Practice Test 3

If a GDL driver gets their license suspended for the third time within one year, what must they do?

Pay a large fine.
Lose their license immediately.
Attend a review with the Registrar of Motor Vehicles.
Retake all driver’s tests.

What is the correct procedure when changing lanes?

Check if a lane change is allowed, check the traffic, do a shoulder check, turn on your turn signal, change lanes, then turn off your turn signal.
Check if a lane change is allowed, then change lanes.
Check if a lane change is allowed, check the traffic, and turn.
Turn without checking anything.

How can a driver know that a snowplow is working ahead?

They have flashing amber and red lights for visibility.
They have flashing red and purple lights for visibility.
They have blue and green lights for visibility.
They continuously honk their horn while working.

What should you check around and inside your vehicle before driving?

Check for children, pedestrians, or obstacles in its path.
Inspect your vehicle’s tires for proper inflation.
Look for fluid leaks or other issues around and under your vehicle.
All of the above

Why can reversing out of a parking space be dangerous?

Because it is difficult to see traffic as you move out of the space
Because your steering wheel will not turn right during reversing
Because the signal light will not be operable during reversing
Because it is easy to steer the wheels during reversing

How long can an LRT (Light Rail Transit) train take to stop in an emergency?

300 metres
200 metres
100 metres
50 metres

What does this sign mean?

Passing other vehicles is prohibited on this road.
Only emergency vehicles are allowed to pass.
Passing other vehicles is permitted on this road.
Vehicles must stop before passing.

The driver of the vehicle nearest the crossing must stop at least __________________ metres away from the nearest rail.

4 metres
5 metres
6 metres
7 metres

How long should the flag attached to the extension or load of a vehicle be if the load extends more than 1.5 meters?

20 centimeters
25 centimeters
30 centimeters
35 centimeters

Who has the right-of-way in a two-lane circular intersection?

The driver circulating in the right lane
The driver circulating in the left lane
The driver entering the intersection
All of the above

What is the penalty for the third occurrence under the Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS): WARN program?

30-day immediate driver’s licence suspension, 7-day vehicle seizure, requirement to complete the IMPACT Program, and $1,000 fine plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.
40-day immediate driver’s licence suspension, 7-day vehicle seizure, requirement to complete the IMPACT Program, and $1,200 fine plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.
30-day immediate driver’s licence suspension, 4-day vehicle seizure, requirement to complete the IMPACT Program, and $1,200 fine plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.
30-day immediate driver’s licence suspension, 7-day vehicle seizure, requirement to complete the IMPACT Program, and $1,200 fine plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.

What happens if a driver fails or refuses to comply with the Criminal Code?

The Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS): FAIL will apply.
Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS) ZERO: Commercial will apply.
Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS): WARN will apply.
All of these will apply.

Which lanes should stop for a school bus on a four-lane undivided highway?

Only the lanes going in the same direction as the school bus.
Only the lanes going in the opposite direction of the school bus.
No lanes need to stop.
All four lanes must stop.

G1 Test Ontario - The Basics Of Driving - When turning to the right using the hand-over-hand method, which hand provides the turning power to the steering wheel first?

When turning to the right using the hand-over-hand method, which hand provides the turning power to the steering wheel first?

Your left hand
Your right hand
Both hands
None of the above

What is the penalty for not completing the Planning Ahead course?

30-day vehicle seizure, $1,000 fine, plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.
40-day vehicle seizure, $1,000 fine, plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.
50-day vehicle seizure, $1,000 fine, plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.
60-day vehicle seizure, $1,000 fine, plus victim fine surcharge of 20 percent.

What are some essential winter emergency supplies to carry in your vehicle?

Blankets, extra clothing, sand or road salt, and a shovel
A heat source, candle, matches a deep can to hold the candle, ice scraper, snow brush, and tire chains
Both A and B
None of the above

G1 Test Ontario - Intersections and Turns - How should you make a turn if there is a parked vehicle or obstruction present close to the corner in the lane you are about to move into?

How should you make a turn if there is a parked vehicle or obstruction present close to the corner in the lane you are about to move into?

You should move into the first available lane left of the obstruction and, when the lane is clear, turn directly into that lane.
You should complete your turn in the far-left lane or the lane nearest to the yellow line, and after some time, move directly into that lane.
You should not make a turn and instead proceed straight through the intersection.
None of the above.

