Practice Test 10

Why should you be alert for children on bicycles?

They don’t know how to ride a bicycle.
They may lack the necessary knowledge and skills for safe cycling around traffic.
They might not be aware of all the dangers on the road.
Both B and C

On which side should cyclists preferably ride?

As close as practicable to the left curb.
As close as practicable to the center of the road.
As close as practicable to the right curb.
Anywhere they prefer.

In bad weather and on road conditions, what should the ideal following distance be?

More than two seconds
Less than two seconds
You should not drive in bad weather conditions.
None of the above.

What should you do before driving your parked vehicle?

Check to ensure your intended path of travel is clear.
Check your inside and outside rearview mirrors.
Do a shoulder check to ensure your blind spots are clear.
All of the above

Which offences can result in 3 demerit points?

Speeding (exceeding the limit by 16 to 30 km/h)
Stunting
Failing to stop for police
Both A and B

How can overcorrecting the steering during a skid be dangerous?

It might cause the vehicle to skid in the opposite direction.
It might cause the vehicle to skid in reverse.
Nothing will happen.
None of the above.

What does this sign mean?

The road ahead may contain large vehicles.
There is a steep hill ahead.
There is a parking area for large vehicles.
It marks the beginning of a paved road.

At what time are the animals more active?

Dusk
Dawn
They are active all the time.
Both A and B

Where should children above 18 kgs sit in the vehicle?

State-approved booster seat
Child safety seat
Infant safety seat
All of the above

What does this sign indicate?

Drivers are permitted to turn left.
Drivers are permitted to turn right.
There is a sharp right turn ahead.
Turning right is prohibited on this road.

What does this sign mean?

There is a traffic control person ahead.
There is a pedestrian crossing ahead.
The paved surface ends ahead.
There is a steep hill ahead.

How much more fuel does a vehicle consume for every 10 km/h increase above 90 km/h?

About 5% more fuel
About 7% more fuel
About 10% more fuel
None of the above.

What does this sign mean?

There is a U-turn ahead.
There is a slight left turn ahead.
There is a separation in the road ahead.
Two roads going in the same direction will merge ahead.

GDL (Graduated Driver’s Licence) drivers, after accumulating ______ demerit points within two years, will receive a letter notifying them of their demerit point standing.

2 demerit points
4 demerit points
6 demerit points
8 demerit points

What does this sign mean?

There is a hospital facility ahead.
There is an airport facility ahead.
There is a telephone facility ahead.
There is a parking facility ahead.

What should you do if there is only room for one vehicle ahead of you in your lane within the intersection?

Remain behind the crosswalk until the vehicle ahead clears the intersection
Move slowly and try to pass through the intersection with the vehicle ahead.
Pass the vehicle ahead and clear the intersection.
Make a U-turn and find an alternate route.

What if you don’t have a backseat side window or a rear window?

You are not allowed to drive the car.
You can drive the car just as easily.
You will need to attach a convex mirror to your exterior mirror(s).
Your car is not allowed on the road.

When should you move your vehicle after being stopped by a police officer?

As soon as you think you are done.
Only when instructed by the police officer.
Once you have provided all documentation.
All of the above.

Why should you avoid getting in and out of your vehicle while fueling?

Static electricity can be generated as you move around or get in and out of your vehicle.
When you return to the pump and touch the nozzle handle, static electricity could be released.
This could ignite the gasoline vapours and cause a fire or explosion.
All of the above.

Why shouldn’t you swing wide or change lanes in dual-lane turn intersections?

Because it may confuse the other drivers in the intersection
Because another vehicle could be turning beside you
Because it will slow you down within the intersection
Because you may end up in the wrong lane

How should you approach an intersection when the light is yellow?

Come to a complete stop.
Slow down and prepare to stop
Speed up to get through quickly.
Maintain a steady speed and drive through carefully.

How should you make a left turn from a two-way road onto a one-way road?

Move from the lane nearest to the right of the yellow line into the first available lane on the left side of the road.
Turn from the lane nearest to the left of the curb into the first available lane on the left side of the road.
Move from the lane nearest to the right of the yellow line into the first available lane on the right side of the road.
Move from the lane nearest to the left of the yellow line into the first available lane on the left side of the road.

