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1 - If you refuse a police roadside blood alchohol screening test what can happen?

1. You have the option of going to the police station and taking a breathalyzer test

2. Your licence will be suspended and you can face criminal charges

3. You get a warning that will go on your record and you cannot refure when asked next time

4. You have 24 hours to show up for a test

2 - If 2 vehicles come to an uncontrolled intersection at the same time, who has the right-of-way?

1. The vehicle on the left

2. The vehicle on the right

3. The vehicle turning left

4. The vehicle turning right

3 - How long must new drivers hold a Class G1 license before their G1 Road Test?

1. 3 months

2. 12 months

3. 9 months

4. 2 years

4 - Which of the following is false about Level 2 (Class G2) drivers?

1. You may have a blood alchohol level of .05 or less

2. You may drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

3. Depending on your age and if no G Class driver is with you, there may be passenger restrictions between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

4. Each passenger must have a working seatbelt

5 - 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

6 - 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

7 - 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

8 - What does the law state about seatbelts and children 9-18 kg (20-40lbs)?

1. All toddlers 9-18 kg must be in an approved child car seat that is properly attached

2. All infants, toddlers and children under 8 must be in a booster seat

3. All infants, toddlers and children under 8 must be in a rear-facing child car seat

4. All infants, toddlers and children under 8 must wear protective head gear

9 - 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

10 - When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with its red lights flashing, you must?...

1. Maintain the posted rate of speed for the area

2. Slow down and drive cautiously. You must leave one lane clearance between you and an emergency vehicle if there are multiple lanes in your direction

3. Slow down, stop and pull over to the right

4. Slow down, stop and pull over to the left

11 - If towing a trailer that is 2.05 m wide or less, what must it have?

1. Flashing yellow lights at the rear

2. Flashing red lights at the rear

3. Two far-apart red reflectors at the back, a white licence plate light and a red tail light

4. None of the above

12 - What can give you a suspension or impaired driving charge?

1. If you hold a G1 or G2 licence and your blood alchohol level is over 0

2. If you have a blood alchohol over .05

3. If you are behind the wheel of a turned off vehicle, but your blood alchohol level is over .08

4. All of the above

13 - Under what circumstances a driver is allowed to pass a vehicle on a solid double line road ?

1. If he is passing a farm truck

2. If he is passing a Bicycle

3. If he is passing a truck

4. If he is passing a really slow moving car

14 - What does the Accessible Parking Permit give you?

1. Allows parking in designated spaces for you or passengers with you who qualified for the parking permit

2. Allows parking everywhere during designated times

3. Allows parking in designated spaces, even if the person with the disability is not a passenger

4. It gives everyone in your family the privilege to park, stand or stop in any area

15 - 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

16 - 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

17 - Under what circumstances are cell phones not allowed while driving?

1. When you use your cell phone to text

2. When you use your hand-held cell phone to chat

3. When you use your cell phone to check and send emails

4. All of the above

18 - If driving and your brakes fail what should you do?

1. Sound horn and steer into a clear area

2. Turn off the ignition

3. Keep your foot on the brake and apply strong downward pressure

4. Pump the brakes to restore hydraulic brake pressure

19 - What does a traffic amber or yellow light mean?

1. Stop and proceed when its safe

2. Stop and turn left

3. Slow down and drive with caution

4. Stop and turn right

20 - Two solid yellow painted lines on a roadway as in this picture do which of the following?

1. Help in calculating distances from one exit to the next

2. Act as a left and right turn lane markings

3. Provide drivers information about upcoming exits

4. Are warning to guide drivers away from fixed obstacles like islands, bridges etc.

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1 - If you refuse a police roadside blood alchohol screening test what can happen?

2 - If 2 vehicles come to an uncontrolled intersection at the same time, who has the right-of-way?

3 - How long must new drivers hold a Class G1 license before their G1 Road Test?

4 - Which of the following is false about Level 2 (Class G2) drivers?

5 - What are passing or climbing lanes for?

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

7 - How can driver distractions be avoided?

8 - What does the law state about seatbelts and children 9-18 kg (20-40lbs)?

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

10 - When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with its red lights flashing, you must?...

11 - If towing a trailer that is 2.05 m wide or less, what must it have?

12 - What can give you a suspension or impaired driving charge?

13 - Under what circumstances a driver is allowed to pass a vehicle on a solid double line road ?

14 - What does the Accessible Parking Permit give you?

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

16 - What does vehicle registration include?

17 - Under what circumstances are cell phones not allowed while driving?

18 - If driving and your brakes fail what should you do?

19 - What does a traffic amber or yellow light mean?

20 - Two solid yellow painted lines on a roadway as in this picture do which of the following?