3 millimetres
- 0.5 millimetres
When is the best time to shift gears for a turn?
- Right after you brake in the turn
- Before you enter the turn
- In the middle of the turn
- As you lean the furthest
What do drivers who have hit motorcycles often say afterward?
- The rider waved them through the intersection first
- They did not see the motorcycle until too late
- The motorcycle was too loud
- The motorcycle had no plate
Your motorcycle is in the centre lane as you near this overhead sign. Which movements are allowed from your lane?
- A right turn only
- Straight through only
- A left turn or straight through
- Any direction, after signalling
When riding in the city, how far ahead should you look?
- Just past your front wheel
- One-half to one full block
- Only as far as the next car
- About one car length
Starting on a hill, what can happen if you release the clutch too quickly?
- The bike will roll forward safely in a lower gear
- The front wheel may lift or the engine may stall
- The rear brake will lock on
- The headlight will switch off
You want to pass a slow car, but the line to your left is solid. What does that tell you?
- Passing here is unsafe
- You are entering a bus lane
- You may pass if the way is clear
- A lane is ending on the left
You want to pass a slow truck and the line on your left is broken. When may you pass?
- When the way is clear and there is room to finish
- Any time you like, because the line on your left is broken
- Only after the line becomes solid
- Only if the truck signals you by
You are in the intersection waiting to turn left on a green light when it turns red. What do you do?
- Back up behind the stop line
- Complete the turn when it is safe
- Go straight through instead
- Stay in the intersection until the next green
You are buying a rain suit for riding. What does the handbook recommend?
- Any loose plastic poncho
- One piece and brightly coloured
- A long coat that covers your legs
- Two pieces in a dark colour
When does the handbook say you should not ride?
- When you are sick, injured, tired or upset
- Only after sunset
- Only when you have a passenger or a heavy load
- Only when the roads are wet
You come to a stop at a red light. What should you do with your brakes and feet?
- Balance with both feet on the footrests
- Release the brakes and put both feet down
- Keep both brakes on and your left foot down
- Keep only the rear brake on and your right foot down
When should you adjust your mirrors?
- Only when you notice a problem
- At your first red light
- While riding on a straight road
- Before you start riding
How should you set each mirror before you ride?
- To show mostly your own shoulder
- To show about half the lane behind you
- To show only the sky behind you
- To point straight down at the road
What is not allowed where this sign is posted?
- Driving straight through
- Turning to go back the way you came
- Changing lanes in the intersection
- Turning right on a red light
In a staggered group, how far is the third rider behind the first rider?
- Half a second
- Two seconds
- Three seconds
- One second
The light ahead turns yellow as you approach. What should you do?
- Keep going at the same speed
- Speed up to clear before the red
- Stop if you can do so safely
- Stop at once, even if braking hard
With a valid M2 licence, what else may you drive?
- A small truck with no conditions
- Nothing other than motorcycles
- A car, under the conditions of a G1 licence
- A car, under the conditions of a G2 licence
When merging onto the freeway, where in the nearest lane should you end up?
- In the left tire track
- In the centre of the lane
- In the right tire track
- On the paved shoulder
What does this orange sign mean?
- A parade route is ahead
- A traffic control person is ahead
- Workers are mowing grass ahead
- A school crossing guard is ahead
On a long trip with cargo, what should you do each time you stop?
- Check that the load has not moved or come loose
- Let some air out of the tires
- Remove the load to rest the bike's suspension and tires
- Repack everything from scratch
You have just passed a large truck. Why should you not cut in close in front of it?
- Its driver will pass you right away
- Its mirrors cannot see in front
- It will speed up to block you
- It needs a long distance to stop
You are turning right where the curb lane widens near the intersection. What should you do?
- Move into the left lane first, then turn from there
- Shoulder check and move to the right tire track
- Ride along the curb edge
- Stay in the left tire track
Which footwear is best for riding?
- Sandals with hard soles for a good grip
- Dress shoes with tall heels for leverage
- Sturdy boots covering the ankles, with short heels
- Running shoes with long laces for a snug fit
Why should you keep your toes up while riding?
- So your boots stay dry in the rain
- So they do not catch between the road and footrest
- So you can drag them to slow down
- So you can reach the shift lever and rear brake faster
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- Regulatory signsStop, yield, school zone and railway crossbuck shapes, green-ring and red-slash signs, turn and lane controls, stopping, standing and parking zones, community safety zones and HOV lanes.
- Warning, construction and guide signsYellow diamond warning signs for curves, hills, lane endings, crossings and hazards, orange temporary condition signs in work zones, green guide and exit signs, and the slow-moving vehicle sign.
- Traffic lights and pedestrian signalsGreen, yellow and red lights, turns on red, advance green and turn arrows, flashing lights and beacons, blank signals during a power failure, transit priority signals and pedestrian walk signals.
- Pavement markingsYellow and white lines, solid and broken lines for passing, continuity lines, stop lines, crosswalks, lane arrows, pedestrian crossovers and markings around fixed objects.
- M1, M2 and M licensingWho needs a class M licence, the M1 and M2 conditions, minimum times at each level, licence expiry, safety courses, L and M conditions for mopeds, scooters and three-wheelers, and rules for visitors and new residents.
About this practice test
How many questions are in Ontario M1 practice test 3?
30 original multiple-choice practice questions covering insurance, registration and maintenance, space cushion and sharing the road, emergencies, lane position, warning, construction and guide signs, mounting, starting and shifting, seeing, being seen and signalling, regulatory signs, road hazards, night and weather, pavement markings, traffic lights and pedestrian signals, helmets and protective gear, alcohol, drugs and fatigue, turning, cornering and braking, controls and pre-ride check, group riding, passengers and cargo, m1, m2 and m licensing, freeway driving. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 3 always has the same 30 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 11 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real Ontario M1 test is based on.