What should you do if your brake fails and the wheels are not turned?

Keep driving.
Apply full pressure to the brakes.
Carefully use the parking brake to slow the vehicle.
Steer to the other side of the road and park the vehicle.

Even if you have the right-of-way, what are you still responsible for?

Doing everything you can to prevent a collision
Doing everything you can to slow down traffic
Doing everything you can to enforce traffic laws on others
None of the above

Which of the following triggers the IRS FAIL program?

Driving with an expired license
A law enforcement officer reasonably believing that a driver has operated a vehicle while impaired by alcohol, drugs, or both
Driving without valid registration documents
Failing to obey a stop sign

Which of the following are used to mark railway crossings on public roads?

A large red and white “X” sign
Red light signals
A barrier or gate
All of the above

What does this sign mean?

There is a winding road ahead.
There is an uneven road ahead.
There is a slippery road ahead.
There is a speed-breaker ahead.

What is a two-way left-turn lane?

A lane that allows vehicles from both directions to turn left using the same lane.
A lane that allows vehicles from both directions to turn right using the same lane.
A lane designated for parking in the middle of the road.
A lane reserved only for cyclists.

At a yield sign, if there is no traffic or pedestrians that you are required to yield to at an intersection, what should you do?

Come to a complete stop and then proceed
Proceed through the intersection without coming to a complete stop.
Speed up and try to pass through the intersection as fast as possible
None of the above

How should you return the steering wheel from a turning position?

By using the hand-over-hand method
By letting it slide back into position
By pushing the button in the centre of the wheel
Either A or B

What does a sign with black lettering on a yellow background indicate?

It warns drivers about potential hazards or changes in road conditions.
It provides information related to construction zones and work areas.
It indicates the presence of a school zone or a school crosswalk.
It is used to show lane control instructions for drivers.

Why should you increase the following distance between you and the vehicle ahead when towing a trailer?

Because it will take you more time to accelerate.
Because it will take you more time to stop.
Because it will take the same time to accelerate as a normal vehicle.
Because it will take the same time to stop as a normal vehicle.

What happens in vehicles without an ABS?

You can steer and brake together.
Wheels may "lock" and stop rolling.
By braking hard, your wheels can puncture.
Both B and C

Who should you not tow with your vehicle?

A person on skis
A person riding a toboggan
A person riding a bicycle or motorcycle
All of the above.

Under what circumstances should you notify law enforcement about a collision?

Only when there is an injury or death.
Only when damages exceed $5,000.
When there is an injury, death, or damages exceed $5,000.
You don’t need to notify law enforcement.

What should you do if your car breaks down in a potentially dangerous location?

Stop traffic and ask for help.
Turn on your hazard lights.
Turn on your right indicator.
None of the above.

Under what circumstances can you be found guilty of careless driving?

If you drive without care and attention.
If you drive without reasonable consideration for others using the road.
If you follow traffic rules and regulations.
Both A and B

What are some forms of distractions under the Traffic Safety Act?

Using a hand-held cell phone, texting or emailing, and using electronic devices such as laptops, computers, and video games.
Using cameras, video entertainment displays, programming portable audio players, and entering information on GPS units.
Reading printed materials in the vehicle, writing, printing or sketching, and personal grooming.
All of the above.

How do drivers of oversized vehicles or convoys typically handle traffic behind them?

They do not yield to traffic due to their size.
They allow larger vehicles to pass but block smaller vehicles.
They look for opportunities to let traffic pass safely.
It depends on the flow of traffic behind them.

What should you check before turning right?

That there is enough room in the curb lane of the street you are turning onto.
That the street you are turning onto has a marked crosswalk.
That no cyclists or pedestrians are approaching the intersection.
Both A and C

What should your exterior mirrors show you?

The exterior mirrors should only show the left and right lanes.
The exterior mirrors should only show the cars directly behind you.
Both A and B
The exterior mirrors should show a little of your vehicle on the side the mirror is attached to, as well as the area behind you in the adjacent lane.

What does it mean when a pedestrian is carrying a white cane?

