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Intersections and Turns

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

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 remember when making a turn?

Yield the right-of-way to pedestrians crossing in the crosswalk
Enter the crosswalk until pedestrians are safely out of the intersection
Not turn wide and occupy two lanes when turning.
All of the above

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

Turn from the lane nearest the left side of the road into the lane nearest and to the right of the yellow line.
Turn from the lane nearest the right side of the road into the lane nearest and to the right of the yellow line.
Turn from the lane nearest the left side of the road into the lane nearest and to the left of the yellow line.
Turn from the lane nearest the right side of the road into the lane nearest and to the left of the yellow line.

What should you do before turning left off a two-lane highway?

Check your left shoulder to ensure no vehicle is passing you.
Stop in the middle of the turn to safely clear the intersection.
Activate your right turn signal to warn oncoming traffic.
Slow down and pass oncoming traffic using the right-of-way.

How does traffic move in a traffic circle or roundabout?

In the same manner as T-intersections
In a counterclockwise direction around a centre island
In a clockwise direction around a centre island
None of the above

Why are left turns more dangerous than right turns?

Because left-side lanes are narrower than right-side lanes.
Because turning the steering wheel to the left is more difficult.
Because left turns require crossing oncoming traffic lanes.
None of the above.

How do the right-of-way rules work?

One person must yield while the other is allowed to proceed.
Everyone must come to a complete stop before proceeding.
Motorcycle riders must always yield to car drivers.
Everyone must yield the right-of-way to others.

How should you approach an intersection where dual lane turns are indicated for right or left turns?

Approach away from the marked lanes and turn into your intended lane.
Approach in one of the marked lanes and turn into the corresponding lane.
Approach in one of the marked lanes and proceed straight.
None of the above.

What are intersections called where stop signs are placed at all corners?

Courtesy corners
Wisdom corners
Intersecting corners
U-turns

What determines the right-of-way rules?

Signs and signals
The position of your vehicle relative to others at an intersection
The type of motor vehicle
Both A and B

Who should you yield the right-of-way to when making a right turn?

The pedestrians and traffic on the cross street
The vehicles behind you
Oncoming vehicles
The vehicles on your left

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

When should you activate your right turn signal to exit a circular intersection?

After passing the exit before your intended exit
Just after entering the intersection
Near your intended exit
After passing the first available exit

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 should you do before exiting the two-lane circular intersection from the left lane?

Yield the right-of-way to the traffic in the right lane.
Turn on your right turn signal.
Scan ahead for pedestrians and cyclists at the crosswalk at the exit.
All of the above

What can you do if you see a car ahead making a right turn on a city street?

Pass on the right.
Pass on the left if there is a second lane, and you can do so safely.
Pass if you sound your horn.
Pass on the left.

Can you turn left on a red light at the intersection after coming to a complete stop at the proper stopping point?

Yes, if there are no signs prohibiting the turn.
Yes, if you are moving from a one-way road onto a one-way road.
Yes, if it is a dual-lane turn.
All of the above.

What should be your position on the road before making a turn?

In the cyclist’s lane at least 10 meters before the intersection.
In the parking lane at least 10 meters before the intersection.
In your proper turning lane at least 15 meters before the intersection.
In a lane other than the turning lane before the intersection.

What is the maximum speed allowed when entering a playground zone, unless otherwise posted, during hours when controls apply?

10 km/h
20 km/h
30 km/h
50 km/h

Who has the right-of-way in the situation below?

Vehicle A
Vehicle B
Both vehicles
None of the above

What should you check while approaching an intersection without a traffic control device?

The traffic approaching from behind.
The traffic approaching from your left and right.
The vehicles parked before the intersection.
All of the above.

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

On a curve
On an approach to or near the crest of a hill where the driver of another vehicle cannot see you within 150 metres from either direction.
Both A and B
At an intersection without any traffic control devices

After stopping at a stop sign, you should only proceed when:

You see traffic on your left.
You find a little space to go.
The way is clear.
None of the above

Is it allowed to change lanes while in a circular intersection?

