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1 - Wehicle tires are critical for safety and they must meet which of the following standards?

1. Have a minimum tread of 1.5 mm

2. Match on all 4 wheels as some combinations are illegal

3. Not have any knots, exposed cords, bumps, bulges, etc., making them unsafe

4. All of the above

2 - If you approach an intersection on a main road that is blocked with traffic, what should you do?

1. Move up so cars behind you can move forward

2. Slowly proceed through the intersection

3. Turn left or right to avoid the heavy traffic back-up

4. Stop before entering the intersection

3 - When using highbeam lights when do you have to switch to lowbeam lights?

1. Within 50 m of oncoming vehicles

2. You do not have to switch

3. If the oncoming car puts their highbeams on, you do not have to switch

4. Within 150 m of oncoming vehicles

4 - What do the markings on the road mean and what does the sign represent in the picture?

1. There is a two-way left turn lane in the centre for traffic going in both directions

2. There is an extra lane for driving in

3. There is a left turn lane in the centre for those travelling south

4. There is a left turn in the centre for those travelling north

5 - When you come to a railway crossing, there are flashing signal lights, what must you do?

1. Continue slowly because flashing lights are only a warning to drive slow

2. Stop and then proceed slowly across the tracks

3. Stop and wait for the signal lights to stop flashing

4. Drive around the gate or barrier to avoid getting stuck on the tracks

6 - When can you pass on a shoulder?

1. Whenever the vehicle in front of you is moving under 40 m/h

2. Only if a vehicle is turning left and you have an unpaved shoulder on the right

3. Only if a vehicle is turning left and you have a paved shoulder on the right

4. Whenever you can do so safely

7 - If 3 vehicles are at an all-way stop, who has the right of way?

1. The vehicle on the left

2. The vehicle turning left

3. The vehicle that got there first

4. The vehicle turning right

8 - If you are in an accident with no personal injuries, but damages are over $1000, you should?

1. Exchange information with the other party and leave

2. Leave the scene as 'no fault' insurance handles this

3. Call the police and give them information about the accident and damages

4. All of the above

9 - What are you not allowed to do when you have your G1 license?

1. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 100 m/h; drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

2. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 80 m/h; drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

3. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 80 m/h; drive between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

4. Drive on roads with speeds greater than 100 m/h; drive between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

10 - What does vehicle registration include?

1. Obtaining your G1 licence

2. Licence plates and a vehicle permit

3. Obtaining your G2 licence

4. None of the above

11 - If you change the colour of your vehicle, what are you required to do?

1. Nothing, just make sure your vehicle meets safety road standards

2. Tell the Driver and Licence Issuing Office within 6 days of the change

3. Tell the Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office within 60 days of the change

4. Book an emissions test with Drive Clean

12 - What are passing or climbing lanes for?

1. They help thin out traffic by providing an extra line

2. They allow for slower vehicles to move into the right lane so faster ones can pass on the left

3. They allow for frequent stops and a rest area ahead

4. They are for vehicles that have trouble climbing hills

13 - What do the white markings in this diagram represent?

1. Two parallel white lines at an intersection indicate a crosswalk for pedestrians

2. They indicate there is a one-way street to the right

3. These solid lines indicate there is no passing in either direction

4. These do not indicate anything different from other directions

14 - How can driver distractions be avoided?

1. Plan your trip in advance and know where you are going

2. Eat before driving to avoid the need to snack

3. Preset CD players, radios and other controls before driving

4. All of the above

15 - Unless posted in cities, towns, villages and built-up areas the maximum speed limit is?...

1. 40 km/h

2. 50 km/h

3. 70 km/h

4. 80 km/h

16 - What if you are a G1 or G2 driver and you have 9 or more demerit points within 2 years?

1. You must surrender your licence--your licence will be suspended for 6 days

2. You must surrender your licence--your licence will be suspended for one month

3. You must surrender your licence--your licence will be suspended for 60 days

4. Your will receive a warning letter in the mail to improve your driving

17 - High Occupancy Vehicle lanes on provincial highways are reserved for vehicles carrying at least how many passengers?

1. The driver plus 1 other passenger for a total of 2

2. The driver plus 2 other passengers for a total of 3

3. The driver plus 3 other passengers for a total of 4

4. The driver plus 4 other passengers for a total of 5

18 - When are you required to wear a seatbelt?

1. Wearing a seatbelt is optional

2. All drivers and passengers are required to wear a seatbelt and be properly buckled up

3. Only drivers are required to wear a seatbelt

4. Only passengers are required to wear a seatbelt

19 - On a vehicle's left side what does a broken yellow pavement marking beside a solid yellow line mean?

1. You may pass when the way is clear

2. No cars may pass in either direction

3. Cars travelling in the other direction may pass when the way is clear

4. Both cars may pass in either direction when the way is clear

20 - If you skid on a slippery road surface what should you do?

1. Steer your vehicle into the opposite direction you want to go

2. Apply gas to quickly get out of the skid

3. Steer your vehicle into the direction you want to go

4. Turn off the ignition

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1 - Wehicle tires are critical for safety and they must meet which of the following standards?

2 - If you approach an intersection on a main road that is blocked with traffic, what should you do?

3 - When using highbeam lights when do you have to switch to lowbeam lights?

4 - What do the markings on the road mean and what does the sign represent in the picture?

5 - When you come to a railway crossing, there are flashing signal lights, what must you do?

6 - When can you pass on a shoulder?

7 - If 3 vehicles are at an all-way stop, who has the right of way?

8 - If you are in an accident with no personal injuries, but damages are over $1000, you should?

9 - What are you not allowed to do when you have your G1 license?

10 - What does vehicle registration include?

11 - If you change the colour of your vehicle, what are you required to do?

12 - What are passing or climbing lanes for?

13 - What do the white markings in this diagram represent?

14 - How can driver distractions be avoided?

15 - Unless posted in cities, towns, villages and built-up areas the maximum speed limit is?...

16 - What if you are a G1 or G2 driver and you have 9 or more demerit points within 2 years?

17 - High Occupancy Vehicle lanes on provincial highways are reserved for vehicles carrying at least how many passengers?

18 - When are you required to wear a seatbelt?

19 - On a vehicle's left side what does a broken yellow pavement marking beside a solid yellow line mean?

20 - If you skid on a slippery road surface what should you do?