Is there any exception to the 2-second rule for following the vehicle in front of you?

Drivers of smaller vehicles are exempt from this rule.
Drivers of large vehicles like SUVs are exempt from this rule.
Drivers of large vehicles like motorhomes are exempt from this rule.
Aged drivers are exempt from this rule.

How should you return to the road if you drive off the paved portion of the roadway?

With high acceleration, return to the road quickly and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With controlled speed, return to the road gradually and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With uncontrolled speed, return to the road gradually and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With controlled speed, return to the road quickly.

Which of the following is considered an impaired driving offence?

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (or both)
Refusing to provide a breath or blood sample
Driving while suspended or disqualified for impaired driving
All of the above

At what speed should reversing be done?

At a normal vehicle speed
At a crawl or slow walking speed
At slow cycling speed
None of the above

When does the Immediate Roadside Sanction IRS FAIL program apply?

When the driver had a blood drug concentration that is equal to or exceeds any blood drug concentration for the drug that is prescribed by regulation under the Criminal Code (America).
When the driver had a blood drug concentration that is equal to or exceeds any blood drug concentration for the drug that is prescribed by regulation under the Criminal Code (Canada).
When the driver had a blood drug concentration that is equal to or exceeds any blood drug concentration for the drug that is prescribed by regulation under the Criminal Code (South Africa)
All of the above.

Under what conditions will you be disqualified from holding a driver’s licence for five years from the date of conviction?

If you are found guilty under the Criminal Code of Canada of driving while impaired, and you have two or more prior offences in the last 15 years.
If you are found guilty under the Criminal Code of Canada of driving while impaired, and you have five or more prior offences in the last 10 years.
If you are found guilty under the Criminal Code of Canada of driving while impaired, and you have two or more prior offences in the last 12 years.
If you are found guilty under the Criminal Code of Canada of driving while impaired, and you have two or more prior offences in the last 10 years.

When can you be disqualified from driving and have your licence suspended for a year?

When you are found guilty under the Criminal Code of Canada.
When you are found guilty under the various subsections of Section 310 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
When you are found guilty under the various subsections of Section 320 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Both A and C.

How should you react when a police car stops your vehicle?

Wait for instructions from the police officer.
Start taking out money to give to the police officer.
Be cooperative and provide all necessary documents requested by the officer.
Both A and C

Why should you begin braking early when coming to a complete stop?

Because if you brake too late, your braking distance may not be sufficient.
Because if you brake too late, you may skid your tires.
Because if you brake too late, you may cause extra wear on the clutch.
None of the above.

What should you do when you see a school bus flashing amber lights on an undivided highway?

Prepare to overtake the school bus.
Get ready to stop.
Speed up and change lanes.
Slow down and change lanes.

How do alcohol, drugs, medication, or stress affect a person’s ability to drive?

They impair judgment and the ability to operate a vehicle responsibly and safely.
They have no effect whatsoever.
They may make you feel bad about driving alone.
All of the above.

If you need to stop quickly, why must you use threshold braking?

Because it stops your vehicle without locking the wheels
Because it is the braking method with maximum braking efficiency
Because it allows you to steer your vehicle while braking
All of the above

What should a vehicle driver do when they see flashing lights from emergency vehicles ahead?

Reduce speed
Carefully change lanes
Prepare to stop
All of the above

What does this sign indicate?

The maximum safest speed on this road when conditions are ideal
The minimum safest speed on this road when conditions are ideal
There is a speed limit of 50 km/h on this road when the road is wet
None of the above

What should you do to tell other drivers about your intentions of not taking the first available exit at a two-lane circular intersection?

You should enter using the left lane with your activated left turn signal.
You should enter using the right lane with your activated right turn signal.
You should move slower than others while in the circle.
You should enter using the right lane with your activated left turn signal.

What does this sign indicate?