Yes, but only while giving a proper signal.
No, you should not change lanes in the circle.
Yes, but only if driving a smaller vehicle.
None of the above

Can you turn right on a red light at the intersection after coming to a complete stop at the proper stopping point?

Yes, unless a sign prohibits it.
No, you must wait for the green light.
Yes, but only if a peace officer is controlling the intersection.
Yes, but only if it is a T-shaped intersection.

Can you turn right on a red light at a dual right-turn intersection after coming to a complete stop?

Yes, but only if the police officer in the intersection says so.
No, you cannot turn right.
Yes, if there are no signs prohibiting the turn.
Yes, but only if the intersection is empty.

At an intersection controlled by a peace officer or police officer, who must you follow, traffic signs and signals or the officer’s directions?

Follow traffic signs and signals over the officer’s directions.
Follow the officer’s directions over traffic signs and signals.
You must do what you think is right.
Either A or B

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

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

Turn from the lane nearest the right side of the road into the lane nearest the right side of the road.
Turn from the lane nearest the left side of the road into the lane nearest the right side of the road.
Turn from the lane nearest the right side of the road into the lane nearest the left side of the road.
Turn from the lane nearest the left side of the road into the lane nearest the left side of the road.

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.

What should be your position when turning right from a two-way road onto another two-way road?

Stay on the left side of your lane and no more than half a meter from the curb or edge of the road.
Stay centred in your lane and no more than one meter (3 feet) from the curb or edge of the road.
Stay on the right side of your lane, in close contact with the curb or edge of the road.
None of the above.

What is a T-intersection without signs or signals called?

Controlled roundabout
Controlled intersection
Uncontrolled intersection
Controlled traffic circles

Who has the right-of-way at a T-intersection?

The driver on the right
The driver on the left
The driver with the longer vehicle
The driver with a commercial driver’s licence

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

In the situation below, who must yield the right-of-way?

Vehicle H
Vehicle G
Both of them
None of them

How are dual lane turns indicated?

By pavement markings or signs
By traffic lights
By police officers
None of the above

Who must yield the right-of-way to the other in the situation below?

Vehicle A
Vehicle B
Both vehicles
None of the above

If you must stop within the intersection before completing a left turn, how should you position your vehicle?

Stay to the left of the yellow line and keep your front wheels turned to the left.
Stay to the right of the yellow line and keep your front wheels pointed straight ahead.
Stay on the yellow line and keep your front wheels turned to the right.
None of the above.

What should you know when entering a two-lane circular intersection using the right lane?

You must enter the circle when it is safe.
You must stay in the right lane while in the circle.
You must exit the circle using the right lane.
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

At a two-lane circular intersection, drivers planning to travel past the first exit should use:

Left lane
Right lane
Any of them
None of the above

If you are approaching a red light, what are you allowed to do?

Turn right without stopping.
Drive straight through after coming to a complete stop.
Turn left from a one-way street onto another one-way street after a complete stop, unless prohibited.
Turn left without stopping.

Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop on a road with a marked stop line?

Before the stop line
On the stop line
Ahead of the stop line
None of the above

What are controlled intersections?

Intersections without yield signs, stop signs, or traffic lights.
Intersections with yield signs, stop signs, or traffic lights.
Intersections with pedestrian crossings.
None of the above.

What should you do when exiting from service roads, alleys, parking lots, or driveways?

You must stop before any sidewalk crossing.
You must stop before entering the main street.
You must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians.
All of the above.

Which of the following statements regarding the right-of-way in circular intersections is true?

Vehicles entering the intersection must yield to traffic already in the circle.
Vehicles already in the circle must yield to traffic entering the intersection.
Vehicles already in the circle must yield to cyclists entering the intersection.
None of the above

Where are U-turns not permitted?

At an intersection controlled by traffic devices that are not allowing it
Where a sign prohibits U-turns
At an uncontrolled intersection
Both A and B

In the picture below, the cross traffic has been affected. Should Vehicle A enter the intersection?

