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1 - What challenges do commercial vehicles have that are dangerous for other vehicles?

1. They have small blind spots

2. They make wide turns

3. They roll forward after stopping

4. They block large amounts of snow and slush from your windshield

2 - What should you do if you hit a dear or a moose?

1. Try to move the animal off the road so other vehicles do not hit it

2. Report the incident to the Ministry of Natural Resources or local police

3. Sound your horn to ward off other animals from coming onto the roadway

4. No nothing but drive more cautiously as more animals may be in the area

3 - Snow may be slippery as ice; what should you do when driving on snow covered roads?

1. Look ahead and slow down

2. Avoid steering suddenly

3. Avoid braking suddenly

4. All of the above

4 - What should you do if you have a tire blow-out?

1. Honk your horn for help

2. Stop and put on your hazard lights

3. Step on the gas pedal and quickly move off the road

4. Firmly steer into the direction you want to go and remove your foot from the gas pedal

5 - How much time do you have to surrender your license, vehicle permit (or copy) and insurance when asked by a police officer?

1. Immediately

2. Within 12 hours

3. Within 24 hours

4. You do not have to, they will look you up in the system

6 - What do double solid pavement markings mean?

1. No vehicles may pass in either direction

2. Vehicles travelling on the right may pass when the way is clear

3. Vehicles travelling on the left may pass when the way is clear

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

7 - Coming to a complete stop at an intersection is required, but where do you stop if there is no stop line, crosswalk or sidewalk?

1. You stop right beside the stop sign

2. You stop right before the stop sign

3. You stop at the edge of the intersection

4. You stop a little into the intersection so that you can see the traffic and pedestrians

8 - 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

9 - If a police officer or inspector from the MTO deems your vehicle unsafe, what can happen?

1. Your vehicle can be taken off the road

2. Your licence plates can be removed and taken

3. You could be fined up to $1000 if you refuse the inspection

4. All of the above

10 - Why must you use signals when turning?

1. To inform other drivers of what you want to do

2. To inform pedestrians of what you want to do

3. To send out an alert of your intentions

4. All of the above

11 - Why must your vehicle undergo emissions testing?

1. To identify if it's grossly polluting

2. Your vehicle may be of an age where it's necessary to get tested

3. So that you may renew your vehicle registration

4. All of the above

12 - Which of the following is correct about seatbelts?

1. It is ok to put the seat belt under your shoulder if it is hurting your neck

2. Seatbelts can be used for small children

3. The shoulder belt must always cross over the collar bone, not over the neck

4. The lap belt must always cross over the abdomen

13 - 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

14 - 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.

15 - 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

16 - If there is no median, how far in front and behind a school bus are you required to stop?

1. At least 20 m beind and far enough in front of children to exit the bus and cross safely

2. At least 18 ft behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely

3. At least 5 m behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely

4. At least 4 ft behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely

17 - 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

18 - 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

19 - What are the requirements of the G Class driver that may accompany a G1 driver?

1. The G Class driver must be in the front passenger seat

2. The G Class driver must have atleast 4 years of driving experience

3. The G Class driver must have less than .05 % blood alchohol level; 0 % if they are 21 years of age or younger

4. All of the above

20 - When can you pass on the right?

1. You can only pass on the right if there is an emergency

2. You may never pass on the right

3. On one-way or multi-lane roads, when passing a streetcar or a vehicle turning left

4. On any type of road providing there is an unpaved shoulder

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1 - What challenges do commercial vehicles have that are dangerous for other vehicles?

2 - What should you do if you hit a dear or a moose?

3 - Snow may be slippery as ice; what should you do when driving on snow covered roads?

4 - What should you do if you have a tire blow-out?

5 - How much time do you have to surrender your license, vehicle permit (or copy) and insurance when asked by a police officer?

6 - What do double solid pavement markings mean?

7 - Coming to a complete stop at an intersection is required, but where do you stop if there is no stop line, crosswalk or sidewalk?

8 - What are passing or climbing lanes for?

9 - If a police officer or inspector from the MTO deems your vehicle unsafe, what can happen?

10 - Why must you use signals when turning?

11 - Why must your vehicle undergo emissions testing?

12 - Which of the following is correct about seatbelts?

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

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

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

16 - If there is no median, how far in front and behind a school bus are you required to stop?

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

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

19 - What are the requirements of the G Class driver that may accompany a G1 driver?

20 - When can you pass on the right?