Drivers must not enter or remain in the lane that has the sign.
Drivers must travel in the lane that has the sign.
Drivers must come to a complete stop when facing it.
Drivers must make a U-turn when facing it.

What should you do when approaching a school bus with flashing amber or red lights from the front on a divided highway?

Proceed with caution and watch for pedestrians.
Stop your vehicle immediately.
Speed up and pass the bus quickly.
Follow the same rules as on an undivided highway.

What do flashing alternating red lights on a school bus mean?

That the school bus is going to speed up.
That the school bus is going to slow down.
That the school bus is going to stop to allow students to get on and off.
It can mean any of the above.

Which of the following statements is true?

A driver turning left across the path of an approaching vehicle cannot turn left until it is safe.
The right-of-way rules apply in parking lots with intersections.
You must not pass any vehicle that has stopped for a pedestrian before a crosswalk.
All of the above.

How should other vehicles be warned at night about a vehicle carrying a load extending more than 1.5 meters?

A red flag should be attached to the end of the extension or load.
A blue flag should be attached to the end of the extension or load.
A blue light must be attached to the end of the extension or load.
A red light must be attached to the end of the extension or load.

Which services respond to highway incidents?

Law enforcement, ambulance, fire, and towing
Law enforcement, ambulance, and insurance
Law enforcement and insurance
Law enforcement and social services

What must be your vehicle’s position when you’re done parallel parking?

Your vehicle must be parallel to the curb.
Your vehicle must be perpendicular to the curb.
Your vehicle must be touching the curb.
None of the above.

What does this sign mean?

There is a dead-end ahead.
Drivers must come to a complete stop.
The paved surface starts ahead.
The paved surface ends ahead.

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Practice Test 10

Why should you be alert for children on bicycles?

On which side should cyclists preferably ride?

In bad weather and on road conditions, what should the ideal following distance be?

What should you do before driving your parked vehicle?

Which offences can result in 3 demerit points?

How can overcorrecting the steering during a skid be dangerous?

What does this sign mean?

At what time are the animals more active?

Where should children above 18 kgs sit in the vehicle?

What does this sign indicate?

What does this sign mean?

How much more fuel does a vehicle consume for every 10 km/h increase above 90 km/h?

What does this sign mean?

GDL (Graduated Driver’s Licence) drivers, after accumulating ______ demerit points within two years, will receive a letter notifying them of their demerit point standing.

What does this sign mean?

What should you do if there is only room for one vehicle ahead of you in your lane within the intersection?

What if you don’t have a backseat side window or a rear window?

When should you move your vehicle after being stopped by a police officer?

Why should you avoid getting in and out of your vehicle while fueling?

Why shouldn’t you swing wide or change lanes in dual-lane turn intersections?

How should you approach an intersection when the light is yellow?

How should you make a left turn from a two-way road onto a one-way road?

Is there any exception to the 2-second rule for following the vehicle in front of you?

How should you return to the road if you drive off the paved portion of the roadway?

Which of the following is considered an impaired driving offence?

At what speed should reversing be done?

When does the Immediate Roadside Sanction IRS FAIL program apply?

Under what conditions will you be disqualified from holding a driver’s licence for five years from the date of conviction?

When can you be disqualified from driving and have your licence suspended for a year?

How should you react when a police car stops your vehicle?

Why should you begin braking early when coming to a complete stop?

What should you do when you see a school bus flashing amber lights on an undivided highway?

How do alcohol, drugs, medication, or stress affect a person’s ability to drive?

If you need to stop quickly, why must you use threshold braking?

What should a vehicle driver do when they see flashing lights from emergency vehicles ahead?

What does this sign indicate?

What should you do to tell other drivers about your intentions of not taking the first available exit at a two-lane circular intersection?

What does this sign indicate?

What should you do when approaching a school bus with flashing amber or red lights from the front on a divided highway?

What do flashing alternating red lights on a school bus mean?

Which of the following statements is true?

How should other vehicles be warned at night about a vehicle carrying a load extending more than 1.5 meters?

Which services respond to highway incidents?

What must be your vehicle’s position when you’re done parallel parking?

What does this sign mean?

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