Yes
No
Yes, only if Vehicle A's driver possesses the necessary skills.
None of the above

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

Turn from the lane nearest to the curb on the left into the lane nearest to the curb on the left.
Move from the lane nearest to the right of the yellow line into the lane nearest to the right of the yellow line.
Move from the lane nearest to the right of the yellow line into the lane nearest to the left of the curb.
None of the above

What does the courtesy rule allow at an intersection?

It allows the vehicle that arrived first to proceed first
It allows the vehicle that arrived last to proceed first.
It allows vehicles to move at the same time.
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.

If traffic is delayed at an intersection, you must not enter it until:

You can completely clear the intersection.
You can completely clear the crosswalk on the other side.
You can partially clear the intersection.
Both A and B

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.

Which lane should you use to enter a two-lane circular intersection if you intend to exit from the first available exit?

Left lane
Right lane
Any of the above
None of the above

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

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

In the situation below, who has the right-of-way?

Vehicle A
Vehicle B
Vehicle C
All of them

Which turn signal should you use to exit a circular intersection?

Right turn signal
Left turn signal
Both turn signals simultaneously
No turn signals should be used

How are traffic circles different from roundabouts?

Roundabouts contain parking spaces, while traffic circles don’t.
Roundabouts allow large commercial vehicles, while traffic circles don’t.
The centre island of roundabouts is smaller than the centre island of traffic circles.
Roundabouts are controlled by traffic signs and signals, while traffic circles aren’t.

Who must yield the right-of-way to the other in the situation below?

Vehicle A
Vehicle B
Both vehicles
None of the above

What should you do when approaching an intersection with a red light?

Come to a complete stop.
Speed through the intersection.
Drive through carefully at a steady speed.
None of the above.

After stopping at a stop sign, who has the right-of-way before you move forward?

Vehicles on your left only
Vehicles behind you only
Pedestrians and traffic ahead
Cyclist on your right only

If two vehicles arrive at an intersection at the same time, who has the right to proceed first?

The smaller vehicle
The longer vehicle
The vehicle on the left side
The vehicle on the right side

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.

Which intersection is presented in the picture below?

Controlled intersection
Double lane circular intersection
T-shaped intersection
Single lane circular intersection

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.

What should you know when entering a two-lane circular intersection using the left lane?

You must enter the circle when it is safe.
You must stay in the left lane while in the circle.
You must exit the circle using the left lane.
All of the above

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

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

You should complete the turn in the lane behind the obstruction and then come to a complete stop.
You should move next to the lane where the obstruction is present.
You should complete the turn in the lane behind the obstruction and then change lanes to the left when safe.
You should enter the far-left lane of the road to avoid the obstruction.

What should you do when approaching a yield sign?

Reduce your speed and be prepared to stop
Speed up and pass it as fast as you can.
Come to a complete stop before it.
None of the above

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

Where should you stop your vehicle at a marked crosswalk with a stop line?

Before the stop line
Before the crosswalk
On the crosswalk
Ahead of the crosswalk

What should you do if you miss your intended exit or cannot exit safely from the circular intersection using the left lane?

Stay in your lane and travel around the circle again to take the exit.
Come to a complete stop within the intersection.
Slow down and make a wide U-turn to take the exit.
Take the next available exit.

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

Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop at a marked crosswalk without a stop line?

Before the crosswalk
On the crosswalk
Ahead of the crosswalk
You don’t have to stop if there is no stop line.

At an intersection with no traffic signs or signal lights, who must you yield the right-of-way to?

To a vehicle on your right
To a vehicle on your left
To a vehicle behind you
To the same class of vehicle

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.

Where should you stop your vehicle if there is no stop line or marked crosswalk at an intersection?

Within five meters of the intersecting roadway
Within three meters of the intersecting roadway
Ahead of the intersecting roadway
Stopping is not required if there is no stop line or marked crosswalk

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