The pedestrian is exempt from road rules.
The pedestrian requires assistance from others.
The pedestrian is visually impaired.
The pedestrian is hearing impaired.

What does this sign indicate?

Snowmobiles are not permitted on the road.
Snowmobiles are permitted on the road.
Parking snowmobiles on the road is not allowed.
There is a snowmobile crossing ahead.

What should you do when you intend to exit a circular intersection at any exit other than the first available one?

Scan for pedestrians and cyclists at the crosswalks at the entrance and exit of the circle.
Activate your right signal as you approach your intended exit and leave it on until you have exited.
Shift to a lower gear and prepare to stop before exiting the circle.
Both A and B

In urban areas, where are U-turns not permitted?

On a roadway between intersections
At an alley intersection
At an intersection where one or more of the roadways is an access to a public or private parking lot
All of the above

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

That the school bus is going to start flashing alternating red lights and will stop to allow students to get on or off.
That the school is nearby.
That the school bus is going to speed up and overtake you.
None of the above.

What should drivers do when attempting to pass an oversized vehicle or convoy?

Wait for the driver ahead to signal that it’s safe to pass.
Ensure they have enough space to maneuver around the oversized vehicle or convoy.
Confirm they have a clear sightline to check for oncoming traffic.
Both B and C

After coming to a complete stop, who should you give the right-of-way to before moving forward?

To pedestrians and traffic ahead
To the vehicles behind you
To the cyclists behind you
To the vehicle on your left

What does this sign mean?

Drivers must come to a complete stop.
Drivers should slow down their vehicles.
There are stopped vehicles ahead.
There is a dead-end ahead.

Is it safe to drive after consuming alcohol or drugs?

Yes, it is safe.
It depends on how much you have consumed.
No, it is not safe.
They do not impact your driving abilities.

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Practice Test 3

If a GDL driver gets their license suspended for the third time within one year, what must they do?

What is the correct procedure when changing lanes?

How can a driver know that a snowplow is working ahead?

What should you check around and inside your vehicle before driving?

Why can reversing out of a parking space be dangerous?

How long can an LRT (Light Rail Transit) train take to stop in an emergency?

What does this sign mean?

The driver of the vehicle nearest the crossing must stop at least __________________ metres away from the nearest rail.

How long should the flag attached to the extension or load of a vehicle be if the load extends more than 1.5 meters?

Who has the right-of-way in a two-lane circular intersection?

What is the penalty for the third occurrence under the Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS): WARN program?

What happens if a driver fails or refuses to comply with the Criminal Code?

Which lanes should stop for a school bus on a four-lane undivided highway?

When turning to the right using the hand-over-hand method, which hand provides the turning power to the steering wheel first?

What is the penalty for not completing the Planning Ahead course?

What are some essential winter emergency supplies to carry in your vehicle?

How should you make a turn if there is a parked vehicle or obstruction present close to the corner in the lane you are about to move into?

What should you do if your brake fails and the wheels are not turned?

Even if you have the right-of-way, what are you still responsible for?

Which of the following triggers the IRS FAIL program?

Which of the following are used to mark railway crossings on public roads?

What does this sign mean?

What is a two-way left-turn lane?

At a yield sign, if there is no traffic or pedestrians that you are required to yield to at an intersection, what should you do?

How should you return the steering wheel from a turning position?

What does a sign with black lettering on a yellow background indicate?

Why should you increase the following distance between you and the vehicle ahead when towing a trailer?

What happens in vehicles without an ABS?

Who should you not tow with your vehicle?

Under what circumstances should you notify law enforcement about a collision?

What should you do if your car breaks down in a potentially dangerous location?

Under what circumstances can you be found guilty of careless driving?

What are some forms of distractions under the Traffic Safety Act?

How do drivers of oversized vehicles or convoys typically handle traffic behind them?

What should you check before turning right?

What should your exterior mirrors show you?

What does it mean when a pedestrian is carrying a white cane?

What does this sign indicate?

What should you do when you intend to exit a circular intersection at any exit other than the first available one?

In urban areas, where are U-turns not permitted?

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

What should drivers do when attempting to pass an oversized vehicle or convoy?

After coming to a complete stop, who should you give the right-of-way to before moving forward?

What does this sign mean?

Is it safe to drive after consuming alcohol or drugs?

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